Mega Brands: every MEGA building line, one wall

About Mega Brands and the MEGA building sets

Our history: from one block toy to a brickyard

Our history started with a simple idea: building should be open to everyone, from the toddler holding a first big block toy to the adult collector planning a shelf display. That idea grew into MEGA Bloks, the large, soft-edged building blocks for babies and toddlers, and into MEGA Construx and the MEGA building toy lines that bring licensed worlds into brick form. Along the way our business kept adding innovations — poseable micro action figures, motion builds with working cranks, pixel-art bricks — and today the MEGA name covers big blocks, collectible figures and detailed display models with thousands of pieces. Mega Brands joined Mattel in 2014, and every toy in the series still starts with the same question: what will be fun to build?

MEGA Bloks for the first builders

MEGA Bloks First Builders sets are where most of our builders begin. The big blocks are sized for little hands, so a toddler practises fine motor skills while stacking, sorting by colour and pulling pieces apart — learning through play, with plenty of fun and early creativity. Vehicles with buildable tops, block buddies, musical sets and big building bags with storage keep the play going, and every bag of MEGA Bloks clicks with the next one, so a collection of building blocks can expand with your child.

Building sets for kids who want a world

Around age six, builders want stories. Our MEGA Pokémon sets let kids build Pikachu, Charizard and Eevee, pop a figure into a buildable Poké Ball, or set up a training stadium battle. MEGA Halo building sets put Spartans, Warthogs and Banshees on the table with poseable micro action figures, and Hot Wheels and Masters of the Universe sets bring race cars, monster trucks and Castle Grayskull into the same brickyard. Endless adventures, and every set fits the rest of the collection.

Collector builds for adults

For adult collectors we make display builds with real engineering: motion Pokémon with turning cranks, pixel-art figures for the wall, detailed Halo vehicles, Hot Wheels race cars with a die-cast model in the box, retro consoles and big Masters of the Universe weapons. These are long, satisfying builds — a quiet evening at the table — that end as a collectible piece you want to keep on show.

How to choose your next MEGA set

Start with the builder. Under three: MEGA Bloks First Builders with big blocks and storage. Six and up: MEGA Pokémon Poké Balls, Hot Wheels race cars and Halo micro figure packs. Twelve and up or adult collectors: motion builds, pixel art and vehicles with hundreds or thousands of pieces. Every listing in our brickyard shows the piece count and ages, and each product page links to its build line, so you can expand a collection set by set.