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Super Mario Strikers Hackey Sack.jpg|A ''[[Super Mario Strikers]]'' hackey sack made to look like a soccer ball
Super Mario Strikers Hackey Sack.jpg|A ''[[Super Mario Strikers]]'' hackey sack made to look like a soccer ball
Mario Tennis Aces Promo Ball.jpg|A tennis ball made to promote the release of ''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]''
Mario Tennis Aces Promo Ball.jpg|A tennis ball made to promote the release of ''[[Mario Tennis Aces]]''
Mario Tennis Aces Ball.jpg|Another ''Mario Tennis Aces'' tennis ball, this one given out as a promo item by Best Buy
Mario Tennis Aces Ball.jpg|Another ''Mario Tennis Aces'' tennis ball, this one given out as a promo item by {{wp|Best Buy}}
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Latest revision as of 03:33, March 22, 2025

This article is under construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it is being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.

This gallery is of real-life toys based around the Super Mario franchise. For the collection of souvenirs in WarioWare: Twisted!, see List of souvenirs in WarioWare: Twisted! § Toys.
"Toy" redirects here. For the item in Mario's Time Machine, see Toy (item).

This is a gallery of toys and promotional items themed to the Super Mario franchise. For a gallery of Super Mario figurines, see Gallery:Figurines. For a gallery of toys from Bandai, see here.

Crafts[edit]

These are toys that can be assembled, built, and crafted from smaller pieces.

Jigsaw puzzles[edit]

Byggis buildable sets[edit]

Many licensed sets of Lego-like buildable blocks from the Super Mario series were manufactured by the Swedish company Byggis. Small paper cutouts of the characters and enemies are also included.

Super Mario-themed games[edit]

Gallery of games[edit]

These are toys with interactive games or activities that can often be played with multiple people.

Other Super Mario-themed games[edit]

Image Product Description
A coin-operated bumper kart from Banpresto featuring Mario. Super Mario Ride (Mario Version) An officially licensed battery car made by Banpresto in 1993 exclusively for Japan, based on Super Mario World.[10]
A coin-operated bumper kart from Banpresto featuring Yoshi. Super Mario Ride (Yoshi Version) An officially licensed battery car made by Banpresto in 1993 exclusively for Japan, based on Super Mario World.[11]

Miscellaneous[edit]

General toys[edit]

Water toys[edit]

Water toys are small containers that need water to be filled in order to play a game. The objective is to make all the objects in the container go into the U-shaped holders, or rods. To do it, the player presses a button to blow air in order to lift the objects up.

Plushies[edit]

Plushies are toys that contain some type of stuffing inside, most likely from synthetic materials.

Characters[edit]

Mario[edit]

Luigi[edit]

Yoshi species[edit]

Bowser[edit]

Enemies[edit]

Games[edit]

Super Mario World plushies[edit]

Super Mario Kart plushies[edit]

Yoshi's Safari plushies[edit]

Mario & Wario plushies[edit]

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars plushies[edit]

Super Mario Sunshine plushies[edit]

Items[edit]

Miscellaneous[edit]

Promotional items[edit]

These toys were included in some type of promotional event and are not typically sold. For a gallery of Super Mario-themed Happy Meal promotional items, see here.

KFC promotional items[edit]

Mario Kart Wii[edit]

In 2008, KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) promoted Mario Kart Wii in Mexico by creating four kart figurines that can launch forward. They come with decorative stickers, necessary to make the appearance of the kart figurine complete.

Pepsi Twist promotional figurines[edit]

Balls[edit]

Toy vehicles[edit]

These are toys modeled after real-life vehicles and vehicles from the Super Mario franchise.

General vehicles[edit]

Mario Kart toys[edit]

References[edit]