LEGO Last Chance To Buy: Great Deku Tree, Super Mario and Animal Crossing Sets Marked Retiring

The LEGO Group has updated its "Last Chance To Buy" roster, officially designating several licensed sets as retiring from production. The latest update includes The Great Deku Tree—the first official Legend of Zelda LEGO set—alongside numerous entries from the Super Mario and Animal Crossing lines. The Last Chance To Buy list is maintained on LEGO's official online storefront and signals that marked sets will soon leave active production. In a clear advisory to shoppers, LEGO indicated these items are approaching retirement and recommended buyers who have been delaying purchases consider acting while stock remains available. The company frames the Last Chance To Buy list as the final window for purchasing sets before they are discontinued. Retiring sets named in the update include the following (with official set numbers where available): - Animal Crossing: Leif’s Caravan & Garden Shop (77054), Creative Houses: Season of Fun (77057) - Super Mario: Adventures with Interactive LEGO Mario (71439), Yoshi Bike (72031), Standard Kart (72032), Baby Mario vs. Baby Luigi (72034), Toad’s Garage (72035), Baby Peach & Grand Prix Set (72036), Wario & King Boo (72038), Bowser’s Castle (72039), Captain Toad’s Camp (72040), Party at Toad’s House (72041), Prince Florian & Castle Bowser (72042), Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit (72044) - The Legend of Zelda: Great Deku Tree (77092) The Super Mario theme debuted as an interactive LEGO product line in 2020, introducing an app-connected LEGO Mario figure that interacts with physical builds; that initiative marked a notable direction for licensed LEGO sets by blending physical bricks with digital features. These retiring sets span multiple waves from the Super Mario initiative as well as entries in LEGO’s collaborations with Nintendo franchises such as Animal Crossing and The Legend of Zelda. Retailers and collectors commonly monitor LEGO’s Last Chance To Buy announcements because items discontinued from production can become less available once inventory clears. Readers who own or have been considering these sets are encouraged to check LEGO’s online store and authorized retailers for current availability. The LEGO Group published the update through its official channels. Readers are invited to share their thoughts and experiences with these sets in the comments section on this article’s page.