The plural of Lego is....

[Today]

just voted in a 6 year old poll. It's Legos you neanderthals.

[chekov]

lego mi queen

[EliteLennon117]

Lincoln logs plebs

[cloquet]

It's Lego. You wouldn't say sheeps.

[Today]

Pass me those lego
Pass me those legos

pick one

[Mason]

neither it would be 'pass me that lego'

[hugh]

this thread is a legguminati conspiracy

[ehbes]

It's Lego. You wouldn't say sheeps.

i wouldnt, because were talking about legos here no sheep

[SCope13]

how is this 32 pages?

[cloquet]

It's Lego. You wouldn't say sheeps.

i wouldnt, because were talking about legos here no sheep

Nice one.

The plural & singular for "Lego" are the same, just as they are for "sheep".

[sigbowls]

lego m8

[lovelydivot]

The masculine plural is - Legi - pronounce ledg-eye - same root as Jedi

The feminine plural is Leganine - pronounce leg-a-neen
- that's a short a in the center there

[Molzie]

If you say "Legos" then you are stupid in the head.

[BonerJams04]

LEGOLAS

[Phigure]

its still lego 6 years later stnuc

[skell1ngton777]

Saying 'legos' makes people sound a bit.. cognitively impaired perhaps..

[deadly_habit]

Has anyone taken this directly to the corporation to settle this once and for all?
They always seem to play it clever in their literature by having LEGO followed by piece(s), set(s), brick(s)...

Maybe we can get some final closure after all these years...

[chekov]

yes deadly

[Terpit]

good effort

[Laszlo]

Top right - USA chain region
So the answer you'll get back will probably be 'Legos', which is correct.... for the US but NOT for the rest of the world.

Etymology

From Lego
Noun
A tower made from Lego blocks

lego (countable and uncountable; plural legos)

A set of LEGO pieces.
A LEGO piece.
Something made from such pieces.

I made two lego robots.
I made two legos that looked like robots. (Only in the USA)

Usage notes

Uncountable outside the USA.
Used attributively outside the USA with plural sets, pieces, or objects.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lego