- LEGO Super Mario minifigures are set to launch in 2027, marking a significant shift from the current interactive electronic figures.
- Leaked details suggest a first wave of seven or eight sets will be released in January 2027, featuring Mario Kart builds and prices ranging from $9.99 to $99.99.
- The current interactive LEGO Super Mario line is expected to retire by the end of 2026, concluding a six-year run.
- The Super Mario range launched in 2020 and has traditionally focused on interactive builds and playable courses featuring electronic versions of characters such as Mario, Luigi, and Peach.
- The reported 2027 lineup appears to put greater emphasis on minifigure-based sets, while also expanding the LEGO Mario Kart range.
LEGO's Super Mario line is evolving. Leaked details reveal a new series of minifigure sets set for release in January 2027, including Mario Kart-themed builds and prices ranging from $9.99 to $99.99. This marks a significant shift from the current interactive line, which is expected to retire by the end of 2026.2
The new lineup includes eight sets, such as Mario's Beach Adventure and various Mario Kart builds. The sets are designed for a range of ages, featuring 4+ products for younger builders and at least one 18+ set for adult fans. The reported sets include:
- 72052 Mario’s Pipe Jump: $9.99
- 72054 Mario Kart: Racing with Mario: $14.99
- 72055 Mario’s Beach Adventures: $19.99
- 72056 Mario Kart: Luigi and Bowser Jr.’s Karts: $29.99
- 72057 Yoshi at Mario’s House: $39.99
- 72058 Mario Kart: Bowser’s Rumbling Kart: $59.99
- 72060 Fire Mario and Bowser’s Castle: $99.99
- 72061 Fire Luigi vs. Koopa Troopa Battle: $29.99
This new direction is anticipated to attract fans eager for more traditional Mushroom Kingdom display sets and collectible character packs. Early fan reactions have been enthusiastic, although LEGO has yet to confirm the details officially.
“You’ll have to wait until 2027 for the new sets,” a source noted, highlighting the excitement surrounding the shift in the LEGO-Nintendo partnership.
The Super Mario range, which launched in 2020, has primarily focused on interactive builds. The upcoming sets are expected to emphasize minifigure-based designs, expanding the LEGO Mario Kart range significantly.4
For now, fans will have to wait for an official announcement from LEGO before the reported sets can be considered confirmed.
“The leaked lineup includes eight sets, such as Mario's Beach Adventures ($19.99) and Fire Mario and Bowser's Castle ($99.99), marking a shift from the electronic figures that defined the theme since 2020. Early fan reaction is enthusiastic, but LEGO has not yet confirmed the sets or explained the broader strategy.”
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