Nintendo and LEGO collaboration update: Nintendo's Today app on iOS and Android has teased a new entry in the LEGO Super Mario product line that appears to spotlight Mario's longtime companion, Yoshi.
The short teaser, shared via the Nintendo Today app and reported by My Nintendo News journalist Peter Glagowski, uses the headline 'New LEGO Super Mario Set Hatching Soon' with a subtitle that reads 'Adults Welcome.'
Background and context
LEGO and Nintendo launched the LEGO Super Mario product line in 2020 as a licensed collaboration between the LEGO Group and Nintendo.
The line has since included an interactive starter course featuring an electronic Mario figure, a variety of expansion sets, and character-themed builds that extend the interactive play formula.
The Nintendo Today app teaser is the latest official touchpoint ahead of a formal product announcement.
What the teaser shows and what’s confirmed
The Nintendo Today app post includes the headline "New LEGO Super Mario Set Hatching Soon" and a tongue-in-cheek subtitle, "Adults Welcome." In journalistic terms, the app explicitly presents the upcoming item as a new LEGO Super Mario set and labels it with the phrase "Adults Welcome." The shared image also carries copyright information that lists the year 2027.
No release date or full product details have been provided by Nintendo or the LEGO Group.
Nintendo's official channels, including the Nintendo Today app and the companies' press outlets, remain the authoritative sources for confirmation of release dates, MSRP, piece counts, and regional availability.
Why this matters to fans and collectors
The LEGO Super Mario line has attracted collectors and families alike by blending physical LEGO builds with digital, interactive elements tied to Nintendo IP.
A Yoshi-focused set would expand the product line’s character roster and appeal to fans of the Mario universe who follow both Nintendo releases and LEGO licensing products.
Given the teaser was distributed through Nintendo’s official Today app, it represents a verified signal from Nintendo rather than an unconfirmed rumor.
Where to watch for official details
Nintendo and the LEGO Group typically announce new licensed sets through their official news channels, including Nintendo’s digital feeds and LEGO’s product announcements on LEGO.com.
For confirmed information on the new LEGO Super Mario set, including any regional eShop tie-ins or related Nintendo Direct segments, players and collectors should monitor Nintendo’s official communications and the LEGO Group’s press releases.
The short teaser, shared via the Nintendo Today app and reported by My Nintendo News journalist Peter Glagowski, uses the headline 'New LEGO Super Mario Set Hatching Soon' with a subtitle that reads 'Adults Welcome.'
Background and context
LEGO and Nintendo launched the LEGO Super Mario product line in 2020 as a licensed collaboration between the LEGO Group and Nintendo.
The line has since included an interactive starter course featuring an electronic Mario figure, a variety of expansion sets, and character-themed builds that extend the interactive play formula.
The Nintendo Today app teaser is the latest official touchpoint ahead of a formal product announcement.
What the teaser shows and what’s confirmed
The Nintendo Today app post includes the headline "New LEGO Super Mario Set Hatching Soon" and a tongue-in-cheek subtitle, "Adults Welcome." In journalistic terms, the app explicitly presents the upcoming item as a new LEGO Super Mario set and labels it with the phrase "Adults Welcome." The shared image also carries copyright information that lists the year 2027.
No release date or full product details have been provided by Nintendo or the LEGO Group.
Nintendo's official channels, including the Nintendo Today app and the companies' press outlets, remain the authoritative sources for confirmation of release dates, MSRP, piece counts, and regional availability.
Why this matters to fans and collectors
The LEGO Super Mario line has attracted collectors and families alike by blending physical LEGO builds with digital, interactive elements tied to Nintendo IP.
A Yoshi-focused set would expand the product line’s character roster and appeal to fans of the Mario universe who follow both Nintendo releases and LEGO licensing products.
Given the teaser was distributed through Nintendo’s official Today app, it represents a verified signal from Nintendo rather than an unconfirmed rumor.
Where to watch for official details
Nintendo and the LEGO Group typically announce new licensed sets through their official news channels, including Nintendo’s digital feeds and LEGO’s product announcements on LEGO.com.
For confirmed information on the new LEGO Super Mario set, including any regional eShop tie-ins or related Nintendo Direct segments, players and collectors should monitor Nintendo’s official communications and the LEGO Group’s press releases.
