After months of teases, the LEGO® Group announced the Super Mario full lineup earlier today. The first wave, due August 1, contains 16 sets. Additionally, one of the 16 is a blind bag series. Sadly, this does not mean Minifigures. The blind bags consist of buildable characters to insert in the game levels you build. Additionally, the official press release confirms that only the Starter Course comes with the interactive Mario figurine. Therefore, even though the set images released by the LEGO® Group and posted below contain Mario, he is not included in any of the sets except 71360. For past news on LEGO® Super Mario, click here.
Note: The set descriptions below contain a cost-per-brick analysis that I usually use in my set reviews. At this time, my average cost-per-brick is $0.14 CAD. In brackets, I have included the score each cost-per-brick would earn in a review.
71360 – Starter Course
- Cost: $69.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 231
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.30 (26%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020
- Note: This set theoretically has a terrible cost-per-brick, but you also have to account for the fact that you are getting a computerized Mario character that undoubtedly costs a lot to produce compared to standard bricks.

71361 – Character Packs
- Cost: $4.99 CAD each
- Brick Count: 23 each
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.22 (54%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020
- Of Interest: There are 10 different characters to collect.

71362 – Guarded Fortress Expansion Set
- Cost: $69.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 468
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.15 (76%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71363 – Desert Pokey Expansion Set
- Cost: $24.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 180
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.138 (80%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71364 – Whomp’s Lava Trouble Expansion Set
- Cost: $24.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 133
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.187 (64%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71365 – Piranha Plant Power Slide Expansion Set
- Cost: $39.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 217
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.184 (65%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71366 – Boomer Bill Barrage Expansion Set
- Cost: $39.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 132
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.302 (26%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71367 – Mario’s House & Yoshi Expansion Set
- Cost: $39.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 205
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.195 (61%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71368 – Toad’s Treasure Hunt Expansion Set
- Cost: $89.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 464
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.193 (62%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71369 – Bowser’s Castle Boss Battle Expansion
- Cost: $139.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 1010
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.139 (80%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020

71376 – Thwomp Drop Expansion
- Cost: $49.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 393
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.127 (84%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020
- Note: This set will be available only at select retailers.

71377 – King Boo and the Haunted Yard Expansion Set
- Cost: $69.99 CAD
- Brick Count: 431
- Cost-per-Brick: $0.162 (72%)
- Release Date: August 1, 2020
- Note: This set will be available only at select retailers.

Concluding thoughts on the Super Mario Full Lineup…
Sadly, Super Mario is a hard pass in my books. I can see the appeal for fans of the games. However, a wider audience would relate to the theme if it had actual Minifigures. Incidentally, I am not alone in this feeling. Many of you have reached out since the theme’s original announcement in April. The majority who have chimed in seem unimpressed. Whether you are for or against the LEGO® Super Mario line, I would love to hear from you. Drop me a line in the comments below or shout out on social media.
Until next time,
-Tom
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If there were Mario minifigures, I would absolutely collect this series. Not only that, I’d buy extras and give them as gifts to all my gamer friends. I feel like Lego is missing a big opportunity here.
Could not agree more.