After six years of chunky electronic figures, Mario no longer needs firmware. LEGO’s refreshed Super Mario range introduces traditional minifigures across eight sets filled with karts, castles, familiar characters, and the Mushroom Kingdom’s usual disregard for workplace safety.
LEGO returns to Nintendo’s arcade beginnings with a playable Donkey Kong cabinet featuring moving Jumpman, 21 circulating barrels, and working controls.
Takara Tomy brings Yoshi’s iconic egg to life with The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Hatchimals Yoshi, an interactive toy that lets fans trigger the hatching process and play with a talking, light-up Yoshi once he emerges. 🥚
Luigi finally joins the LEGO Mario Kart lineup with a large-scale Mach 8 kart build featuring 2,234 pieces and interactive racing details.
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Rejoice, fans of Super Mario and LEGO who have been collecting the interactive LEGO Super Mario sets. Your brick-built Super Mario world is about to […]