Announced back in April, Nintendo's latest collaboration is that with LEGO to bring Mario and friends in the popular blocky format. Today, the company revealed the full product range that comprise of several expansion sets sold separately. Nintendo describes the sets as allowing fans to "build Mario’s house, search for treasure hidden by Toad, and defeat a Koopa Troopa in the Guarded Fortress".

The $60 Starter Course is where you'd want to start as it's the only set with the interactive LEGO Mario figure for collecting coins in game levels created with LEGO bricks. From there, you can purchase expansion sets (10 in total), Power-up Packs (4 in total) and Character Packs which are blind bags with ten collectible enemy characters (Paragoomba, Fuzzy, Spiny, Buzzy Beetle, Bullet Bill, Bob-omb, Eep Cheep, Blooper, Urchin or Peepa).

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Below is the full product list and pricing:

Starter Course

• 71360 - LEGO® Super Mario™ Adventures with Mario Starter Course (59,99 USD/EUR)

Expansion sets

• 71362 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Guarded Fortress Expansion Set (49,99 USD/EUR)
• 71363 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Desert Pokey Expansion Set (19,99 USD/EUR)
• 71364 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Whomp’s Lava Trouble Expansion Set (19,99 USD/EUR)
• 71365 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Piranha Plant Power Slide Expansion Set (29,99 USD/EUR)
• 71366 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Boomer Bill Barrage Expansion Set (29,99 USD/EUR)
• 71367 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Mario’s House & Yoshi Expansion Set (29,99 USD EUR)
• 71368 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Toad’s Treasure Hunt Expansion Set (69,99 USD/EUR)
• 71369 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Bowser’s Castle Boss Battle Expansion Set (99,99 USD/EUR)
• 71376 - LEGO® Super Mario™ Thwomp Drop Expansion Set (39,99 USD/EUR - available only with select retailers)
• 71377 - LEGO® Super Mario™ King Boo and the Haunted Yard Expansion Set (49,99 USD/EUR- available only with select retailers)

Power-up Packs

• 71370 - LEGO® Super Mario™ Fire Mario Power-Up Pack (9,99 USD/EUR)
• 71371 - LEGO® Super Mario™ Propeller Mario Power-Up Pack (9,99 USD/EUR)
• 71372 - LEGO® Super Mario™ Cat Mario Power-Up Pack (9,99 USD/EUR)
• 71373 - LEGO® Super Mario™ Builder Mario Power-Up Pack (9,99 USD/EUR)

Character Packs

• 71361 – LEGO® Super Mario™ Character Packs (4,99 USD/3,99 EUR)

The full LEGO Super Mario assortment will launch August 1st 2020, but fans can pre-order the LEGO Super Mario Starter Course on www.LEGO.com and from select retailers worldwide.

SOURCE: GBAtemp Inbox

 

[D34DL1N3R]

They seriously couldn't come up with a better looking design for Mario?

 

[leon315]

i'm pretty sure there already is a mario skin for minecraft in switch

On switch, but I'm on pc java version.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

they could have made a lego mario game...instead we get this shit

I do NOT want a Lego Mario game. All of the Lego crossover games have no personality, they feel like the exact same thing with a skin over it, and they play very similarly too.
This on the other hand is kind of cool. I don't see why the characters had to be so rectangular, regular lego figures aren't like that, and it looks kind of odd, especially Mario. And why are his buttons, hat, nose and ears round when nothing else about him is? But the idea of building physical Mario levels and being able to sort of "play" the levels (but not really) is really cool. I'm a bit too old to be playing with toys, but I'm sure I would have loved this as a kid.

 

[jumpman17]

I don't get it. Like...wtf do you do? You just tap Mario on things and listen to the noises? Just give me a pile of regular Legos. That's the fun of Legos. You can build whatever you want. This seems so limited.

 

[raxadian]

That Mario looks more like Wario in disguise.

Microgames were too hard! Now he is just pretending to be Mario to make cash!

 

[HideoKojima]

Ah, this brought me so many childhood memories out instantly, I played with legos a lot. Probably not buying it but it is nice and fun to watch all of their features in action.

It's okay you can buy it, we won't judge jk

 

[Deleted User]

Considering it is aimed for kids, I find it less degrading than amiibos.
At least, they seem to have put some effort in this joint venture.

 

[boombox]

Although the set looks dull on the original box, I pre-ordered it as I love the interactive Mario and think it's great for my kid when he's old enough! (and for me to display in the meantime >___<)

 

[arcanine]

*Duplo

 

[Kaein]

Oh my kid will love this xD

 

[RockSteady]

Not a Lego fan but this seems pretty cool just to display

 

[XDel]

I am still waiting on the DOOM toy set were kids learn how to use Pistols, Shotguns, Chainsaws and the like.
Not sure how Mario is preparing kids for life exactly. DOOM on the other hand...

 

[Rail Fighter]

Can't wait to step on those.