Nintendo and LEGO have quietly teased the next entry in their 'Adults Welcome' Super Mario range: a brick-built Yoshi.
The announcement appeared on Nintendo's Nintendo Today! app and provides the first official visual hint that the two companies will soon add a new large-scale Yoshi model to the 18+ line aimed at adult builders and collectors.
The teaser image, posted on the Nintendo Today! app, shows a close-up of a dino's eyes and snout rendered in LEGO bricks alongside the caption "Hatching soon." Nintendo and LEGO have not provided a release date or pricing information for the new set.
Background and context
The 'Adults Welcome' subrange has previously included large Super Mario-themed builds.
Recent 18+ releases in the Mario series carried premium pricing: the Mario Kart and Luigi Kart 18+ sets were listed at £149.99 and £159.99 respectively.
LEGO and Nintendo’s collaboration on Super Mario builds has produced several high-profile sets and collector-focused items tied to Nintendo’s flagship IP, which is prominently featured on platforms including the Nintendo Switch.
What the teaser confirms
- The Nintendo Today! app image confirms a Yoshi-branded brick build is incoming and uses the phrase "Hatching soon" in the official post.
- Nintendo and LEGO have not yet published further images, a full product shot, a street date, or MSRP for the new model.
Previous adult-focused Mario builds
LEGO and Nintendo have released multiple large-format, adult-oriented models in recent years within the Super Mario franchise, including builds inspired by classic games such as Super Mario World that have incorporated pixel-art representations of Mario.
Those earlier releases established a price precedent for 18+ sets within the range.
What to expect next
Nintendo and LEGO typically follow initial teases with fuller reveals and product listings on official channels, including the Nintendo Today! app, LEGO.com, and Nintendo's official stores.
Fans and collectors should watch those channels for the full set image, an official product name, a release date, and pricing details.
This report is based on the official Nintendo Today! app teaser and confirmed pricing information for recent 18+ Super Mario LEGO sets.
Further verified details will be published once Nintendo or LEGO issues an official product announcement.
The announcement appeared on Nintendo's Nintendo Today! app and provides the first official visual hint that the two companies will soon add a new large-scale Yoshi model to the 18+ line aimed at adult builders and collectors.
The teaser image, posted on the Nintendo Today! app, shows a close-up of a dino's eyes and snout rendered in LEGO bricks alongside the caption "Hatching soon." Nintendo and LEGO have not provided a release date or pricing information for the new set.
Background and context
The 'Adults Welcome' subrange has previously included large Super Mario-themed builds.
Recent 18+ releases in the Mario series carried premium pricing: the Mario Kart and Luigi Kart 18+ sets were listed at £149.99 and £159.99 respectively.
LEGO and Nintendo’s collaboration on Super Mario builds has produced several high-profile sets and collector-focused items tied to Nintendo’s flagship IP, which is prominently featured on platforms including the Nintendo Switch.
What the teaser confirms
- The Nintendo Today! app image confirms a Yoshi-branded brick build is incoming and uses the phrase "Hatching soon" in the official post.
- Nintendo and LEGO have not yet published further images, a full product shot, a street date, or MSRP for the new model.
Previous adult-focused Mario builds
LEGO and Nintendo have released multiple large-format, adult-oriented models in recent years within the Super Mario franchise, including builds inspired by classic games such as Super Mario World that have incorporated pixel-art representations of Mario.
Those earlier releases established a price precedent for 18+ sets within the range.
What to expect next
Nintendo and LEGO typically follow initial teases with fuller reveals and product listings on official channels, including the Nintendo Today! app, LEGO.com, and Nintendo's official stores.
Fans and collectors should watch those channels for the full set image, an official product name, a release date, and pricing details.
This report is based on the official Nintendo Today! app teaser and confirmed pricing information for recent 18+ Super Mario LEGO sets.
Further verified details will be published once Nintendo or LEGO issues an official product announcement.
