Super Mario 64: Lego announces question mark block set to the Nintendo

The partnership between Nintendo and Lego is continued with another set. From 1 October 2021 the famous question mark block will be available. However, the dice also has an interior and can be unfolded, making four small micro-worlds from Super Mario 64 of 1996. This is the fungus palace, Bob-Ombs Bombenberg, the Lava Lagoon and Bibberberg-Bob.

In addition, Nintendo fans may look forward to ten microfigners of different characters. The heroes are represented in the form of stones - all too detailed are Mario, Yoshi or Princess Peach but not. In the trailer to question mark block set you can watch the microfigners as well as the fold-out cubes more exactly. Also included are King Bob-Omb, a chain dog and Big Bully, Glubsch, Lakitu, a penguin and a baby penguin. According to the description, the set will also be compatible with LEGO already available Mario and Luigi figures. These will extend the question mark block to interactive functions. Underneath music and sounds from Super Mario 64. Players can also go on the search for power stars.

A total of 2064 parts will be in the packaging - the question mark block has a size of 18 x 18 x 18 cm. At the start, the set for 169.99 euros will be available in the Lego online shop or in the stores. In 2022, the cube should be offered even with other retailers. The NES was also published in a Lego version.

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From Dominik Zwingmann author 09.09.2021 at 16:00

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