LEGO has revealed a new wave of Super Mario sets scheduled for 2027 that marks a clear shift in the franchise's toyline: these entries use traditional LEGO minifigures for the characters. The LEGO Super Mario line, first launched in 2020 with an interactive electronic LEGO Mario figure, is expanding with eight distinct sets that blend classic buildable play with familiar Nintendo characters.
In a straightforward announcement, LEGO highlighted that the most notable change for the 2027 lineup is the switch to standard minifigures, moving away from the fully electronic figure that defined the original sets. This new approach returns Mario, Luigi, Yoshi and other characters to the familiar minifigure format while keeping Super Mario gameplay and visual themes at the forefront.
The eight announced sets, their piece counts, age recommendations and retail prices are as follows:
- 72052 Mario’s Pipe Jump — 61 pieces, age 6+, priced £8.99/$9.99/€9.99. This set recreates the iconic image of Mario emerging from a pipe and includes a lever to catapult a Goomba so Mario can collect a coin.
- 72057 Yoshi at Mario’s House — 147 pieces, age 4+, priced £34.99/$39.99/€39.99. A family-friendly set that places Yoshi in Mario's house, with multiple rooms and a slide connecting floors.
- 72058 Bowser’s Rumbling Race — 409 pieces, priced £54.99/$59.99/€59.99. Features multiple karts including the Bowser Bruiser, Toad in a Zoom Buggy and Goomba in a Biddybuggy, plus racing play features like shell launchers and flame effects.
- 72060 Fire Mario & Bowser’s Castle — 850 pieces, priced £89.99/$99.99/€99.99. A large castle set with Bowser, Koopa Troopa and Goomba defending traps and lava hazards while Fire Mario seeks a hidden treasure chest.
- 72061 Fire Luigi vs. Koopa Troopa Battle — 241 pieces, priced £26.99/$29.99/€29.99. Introduces a Fire Luigi minifigure and a cannon mechanic for launching Luigi toward a tower with revealable ? Blocks.
Additional sets listed in LEGO's reveal include Racing with Mario, Luigi & Bowser Jr.'s Race and Fire Mario & Bowser’s Castle variants, bringing the total to eight announced releases for 2027.
These products arrive amid continued demand for Super Mario IP across Nintendo Switch titles and related merchandising. For collectors and fans, the return to minifigures represents a notable evolution in the LEGO Super Mario series and a new way to display and play with Nintendo characters on the shelf or table.