Cute Mario Kart Lego Sets Launching in 2025
- LEGO announces Super Mario Mario Kart sets for 2025.
- Includes characters, cars, garages, and more.
- Six sets revealed, priced $15-$80.
- Mario Kart 8 sold over 62 million copies.
- LEGO expands into video game franchises.
LEGO REVEALS ADORABLE LITTLE MARIO KART SETS COMING IN 2025
Published by Ethan Gach on Wednesday at 1:55 PM
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the most popular game on Nintendo Switch, is getting a proper LEGO tribute starting next year.
The toy brick company announced a line of Super Mario Mario Kart LEGO sets coming in 2025 that will include characters, cars, garages, and more.
With over 62 million copies sold on Nintendo's handheld hybrid console, Mario Kart 8 remains a monthly bestseller.
Kart-related shenanigans also featured heavily in the Super Mario Bros Movie last year.
Mario Kart 9, whenever it eventually arrives, is likely to be one of the biggest Nintendo launches ever.
So, it's not surprising to see that Mario Kart is the latest frontier for Nintendo's ongoing collaboration with LEGO.
So far, the company has revealed six Super Mario Mario Kart LEGO sets launching January 1, 2025:
- 72031 Yoshi Bike - $15
- 72032 Standard Kart - $20
- 72033 Donkey Kong DK Jumbo - $35
- 72034 Baby Mario vs Baby Luigi - $30
- 72035 Toad's Garage - $40
- 72036 Baby Peach Grand Prix Set - $80
They are all fairly cheap and small, with the entire batch of sets currently running $220 and around 2200 pieces.
Instead of individual character figures, each racer from Princess Peach to Baby Luigi is constructed out of individual blocks.
With over 40 characters in Mario Kart 8 alone, there are plenty of additional racers for LEGO to eventually sell.
Bowser is an obvious missing icon from this initial reveal, though I'm personally hoping for Petey Piranha.
LEGO has been branching out into video game franchises more and more lately, especially Nintendo ones.
That includes nostalgia-fueled replicas, as well as more traditional sets like a $300 Deku Tree from The Legend of Zelda.
If Nintendo's thought of it, LEGO is willing to make it out of bricks.
Maybe we'll even get a LEGO guy or gal in Super Smash Bros for the Switch 2.
