Category: LEGO Super Mario (Page 17 of 20)

LEGO has officially revealed the new LEGO Super Mario Adventures with Luigi Starter Course (71387) and you can pre-order it starting today on the LEGO Shop. The set has 280 pieces and it retails for $59.99. It will be available starting on August 1. You can even earn double VIP points on it as well.

It’s LEGO Luigi Time! Introducing LEGO Super Mario Luigi Starter Course! Meet up with Pink Yoshi and go face-to-face with Boom Boom. Pre-order today! https://t.co/4honVzUGAK​#LEGO #SuperMario #Luigi #Nintendo pic.twitter.com/CIpZwsVU95

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) April 20, 2021

Introduce children to the interactive LEGO® Super Mario™ universe with this Adventures with Luigi Starter Course (71387). An awesome gift toy for trend-setting kids, it features a LEGO® Luigi™ figure that gives instant expressive responses via an LCD screen and speaker. Players earn digital coins for helping LEGO Luigi complete spinning seesaw and flying challenges, interactions with Pink Yoshi and defeating Boom Boom and a Bone Goomba. The nougat-brown-colored bricks in this Tower biome also trigger different reactions from LEGO Luigi, and the ? Block offers extra rewards.

Creative fun
Find building instructions in the free LEGO Super Mario app, which also includes inspiration for ways to rebuild levels and more.

Unlimited possibilities
Collectible LEGO Super Mario toy playsets offer a new way to play, in the real world, with iconic Super Mario characters. The Starter Courses and Expansion Sets, plus Power-Up Packs, combine in limitless ways to allow fans to build their own levels.

• Introduce Super Mario™ fans to the real-world

A few days ago, I reported that we could be seeing Luigi come to the LEGO Super Mario theme and it looks like Amazon China has confirmed it. They have uploaded a new product listing for Adventures with Luigi (71387) that you will be able to expand your current sets with. Like with Mario, Luigi will have his own figure to connect your sets to.

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The LEGO Super Mario was released last year and according to LEGO, it was one of the company’s most successful theme launches. The most notable thing that was missing from the theme was his brother, Luigi. I’ve been forward a few times of a tweet showing a video that could suggest Luigi might be coming to the theme in the future.

According to the video by Jay Phoenix (shown below), he turned on his Mario figure after a new update and you can hear Mario looking for Luigi. Of course, I tried it with my figure and it didn’t do it. In fact, the firmware update actually bugged out my Mario and the screens are all scrambled. Jay Phoenix mentioned that he put Mario on his back and propped him up after a few minutes.

Have you downloaded the latest update and did your Mario look for Luigi as well or did it function normally?

So, was fiddling about with LEGO Mario for the first time in ages cos of that new treasure hunt update and pic.twitter.com/Ztk44ZAY3G

— Jay Phoenix (@AyliffeMakit) April 15, 2021

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