Today’s tease follows an announcement by Lego last January that, come October, it would be releasing a buildable version of Nintendo’s iconic Game Boy handheld, which happens to be the console where the Pokémon games made their debut in 1996. But, as with these new Pokémon sets, we still don’t have many details about the Lego Game Boy.

The partnership will “bring the world of Pokémon to life in entirely new ways, allowing fans to build beloved Pokémon in Lego brick form,” the companies said in a news release. Details on which Pokémon and what style of sets players can expect haven’t been announced.