Cowabunga, brick fans! The sewer has never looked so studdable. LEGO® Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles BrickHeadz are officially happening, and the four heroes in a half shell are crawling back into our display shelves on 1 April 2026.
Set 40878 brings Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo together in one box, each rocking their signature weapons in that chunky, BrickHeadz style fans love. The real highlight? Michelangelo comes with a pizza. A whole pizza. Because of course he does. Honestly, that slice of round LEGO® goodness alone justifies shelf space.
This set marks a serious milestone for the BrickHeadz theme, landing as entries 301, 302, 303, and 304 in the long-running collection. Pricing for 40878 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles BrickHeadz lands at: USD $40 / EUR €40 / AUD $60 / GBP £35 / DKK 300 / SEK 450 / PLN 170 / BRL 230
Could this be a warm-up act for something bigger? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem 2 hits theaters in 2027, and LEGO® has a long history of timing product drops around major film releases. A whole wave of minifigure-scale TMNT sets feels less like a fantasy and more like an inevitability right now.
The question every fan is already asking: where are Shredder and Splinter? A two-pack villain BrickHeadz would be the perfect follow-up.
Like most BrickHeadz releases, this one ships exclusively through LEGO® Stores and LEGO.com, so no hunting through third-party shelves. April 1st is the drop date, and yes, this is absolutely not an April Fools' joke.
Turtle Power FAQs: Everything You Need to Know About LEGO® TMNT BrickHeadz
Q: Where can I buy the LEGO® TMNT BrickHeadz set 40878? A: This set is exclusive to LEGO® Stores and the official LEGO.com website. Third-party retailers like Amazon or Target are not expected to carry it, so mark that April 1 date and shop direct.
Q: Does the set include all four Ninja Turtles? A: Yes! Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo all come in one box, each with their signature weapons. Michelangelo also comes with a brick-built pizza, which is honestly the hero piece of the whole set.
Q: Is LEGO® planning more TMNT sets beyond BrickHeadz? A: Nothing is officially confirmed yet, but with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem 2 scheduled for 2027, a larger wave of minifigure-scale LEGO® TMNT sets feels very possible. This BrickHeadz release could absolutely be the first sign of a bigger partnership.
Q: Will there be a Shredder or Splinter BrickHeadz? A: No official announcement yet, but the fan demand is real and loud. A villain two-pack featuring Shredder and Splinter would be a natural follow-up, and given how well LEGO® responds to popular BrickHeadz character requests, fingers remain firmly crossed.