More Nintendo LEGO Sets Are Being Retired This Year
Along with other gaming sets
by Jim Norman · Nintendo LifeIt's a natural part of LEGO's lifecycle, but it's always sad to see it happen; a good few Nintendo-themed LEGO sets are being retired this year.
Just like we've previously seen with the wonderful Super Mario World Mario & Yoshi and Great Deku Tree sets, a bunch of other builds will be hitting the hay before 2026 is up — cue an inevitable price hike on the resale market.
All of the soon-to-be-retired sets can be found on the LEGO website, though Brick Fanatics has recently updated its retirement list to include a few other sets that are currently sold out on the LEGO site (and are unlikely to be restocked before their shelf time comes to an end).
The biggies for us Nintendo fans are the collections of Animal Crossing and Mario Kart sets that'll be sunset in 2026 — including a few pieces in the 'interactive' range for the latter. We've listed all those that are retiring soon below, and included a couple of Sonic sets on the way out for good measure.
- Adventures with Interactive LEGO Luigi
- Adventures with Interactive LEGO Mario
- Adventures with Interactive LEGO Peach
- Blathers's Museum Collection
- Creative Houses: Seasons of Fun
- Cyclone vs. Metal Sonic
- Goldie's Cosy House
- Knuckles vs. Dr. Eggman Egg Crusher Mech
- Leif's Caravan & Garden Shop
- Mario Kart – Interactive LEGO Mario & Standard Kart
- Mario Kart – Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit
- Mario Kart – Shy Guy & P-Wing
- Mario Kart – Standard Kart
- Silver's Car vs. Knuckles' Monster Truck
- Sonic's Campfire Clash
- Sonic: Speedster Lightning
- Stargazing with Celeste
- Team Sonic Command Truck
While it will be a shame to see all of the above go, we do have those swanky Mario Minifig sets to look forward to next year, and that sweet Link & Epona set that was revealed in the recent Zelda Direct. Maybe fewer options are a good thing!
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And we want it all
Will you be picking up any of the soon-to-retire sets before the year's up? Let us know in the comments.
[source lego.com, via brickfanatics.com]
About Jim Norman
Jim came to Nintendo Life in 2022 and, despite his insistence that The Minish Cap is the best Zelda game and his unwavering love for the Star Wars prequels (yes, really), he has continued to write news and features on the site ever since.
Comments 1
Oh man, I think that's pretty much all of the electronic Mario figures getting retired? Seems that they're eager for the minifig sets to take over.
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