This Smart Play All-in-One set is one of the largest of the new kits at 751 pieces. It pits fan-favorite Charizard against Eevee’s electrical evolution, Jolteon. As one of the two All-in-One sets launching August 1, this is one of the only sets that include the Smart Brick pieces required to unlock the interactive elements found in all 12 of the sets. For this display, you can shake Jolteon and Charizard to make them speak, restore their health with healing spray, or even power them up using the included training station.

The second of the two Lego Pokemon Smart Play All-In-One Sets stars the series’ mascot, Pikachu. You can train Pikachu with the training dummy to increase its power, hit the target in the tall grass with the included Poke Ball to reveal a surprise, or feed a sandwich to your Pokemon to see how they respond.

The 240-piece Bulbasaur and Bidoof display is the first of the 10 Smart Play Compatible sets launching alongside the All-in-One sets on August 1. This means this set does not include any Smart Bricks pieces, though if you pair it with one of the two All-in-One sets, you’ll unlock interactive features like hearing Bulbasaur and Bidoof’s cute shouts.

Like the other Smart Play Compatible sets in the lineup, Charmander and Geodude’s Cavern Clash is meant to be paired with one of the All-in-One sets. It comes with two Smart Tags, as well as a rocky diorama and a little lantern.

Along with buildable Cubone, Gengar, and mini Ultra Ball pieces, this kit has several pieces of moveable scenery so you can create interactive battles–though you’ll need to buy one of the All-in-One sets to get the Smart Bricks that power this display’s sounds and animations.

Search for the elusive mythical Pokemon Mew with this 429-piece display featuring a buildable Mew figure, a Poke-drone, ancient ruins scenery, and mini Great Ball. Mew, the drone, and the ruins are all compatible with the Smart Brick found in the two flagship All-in-One kits listed above.

This nautical-themed set includes an Eevee figure with poseable ears and Lapras, plus a few pirate-themed accessories and pieces of scenery like a shipwreck, raft, treasure map, and a treasure chest full of coins and gems. Eevee, Lapras, and the treasure box each have Smart Tags that react to the Smart Brick pieces from the All-in-One sets.

This 88-piece set features the singing Pokemon Jigglypuff and a few accessories to create performance scenes. This is the smallest–and most affordable–of the new Pokemon Smart Play sets.

This set includes the Legendary Mewtwo and the tank it was created in, plus a mini Master Ball. Builders can turn a dial on the tank, which breaks it open and frees Mewtwo from within. Mewtwo is fully poseable and comes equipped with a Smart Tag.

This set includes a buildable Squirtle and water-canon-equipped buggy vehicle. Both Squirtle and the buggy have Smart Tags and are compatible with the Smart Bricks found in the All-in-One sets. Squirtle is fully poseable as well and interacts with the other sets.

This is the only one of the new sets that comes with three Pokemon, and each one has a Smart Tag so they can be paired with the Smart Bricks from the All-in-One sets. All three have movable parts, and the set comes with a Poke Ball. You also get a spinning wheel that lands on grass, water, or fire type, which could come in handy when you’re trying to decide which Pokemon to send into battle.

The largest set in the Lego Pokemon Smart Play Line up, this kit pits Umbreon and Garchomp against one another. Both Pokemon are equipped with Smart Tags and compatible with Smart Bricks from the All-in-One sets.