Ten LEGO Super Mario sets in three groups: starter sets with an interactive figure, add-on Mario Kart sets, and display models for adult builders.
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LEGO Super Mario starter set with 218 pieces for ages 6+. The interactive Mario figure reacts with sounds and coins on the course and needs 2 AAA batteries (not included); Bowser Jr., Yoshi and a Goomba are included.
See it at Amazon210-piece LEGO Super Mario starter set for ages 6+ with an interactive Luigi figure (2 AAA batteries, not included), plus Kamek, Pink Baby Yoshi and Boo.
See it at Amazon208-piece starter set with an interactive Peach figure plus Lakitu, Yellow Toad and a Lava Bubble. Rated 6+.
See it at Amazon278-piece LEGO Mario Kart set for ages 7+. Put the interactive Mario (2 AAA batteries, not included) in the kart for Mario Kart sounds; includes a Bob-omb, a Thwomp and a shell launcher.
See it at Amazon823-piece LEGO Mario Kart set for ages 8+ with Baby Peach, Lakitu, Lemmy and Toad, three vehicles and a starting gate over 7 inches high. No interactive figure or batteries included.
See it at Amazon1,068-piece LEGO Mario Kart castle for ages 9+, about 10 inches high, with Bowser, Yoshi, a Thwomp, two karts, crash-through walls and a spinning Fire Bar. Interactive figures sold separately.
See it at Amazon387-piece set with a buildable Donkey Kong, his kart, a banana and a target. Rated 8+; an interactive figure is sold separately.
See it at AmazonSmall 133-piece set with a light-blue Yoshi figure and his bike. Rated 7+.
See it at Amazon2,807-piece display model for adults, about 32 cm high on its stand, with a posable body, opening jaw and a fireball launcher. Rated 18+.
See it at Amazon1,215-piece pixel-style display model of Mario riding Yoshi, about 40 cm tall. Rated 18+.
See it at AmazonLEGO and Nintendo launched LEGO Super Mario in August 2020. The idea is that you build a level and then play it with an interactive figure that reacts to what it touches. That makes the sets work in layers: one starter set gives you the figure, and every other play set adds courses, karts and enemies. The adult display models sit outside that system.
| Set | Number | Pieces | Age | Needs a figure? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adventures with Interactive LEGO Mario | 71439 | 218 | 6+ | Figure included |
| Adventures with Interactive LEGO Luigi | 71440 | 210 | 6+ | Figure included |
| Adventures with Interactive LEGO Peach | 71441 | 208 | 6+ | Figure included |
| Mario Kart: Interactive LEGO Mario & Standard Kart | 72043 | 278 | 7+ | Figure included |
| Mario Kart: Yoshi Bike | 72031 | 133 | 7+ | Optional |
| Mario Kart: Donkey Kong & DK Jumbo | 72033 | 387 | 8+ | Optional, sold separately |
| Mario Kart: Baby Peach & Grand Prix Set | 72036 | 823 | 8+ | Optional |
| Mario Kart: Bowser’s Castle | 72039 | 1,068 | 9+ | Optional |
| Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi | 71438 | 1,215 | 18+ | No |
| The Mighty Bowser | 71411 | 2,807 | 18+ | No |
The three 2024 starters are the entry point. Each has an interactive figure and a short course. 71439 pairs Mario with Bowser Jr., Yoshi and a Goomba. 71440 gives you Luigi with Kamek, a pink Baby Yoshi and a Boo, and 71441 has Peach with Lakitu, Yellow Toad and a Lava Bubble.
The figure is the clever part. LEGO describes LCD screens in the eyes, mouth and belly, a speaker with sounds from the games and a sensor that reads coloured bricks and action bricks. A red brick, for example, counts as lava. The figure collects coins as you play and links to a free app over Bluetooth, although LEGO says the app is optional. LEGO.com currently marks all three starters as retiring soon.
The 2025 Mario Kart range brought karts to the theme. 72043 is the only one that includes a figure: Mario scans the Standard Kart to rev it, Lakitu counts down the start, and the goal tile plays a victory tune. It also comes with a banana, red and green shells, a Bob-omb and a Thwomp.
The rest are add-ons. LEGO’s announcement says you can put a Mario, Luigi or Peach figure (not included) in the driver’s seat for kart sounds and effects, and scan Item Boxes for extra coins. 72031 Yoshi Bike is the smallest set at 133 pieces. 72033 adds a brick-built Donkey Kong and his DK Jumbo kart. 72036 Baby Peach & Grand Prix Set includes Toad, Lemmy, Baby Peach and Lakitu, and 72039 Bowser’s Castle is the biggest play set, about 26 by 36 by 21 cm. Bowser’s Castle and Yoshi Bike no longer appear on LEGO.com’s Super Mario page, so look for remaining retailer stock.
The Mighty Bowser (71411) stands about 32 cm high on its base. Buttons under the shell turn the head, the jaw opens and a launcher fires fireballs. It needs no figure, but Bowser can still fight one in an Action Tag battle. Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi (71438) is a pixel-style model of Mario riding Yoshi, about 40 cm tall. Both are rated 18+ and are sold out on LEGO.com at the time of writing.
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For the play sets, yes. The interactive figure comes in the starter sets 71439 (Mario), 71440 (Luigi) and 71441 (Peach), and in Mario Kart set 72043. Add-on sets such as Donkey Kong & DK Jumbo work with any of those figures. The 18+ display models do not need one.
LEGO says the figure has LCD screens in his eyes, mouth and belly and a speaker that plays sounds from the games. A sensor in his base reads colours and action bricks, and he connects to a free app over Bluetooth. The app is optional. He runs on 2 AAA batteries.
The Mighty Bowser (71411, 2,807 pieces) and Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi (71438, 1,215 pieces) are both rated 18+. They are built for display, though Bowser can also battle an interactive figure.
Yes. LEGO lists eight new sets as coming soon, and Nintendo Wire reports they release on January 1, 2027 as the first Super Mario sets with minifigures instead of the interactive figure.
