LEGO Ideas Kame House Project Falls 29 Supporters Short
A fan-designed Dragon Ball Kame House for LEGO Ideas has been archived after reaching 4,971 supporters, just 29 shy of the 5,000 needed to advance.
A fan-made LEGO Ideas project based on Dragon Ball's iconic Kame House has been archived after failing to reach the 5,000-supporter threshold. The project ended with 4,971 supporters, just 29 short of the milestone required to move forward on the platform.
The campaign had been given a six-month window starting in March 2025 to gain 4,000 additional supporters by mid-October. Despite the effort, the project fell short of the goal and has now been closed.
LEGO Ideas was created in 2008 as a platform for fans to share their own builds and gather support. Projects that reach 5,000 supporters advance to the next review stage, but the Kame House design will not be among them.
In March 2025, the Kame House project had reached 1,000 supporters within two weeks, showing early momentum. However, that pace was not enough to carry it to the final target.
Meanwhile, LEGO has announced its first official Dragon Ball set, 'Shenron & Goku,' scheduled for release on Nov. 4, 2026. The news was reported by cbr.com.
Quick answers
How many supporters did the LEGO Ideas Kame House project get?
The project was archived with 4,971 supporters, 29 short of the 5,000 needed.
When was the LEGO Ideas Kame House project launched?
It entered a six-month window in March 2025 to gain 4,000 additional supporters by mid-October.
Is there an official LEGO Dragon Ball set?
Yes, LEGO has announced 'Shenron & Goku,' scheduled for release on Nov. 4, 2026.