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Lego Super Mario Leak Reveals 8 New Sets Starting at $9.99

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A leak reveals eight upcoming Lego Super Mario sets ranging from $9.99 to $99.99, signaling a potential reboot of the interactive line for January 2027.

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A leak from The UniBricks reveals eight upcoming Lego Super Mario sets, signaling a major shift for the interactive toy line. Buyers should note that the current generation of electronic figures is expected to retire by the end of 2026, making this the likely successor range. The new sets reportedly arrive in January 2027, offering a fresh start for collectors and players alike.

Leaked lineup suggests interactive range reboot for January 2027

The leaked lineup includes sets numbered 72052, 72054, 72055, 72056, 72057, 72058, 72060, and 72061. These sets feature familiar characters like Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, and Bowser in various scenarios. Brick Fanatics previously identified several of these set numbers, adding credibility to the rumor. Peach does not appear in this initial list of eight sets.

Pricing for the new sets ranges from $9.99 for the smallest build to $99.99 for the largest. Set 72052, Mario's Pipe Jump, costs $9.99 and serves as the entry point. Set 72054, Mario Kart – Racing with Mario, includes 84 pieces and costs $14.99. Set 72055, Mario's Beach Adventures, contains 196 pieces and costs $19.99.

The mid-range sets feature increased piece counts and additional characters. Set 72056, Luigi & Bowser Jr's Karts, has 104 pieces and costs $29.99. Set 72057, Yoshi at Mario's House, includes 147 pieces and costs $39.99. Set 72058, Bowser's Rumbling Kart, is priced at $59.99. Set 72061, Fire Luigi vs. Koopa Troopa Battle, contains 241 pieces and costs $29.99.

The most expensive set in the leak is 72060, Fire Mario & Bowser's Castle. It features 850 pieces and carries a price tag of $99.99. Lego has not officially confirmed any of these details. The list excludes set 72059, which appeared in earlier rumors but is absent here.

This report compares the current information with prior leaks from Brick Fanatics. The leaked details suggest a potential reboot of the interactive range, as current electronic figures are expected to retire by the end of 2026. Collectors can expect a wide range of prices and piece counts. The sets are reportedly scheduled for release in January 2027.

Source: Massive Lego leak, NotebookCheck

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