- Eight LEGO Super Mario minifigure sets are reportedly planned for January 2027, with prices ranging from $9.99 to $99.99.
- The leaked lineup includes Mario Kart-themed builds alongside sets based around characters and locations from the Super Mario franchise.
- The reported sets and prices 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, and 72061 Fire Luigi vs. Koopa Troopa Battle: $29.99.
- LEGO's current interactive range is due to retire by the end of 2026, suggesting a reboot rather than an expansion.
- 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.
- LEGO has not confirmed the details of the leaked sets at the time of writing.
LEGO Super Mario minifigure sets for 2027 have reportedly leaked, showcasing a lineup of eight sets priced between $9.99 and $99.99. The sets, expected to launch in January 2027, include popular characters such as Mario, Luigi, Bowser Jr., and Bowser.
The leaked information, shared by a LEGO-focused account, indicates a shift towards minifigure-based sets, expanding the existing LEGO Mario Kart range. 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 lineup marks a potential reboot of the LEGO Super Mario series, which has focused on interactive builds since its launch in 2020. The current interactive range, built around electronic figures, is set to retire by the end of 2026, paving the way for these new offerings. Fans await an official announcement from LEGO to confirm these details.
The leak is considered credible as it aligns with previous reports, with six of the eight set numbers matching a separate leak from August. The pricing and piece counts suggest a competitive market strategy, with the 850-piece 72060 Fire Mario & Bowser's Castle priced at 11.8 cents per piece.
For now, LEGO enthusiasts can only speculate until an official confirmation is made by the LEGO Group.
“The leak aligns with a separate August report for six of the eight set numbers, adding credibility, and the current interactive range is due to retire by end of 2026, suggesting a reboot. Notably, Peach is absent from the lineup, and the 850-piece Fire Mario & Bowser's Castle costs 11.8 cents per piece.”
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