LEGO Pokémon SMART Play 72167: Contents and MSRP (2026)

LEGO set 72167 is the All-in-One Pokémon SMART Play set: 751 pieces, 2 SMART Bricks, 4 NFC tags, and a charging dock, at $119.99 MSRP.

That "All-in-One" label is the most important thing to read before buying any SMART Play set. Without it, a set does not include the SMART Bricks required to activate its motion-sensing lights and sounds.

72167 is the only set in the current LEGO Pokémon SMART Play lineup confirmed to bundle all required electronics in the box.

Jolteon appears here as a LEGO Pokémon co-headliner for the first time. No previous LEGO Pokémon set, standard or SMART Play, featured Jolteon as a named headliner before this set.

The standalone Eevee set (72151) is the only prior LEGO representation of the Eeveelution line, and it builds Eevee before evolution. 72167 is where Jolteon first gets its own brick-built form.

What's inside LEGO 72167

The SMART Bricks embed into the Charizard and Jolteon builds. When a child moves the figures against each other, the bricks detect the motion and play battle sounds and light effects. The tags swap between different scenarios.

This is a distinct product from LEGO's standard static Pokémon figures. The standard line (Eevee, Arcanine, Rayquaza, the Kanto Starter Trio) builds pieces designed for display with no electronics and no motion interaction.

SMART Play is a separate sub-line from the standard character builds, and the two are not interchangeable.

See the full LEGO Pokémon buyer's guide for a side-by-side view of both lines, with recommendations for each buyer type.

MSRP and observed prices

The $119.99 MSRP is the standard retail price across most sellers. Treasure Trove Cards listed it at $94.99 as of October 6, 2026, which is the lowest observed price for a sealed unit.

Per piece, $119.99 for 751 pieces works out to approximately $0.16 per brick at MSRP. That figure includes the SMART Bricks and charger: buyers comparing price-per-piece against a standard LEGO set without electronics will get a misleading comparison. The electronics component drives the premium, not the brick count.

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How 72167 compares to other SMART Play sets

The comparison table surfaces a non-obvious fact: set 72165 (Umbreon and Garchomp, 831 pieces) has 80 more pieces than 72167, at $40 less. The price difference is not about piece count. It is about the SMART Bricks and charger bundled only in 72167.

The smaller expansion sets (72155, 72156, 72157, 72159) do not carry the All-in-One label and are not confirmed to include SMART Bricks. Check each set's listing for contents before purchasing, particularly if you are buying a standalone gift and expect interactive play out of the box.

LEGO Pokémon SMART Play: Charizard vs. Jolteon Ultimate Battle 72167

$119.99 USD

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Who it's for, and who should skip it

72167 is the right buy for a child aged 8 to 12 who will play with it actively. The SMART Brick interaction is designed for hands-on battle play: moving the figures, swapping tags, triggering sounds. A child who builds it and then leaves it on a shelf gets no more from this set than from a standard build at half the price.

It is also the right gift when you need a self-contained Pokémon LEGO experience with no additional purchases. Because it is All-in-One, the box has everything. Expansion sets at $15 to $30 may need a SMART Brick source; 72167 does not.

Skip it if the buyer is an adult collector building a display shelf. Standard LEGO Pokémon sets (the static character builds like Eevee or Arcanine) are designed for exactly that. Skip it, too, if you already own an All-in-One set and want to expand your SMART Play collection: in that case, the $19.99 expansion sets deliver more playable scenarios at a lower per-scene cost, and 72165 (831 pieces, $79.99) gives the larger brick-built figures without paying for a second set of SMART Bricks you already have.

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As a holiday gift for 2026

At $119.99, 72167 sits comfortably in the $100 to $120 Pokémon gift tier: above a typical ETB, below a premium collector's box. For a child who already plays with LEGO and knows their Pokémon, it delivers more interactive replay value than a sealed TCG product, which is a one-time unboxing.

The Charizard theme broadens its appeal beyond Pokémon-specific fans. Charizard is one of the most recognized Pokémon globally, which means the gift reads clearly even to a recipient who is not deep into the current TCG set cycle. See the full 2026 Pokémon holiday gift guide for how this set sits alongside other gift tiers from $20 to $150.

LEGO Pokémon SMART Play: Eevee and Lapras's Treasure Hunt 72162

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Frequently asked questions

What does "All-in-One" mean for LEGO SMART Play 72167?

It means the set includes the SMART Bricks and charging dock needed for interactive play. Expansion sets in the line do not include SMART Bricks and are not confirmed to work standalone out of the box.

How many pieces are in the Charizard vs. Jolteon LEGO set?

751 pieces. That is fewer than the 72165 Umbreon vs. Garchomp set (831 pieces), but 72167 costs $40 more because it bundles the SMART Bricks and charger.

What age is LEGO 72167 recommended for?

Ages 8 and up. The interaction mechanic and build complexity are calibrated for 8 to 12 year olds; the standard static LEGO character sets (Eevee, Arcanine) have no age restriction beyond the typical 6 to 10 range for display builds.

What is the MSRP of LEGO set 72167?

$119.99 USD. Treasure Trove Cards listed it at $94.99 as of October 6, 2026, which is the lowest observed price for a sealed unit among active listings.

Is Jolteon in any other LEGO Pokémon set?

No. As of October 2026, set 72167 is the only LEGO Pokémon product to feature Jolteon as a named headliner. The standalone Eevee set (72151) builds Eevee before evolution, and no other current set includes a Jolteon figure.