A couple of days ago, LEGO announced the release of Season 3 of LEGO DreamZzz, subtitled Enter the Cyber Game, where our heroes are battling a new cyber-based villain called DreamSmasher, who is causing unrest to both the dream and waking worlds. Episodes will air worldwide from June 5th, with a further ten episodes to follow in August. There will also be five brand-new LEGO DreamZzz sets available in June. Details below.
The LEGO Group has announced the highly anticipated third season of LEGO DreamZzz called Enter The Cyber Game, with an unlikely villain bringing more chaos to the dream world from June 5th.
NEXT DREAM SEQUENCE: NOW LOADING
This two-part season picks up from LEGO DreamZzz: Night of the Never Witch, where the dream world is peaceful— or so our heroes thought—until a flashy new hero, DreamSmasher, appears to cause chaos. Season three picks up with Mateo, Izzie, Cooper, Logan, and Zoey, who are now downgraded from their original title of dream chasers to “consultants”. Meanwhile, in the waking world, a wildly popular Happy App takes over daily life, secretly draining imagination and reshaping dreams through glowing towers and screen addiction.
Behind it all is The Brain, a sentient AI using DreamSmasher, enforcers One and Zero, and later the powerful D-Shock to box creativity into neat little algorithms. To fight back, the dream chasers must unleash wild, unpredictable imagination, teaming up with a chaotic force called The Undreamt and battling across digital dreamscapes to stop the app from rewriting human thought forever.
Join this season’s latest adventures from June 5th and watch the LEGO DreamZzz: Enter The Cyber Game episodes on the LEGO YouTube channel. Keep your eyes peeled for the second half of the season, which will air on August 1st later this year.
IGNITE IMAGINATIONS WITH NEW SETS
To celebrate the new series, the LEGO Group has also announced the release of five all-new epic LEGO DreamZzz sets that encourage children to let their creative imagination run wild.
Fans can join Mateo and Z-Blob in Mateo’s Fire Chameleon (#71492), transforming a colorful creature into a fire-shooting guardian or high-speed jet. You can unleash your inner artist with Mateo’s Spray Paint Truck (#71499), a bold ride that rebuilds into a giant spray can or rocket launcher, or face off against evil in Mateo vs. Cyber Brain Mech (#71495), where a capsule turns into a mech or scorpion to save a Dreamling.
Adventure continues with Zoey’s Time Owl (#71494), a magical owl that becomes a time-freezing flyer or rescue boat as Zoey chases down a Cyberling to save her cat. Each set features cool minifigures, dual build options, and story-led instructions that bring the dream world to life. With fun details like stud shooters, posable parts, and mix-and-match elements, these sets let kids 7+ build, play, and become heroes in their own dream-fuelled adventures.
Kids can dive into action with the Nightmare Shark Submarine (#71500), where they can build a fearsome shark that transforms into a submarine or hammerhead battleship. Packed with epic features like flying mini jets, firing missiles, a hidden prison, and an opening cockpit, it’s an epic adventure waiting to happen. With Mateo, Logan, Astrid, and a crew of wild characters, this set lets kids become heroes in their own underwater fantasy mission.
Cerim Manovi, Creative Director for the LEGO DreamZzz franchise, said: “With Season 3 of the LEGO DreamZzz series, we’re continuing to put kids’ creativity, their imagination, and their passions at the heart of everything we do – inspiring them to experiment, imagine boldly, tell their own stories, and have their own adventures. At the LEGO Group, we believe in empowering children to dream out loud, blending play and storytelling in ways that encourage both self-expression and connection.“
The new LEGO DreamZzz sets will be available to purchase from June 1st via the LEGO DreamZzz section of the Online LEGO Shop.
In addition, on June 1st, LEGO DreamZzz ‘Dream Out Loud’ content series will be available via the official LEGO YouTube channel. This new unscripted comedy series is hosted by up-and-coming comedian Jefferson Bond. In the series, kids are interviewed about their dreams and nightmares, which are then dramatized through funny stop-motion videos using LEGO bricks and minifigs.
What do you think? How do you like the continuation of LEGO DreamZzz? Do you watch the episodes? And do you have any of the sets? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below!
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As an Afol, I care less about the story and more about the pieces and techniques. I found many of the Dreams sets really interesting. My favorite so far has been the raven.
Same here. I look for the interestong parts and minifigs. They are also some cool snimals, like the small raben in tbe set yoy mentioned.
Same here, although due to lack of space and funds, I’ve only bought 71487 Z-Blob’s Robot and Vehicle Adventures. (Due to the Futuron shout-out and general part usefulness for my personal builds.)
Otherwise, I’ve just snagged some minifig and other parts separately.
Dreamzzz sets “Yes, please “. The fact that Dreamzzz has gone with more tech/ video games theme. It opens the imagination door to combine with other themes. My space theme is going to be awesome .