LEGO Super Mario

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LEGO Super Mario is a product partnership between LEGO and Mario. As such, the logo is a combination of the LEGO and Super Mario logos, respectively.

The product is LEGO-styled and structured, with characters and settings made of blocks that interact, and Mario-themed, with a variety of characters and enemies such as Mario, Yoshi, Shy Guy, Piranha Plant, and Bowser Jr., as well as items, objects, and scenery.

The product was first teased on March 10, 2020 on Twitter, and officially announced on March 12, 2020 on YouTube. The release date for the product is currently unknown.

Known Information

Mario has a small screen on his chest, displaying different things depending on what he interacts with.

• A timer is displayed on Mario's chest, likely showing the amount of time the player should have to clear the course in.
• If Mario defeats enemies, he gets coins.
• If Mario hits a ? Block, a roulette determines what Mario gets, such as 10 coins.
• If Mario touches the lava, he takes some damage.
• If Mario goes near Yoshi, a heart appears on his chest.
• If Mario touches the Goal Pole, it appears being lowered on his chest. A total sum of coins then appears on Mario's chest, showing how many coins he has collected in the run.
• Different music is played depending on where Mario is.

Characters

• Mario
• Yoshi

Enemies

• Goomba
• Koopa Troopa
• Piranha Plant
• Blooper
• Shy Guy
• Monty Mole
• Bowser Jr.

Objects

• Warp Pipe
• ? Block
• Brick Block
• Goal Pole
• Water
• Lava

Settings

• Grassland
• Waterland
• Lavaland

Trivia

• When the announcement of the collaboration came, the UK-based video game retailer Game made a page on their website for its customers to sign up for email notifications regarding news related to the product; however, they mistakenly said the announcement came from a Nintendo Direct, in spite of it coming through social media, and the lack of a Nintendo Direct since September 4th, 2019. The error was quickly fixed.