The characters and builds are very familiar and based off of sets we’ve had in the past. A new Z-Blob mech, Bunchu Bunny and other recurring DreamZzz elements. Unfortunately pricing and availability information isn’t confirmed yet so watch this space. Check out the images below and share your thoughts in the comments section.

Z-Blob’s Robot and Vehicle Adventures (71487):

Bunchu’s Creative Animal Adventures (71488):

Cooper’s Gaming Controller Jet (71489):

Izzie and Bunchurro the Gaming Bunny (71490):

Mateo and the Z-Blob Action Race Car (71491):

Cooper’s Tiger Mech & Zero’s Hot Rod Car (71497):

Cooper’s Flying Controller (30698) Polybag:

The book will come complete with 136 pieces that allow you to build up to 4 different models (one at a time), along with a sorting tray and a book full of building ideas to create your own DREAMZzz World. This is also DK Books’ first publication to solely focus on LEGO DREAMZzz, its also the second ‘World Builder’ style book by them.

LEGO DREAMZzz World Builder will be available August 2025 – cover is subject to change.

With many mini-game titles under its belt, including LEGO Wing Walkers, LEGO Prop Hunt, LEGO Obby Fun and LEGO Smoothie Odyssey, a brand new DREAMZzz themed game is now available to play. LEGO Chasers Vs Hunters is a team-based shooter that pits two teams against each other, their aim is to transform objects into nightmarish or dream-like states. Players earn coins and unlock gadgets that help their team.

This game and others in the series can be found within the LEGO Islands experience, simply search for LEGO Islands game. Additional LEGO Islands games will be released throughout October. Watch the trailer below and share your thoughts on the new gaming experience. 

The new collection of animated LEGO DREAMZzz shorts are back and it continues the stories from the DREAMZzz universe but from Izzie’s perspective. Approximately 5 minutes each, the five minisodes retell moments from the second season of LEGO DREAMZzz. You can watch all 5 shorts conveniently below, enjoy.

LEGO stores and LEGO.com are currently offering up to 30% off LEGO DREAMZzz.

The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st September 2024 and are available in most regions Worldwide. They come with a nice mix of prints parts and accessories that we mostly seen before thanks to the many LEGO DREAMZzz sets, take a look at them below, along with a breakdown of what to look for whilst building your Minifigures.

A massive thank you to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for supplying the images, we personally couldn’t get to a LEGO store this time.

Mateo & Tiny Z-Blob:

• Mateo’s hair piece
• Dual faces
• Blue torso with pocket and collar print
• Mateo’s legs and red boots
• Tiny Z-Blob accessory

Izzie & Bunny:

• Shoulder-length black wave hair
• Dual face
• Bunny motif torso
• Azure blue legs
• Bunny accessory

Mr Oz:

• Grey hair & beard combo
• New dark blue torso with Space logo print
• Matching dark blue legs with belt, pockets and pouch print
• Green goo bottle accessory

Nova:

• Dark red hair piece
• Dual faces
• Two tone torso with Sloth print
• Matching coloured legs
• Pink hairbrush accessory

Jayden:

• Black bowl-style hair piece
• Dual faces
• Tow Town purple & pink torso with Unicorn print
• Matching coloured legs
• Teddy accessory

Cooper:

• Blonde scruffy hair piece
• Dual faces
• Red torso with zip and chequered pattern print
• Dark blue legs
• Machine/Saw accessory

Zoey:

• Black wavey hair piece
• Dual faces
• Dark grey torso with leather jacket and emblem print
• Sand blue legs with pockets and button print
• Cat figure accessory

As you can see the DREAMZzz theme at BaM Stations is strong with a total of 7 characters to collect. I can personally see them all being quite popular, especially the Space torso in that new dark blue colour. As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in, even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into pre-made packs and are located near the till area.

Will you be grabbing these Minifigures or picking & choosing random ones? Let us know in the comments below. Thanks again to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for sending the images, it’s truly appreciated.

The episodes will release later this week which will conclude Season 2. To coincide with the second half of the hit animated show, a new study has been revealed about how dreams can influence play. The LEGO DreamZzz sets have been inspired by the dream realm and real life, as sleep plays an important role in play.

Fans of the LEGO DreamZzz animated series who live in Australia can visit the world’s largest certified LEGO store there take part in the Night Bureau Adventure event. Read more about the Season 2 conclusion and Australian event below.

Official details:

The LEGO Group Reveals How Children Can “Dream Craft” Their Way to Amazing Adventures in Their Sleep

Ahead of the second batch of LEGO® DREAMZzz Season Two episodes, rolling out globally from August 30 onwards, the LEGO Group is on a mission to help all kids guide their dreams – or “dream craft” – just like the series’ characters
New global study finds only 1 in 3 kids practice “dream crafting” while sleeping

Billund, Denmark, 2 September 2024: In the lead-up to the final 10 episodes of LEGO® DREAMZzz Night of the Never Witch, a new study reveals that children can learn how to guide and change their dreams, similar to the characters in the series. Now, the LEGO Group is on a mission to educate parents and guardians on how they can help their children develop and strengthen the real world skills needed to be able to guide their dreams – or as coined in the series, “dream craft”.

The ability to dream craft is a concept from the LEGO DREAMZzz show, whereby the characters have the ability to form and change various objects or scenarios using their creativity. The first part of Season Two saw the high-school-friends-turned-dream-chasers being taught how to harness their powers of dream crafting in the R.E.M trials by forming different items to help defeat their opponents, bringing them a step closer to taking on the Never Witch and defending the dream world.

Just like the characters of the series – Mateo, Izzie, Cooper, Logan, and Zoey – who use their dream crafting abilities to protect the dream world, children are also able to guide and control their dreams. However, a new global study by the LEGO Group found that only around half (57%) of children aged 6 to 12 are aware of their own abilities.

Of those who are utilising their “dream crafting” powers, 41% of kids said they are able to consciously change their dream when it’s turning into something they fear and 38% guide their dream if they simply don’t like what they are dreaming of.

With the study discovering that only 1 in 3 kids are practicing “dream crafting” in their sleep, the LEGO Group is on a mission to educate children and parents on what “dream crafting” is and how they can improve their skills.

Dream Psychologist, Ian Wallace, who has analysed over 400,000 dreams across his 30 years of research, explains that children can guide their dreams by using a plethora of skills developed in the real world. This can be done by tapping into their creativity and confidence more, particularly through three methods: Dream Play, Imaginal Play and Active Play.

• The first method, Dream Play, involves exploring and analysing an image from a dream, preferably as the child is waking. This is done by re-imagining the dream in various scenarios. As the child does this, they will realise that they have power over the images that they are creating in their mind and can explore different ways of how they feel about those images.
• Imaginal Play focuses on the child playing around with a remembered image from a dream once they’ve awoken. As a parent, you can encourage the child to imagine various aspects of a scene in their dream, such as its surroundings, inhabitants and possible elements within it.
• Finally, Active Play takes this further by inviting the child to reconstruct and enact imagery from their dreams, using creativity to build comparisons and resemblances through role play. This hands-on approach deepens emotional connections and strengthens their imaginative skills, which shows kids how their creativity can guide their dreams into whatever they want.

According to Ian, these methods enhance children’s creativity and confidence by encouraging them to experiment, play and explore using their imagination. In turn, these real life skills can then be subconsciously applied when asleep to help the child guide or change their dream.

Through Ian’s years of research, he has uncovered that the ability to “dream craft” not only makes dreaming more exciting and enjoyable, but also has a whole host of other real life benefits for children. When asleep, a child’s imagination allows them to develop their problem-solving abilities, explore their inner thoughts and feelings which builds a stronger sense of self-identity and emotional resilience, and even improves their brain health by advancing their complex cognitive skills(2).

Cerim Manovi, Creative Director for LEGO DREAMZzz franchise, said: “As we release the final episodes of LEGO DREAMZzz Season Two Night of the Never Witch, our mission is still to inspire kids and families on how to bring the creativity and imagination of “dream crafting” into their daily lives and into their play time. At the LEGO Group, we celebrate dreaming as the awesome and tangible playground for children to freely explore and witness their creative powers, so let’s turn bedtime into an adventure full of possibilities!”.

So, what are kids crafting in their dreams? As part of the LEGO Group’s study on children’s dreams, it found the top ten most common things kids across the globe are dreaming about:

• Friends (67%)
• Family members (61%)
• School (61%)
• Parents / guardians (58%)
• Home (57%)
• Pets (56%)
• Toys (56%)
• Playing a game (50%)
• A park or playground (48%)
• Monsters (46%)

The LEGO DREAMZzz series first launched in May last year. The show follows the adventures of a group of high-school friends as they discover the dream world is a real place. Together, the crew learn how to use their dream crafting skills to defend the dream world against chaos caused by the Nightmare King and, most recently, the Never Witch.

In anticipation for this latest season, earlier in the year, the LEGO Group also revealed nine new LEGO DREAMZzz sets: Zoey’s Cat Motorcycle, Logan the Mighty Panda, Cooper’s Robot Dinosaur C-Rex, Zoey’s Dream Jet Pack Booster, Mateo and Z-Blob the Knight Battle Mech, The Never Witch’s Midnight Raven, Izzie’s Dream Animals, The Never Witch’s Nightmare Creatures and Castle Nocturnia. Inspired by dream crafting in the show, each product has two or three building options and a story-led building instruction to encourage young dreamers to change their build as they change the story, thus dream crafting in real life.

The sets are available to purchase now via LEGO stores, LEGO.com/DREAMZzz and from select leading retailers around the world.

The latest instalment of Season Two (Part Two) episodes will be available to watch from September 6 via LEGO YouTube, LEGO.com and streaming platforms. Season One and the first 10 episodes of Season Two (Part One) are available on LEGO YouTube now.

To mark the new products and content, the LEGO Group is hosting a Night Bureau Adventure event in Sydney’s Pit Street Mall store on September 8. The largest LEGO store will be transformed into an enchanting dream world for one day only, where attendees have the chance to meet their favourite LEGO DREAMZzz dream chaser, Mateo, in his very first live chat and press conference. With the support of Cerim Manovi, children will be given a chance to develop their “dream crafting” skills, flex their creative superpowers and participate in some super fun LEGO brick building challenges.

Further information can be found here

This offer runs alongside the current double points promotion which is limited to a select number of sets. Are your thinking of purchasing some of the new LEGO DreamZzz sets or older ones? Don’t hang around, grab them before the 16th August and get double the amount of Insiders points than you normally would. Included in the lineup are the  recently released Summer wave, these include some fun and great looking sets.

The first half of the second season is here and includes the first 10 episodes. You’ll have a choice of which platform to watch it on too with Netflix and ITVX (UK). Amazing Prime will also be added to the list at some point. If you don’t have access to these platforms then YouTube is your friend, currently only the first 2 episodes are available. If you’re a fan of the animal TV series then you’ll love the LEGO DreamZzz sets that have been revealed and dropping this Summer, check them out here.

Episode 1:

Episode 2:

There will be a bit of a wait for the second half of series 2, as it will hit streaming platforms in September. In between both series though a total of 9 LEGO DreamZzz sets will be available to build, so far 8 have been revealed, I wonder what the 9th set will be.

The new LEGO DreamZzz sets will be released in August, some of which can be pre-ordered now. Watch the series 2 trailer below and get a feel of what to expect in the upcoming second installment.

Official details:

Calling All Dreamers: LEGO® DREAMZzz Season Two Is Coming – But With a New Threat to the Dream World!

LEGO® DREAMZzz: Night of the Never Witch episodes air worldwide from May 17, with a further ten episodes to follow in September.
A new villain, the Never Witch, is threatening to steal memories and disrupt the fragile harmony between the dream world and waking world.
The LEGO Group also announced the release of nine brand-new LEGO DREAMZzz sets on sale in August later this year.
To celebrate the new season, the LEGO Group is asking kids to defend the dream world and take part in the LEGO DREAMZzz Census.

Billund, Denmark, 7th May 2024: The LEGO Group has announced the highly anticipated second season of LEGO DREAMZzz show called Night of the Never Witch, with a new villain bringing chaos to the dream world from May 17!

The Adventure Continues

This two-part season offers our high-school-friends-turned-dream-chasers plenty of opportunity for creativity and discovery, with adventure lurking around every corner. Following on season one’s Trials of the Dream Chasers storyline, season two picks back up with Mateo, Izzie, Cooper, Logan and Zoey as they continue to keep the dream world safe as part of their secret agency, the Night Bureau.

The season opens with a bang as the Never Witch breaks out of the Murky Realm, where she had been imprisoned by the Nightmare King. Once escaped, the Never Witch uses her powers to steal memories, create a group of evil doppelgangers and capture dream realms in indestructible doom-domes. The fate of the entire dream world is on the line as the Never Witch begins her master spell to end dreaming forever, and only the dream chasers can stop her!

Join this season’s latest adventures from May 17 and watch the LEGO DREAMZzz: Night of the Never Witch episodes on LEGO YouTube. Keep your eyes peeled for the second half of the season, which will air in September later this year.

Ignite Imaginations with New Sets

To celebrate the new series, the LEGO Group has also announced the release of nine all-new LEGO DREAMZzz sets that encourage children to bring their wildest dreams to life.

Fans can race into the dream world using Zoey’s Cat Motorcycle, a cool toy cat that can be transformed into a catbike with wheels or a speedy cat powered by turbo boosters. With Izzie’s Dream Animals, children can chase down the Never Witch’s raven by building red panda to pursue it on land, a bird to pursue it in the sky or even a sea turtle to pursue it underwater.

Cooper’s Robot Dinosaur C-Rex lets fans help Zoey and Cooper to get back the dream jar, by building an awesome dinosaur model! Children can transform Cooper’s LEGO® junkyard into a fierce T. rex with a thrashing tail or a flying pterodactyl with wings.

Finally, imagination can truly soar with the Never Witch’s Midnight Raven. Have fun building the Never Witch’s awesome raven before transforming it into a raven-hut combination or rebuilding it as a collection of three cool creature toys: a walking house, a cauldron spider and a giant raven.

More new sets include Zoey’s Dream Jet Pack Booster, Logan the Might Panda, the Never Witch’s Nightmare Creatures and the epic Castle Nocturnia.

Cerim Manovi, Creative Director for the LEGO DREAMZzz franchise, said: “the LEGO DREAMZzz content and products celebrate the infinite possibilities of dreaming, allowing kids to tell their own unique stories through creative play. We kept creative play front and centre when developing the new sets. This year we’re excited to reveal that some of our new product sets include up to three different play options packed into the product offering, inviting children to make their own choices when building and telling their own unique stories. For example, fans can choose to convert Mateo’s gooey companion into a street knight mech, a street knight centaur or a street battle mech with the Mateo and Z-Blob the Knight Battle Mech set.”

The new LEGO DREAMZzz sets will be available to purchase from August 1, 2024, however fans can now pre-order Cooper’s Robot Dinosaur C-rex, the Never Witch’s Midnight Raven and the Mateo and Z-Blob the Knight Battle Mech set via LEGO stores, LEGO.com/DREAMZzz and from select leading retailers around the world.

Help Defend the Dream World

The Never Witch wants to steal our dreams and make you forget, but the LEGO Group believes dreams are the ultimate expression of our creativity and should be protected.

To defend children’s dreams against the Never Witch and ensure they are remembered forever, the LEGO Group is asking parents to sit down with their kids aged 6-12 to tell us about their dreams as part of the LEGO DREAMZzz Census to form one of the largest libraries of children’s wonderful dreams.

The findings of the LEGO DREAMZzz Census will also be used to help parents understand the power and creativity of their children’s dreams. To participate in the LEGO DREAMZzz Census, head to LEGO.com/DREAMZzz-Census.

According to the German retailer, the sets will be available from 1st August 2024 and will be joining the previously revealed sets. Given their early announcement I expect them to released earlier in certain regions, watch this space for official confirmation.

Check out the set images below, don’t forget to let us know your thoughts on them via the comments section.

Zoey’s Cat Motorcycle (71479):

226 pieces / €19.99 / Zoey, Dooper

Izzie’s Dream Animals (71481):

328 pieces / €39.99 / Izzie, Dizzy

The Never Witch’s Nightmare Creatures (71483):

457 pieces / €44.99 / Mateo, Madteo, Doey, Dogan, Never Witch

Castle Nocturnia (71586):