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    New wave of LEGO sets being retired this year, including Super Mario and Animal Crossing products

    Posted on September 29, 2026 by Brian(@NE_Brian)
    in General Nintendo, News

    New information has come to light regarding a ton of LEGO sets that are set to be retired by the end of 2026, including products for Super Mario and Animal Crossing.

    With the Super Mario line, four sets are on their way out. The same goes for Animal Crossing. Affected LEGO sets for other gaming franchises include Sonic the Hedgehog, Minecraft, and Fortnite.

    A number of other LEGO sets were previously discontinued earlier this year.

    Below is the full list, courtesy of Brick Fanatics:

    71440 – Adventures with Interactive LEGO Luigi
    71441 – Adventures with Interactive LEGO Peach
    72043 – Interactive LEGO Mario & Standard Kart
    72045 – Mario Kart – Shy Guy & P-Wing

    77053 – Stargazing with Celeste
    77056 – Blathers’s Museum Collection
    77057 – Creative Houses: Seasons of Fun
    77058 – Goldie’s Cosy House

    77001 – Sonic’s Campfire Clash
    77002 – Cyclone vs. Metal Sonic
    77005 – Knuckles vs. Dr. Eggman Egg Crusher Mech
    77006 – Team Sonic Command Truck
    77117 – Sonic: Speedster Lightning
    77118 – Silver’s Car vs. Knuckles’ Monster Truck

    21266 – The Nether Lava Battle
    21267 – The Illager Desert Patrol
    21268 – The Baby Pig House
    21269 – The Armadillo Mine Expedition
    21270 – The Mooshroom House
    21272 – Woodland Mansion Fighting Ring
    21273 – The Ghast Balloon Village Attack
    21274 – The Warden Encounter
    21275 – The TNT Jungle House
    21277 – The Pickaxe Mine
    21278 – The Pillager Outpost and Ravager
    21279 – The Enderman Tower
    21282 – The Parrot Houses
    21584 – Nether & End Portal Journey

    77075 – Peely & Sparkplug’s Camp
    77076 – Durrr Burger Restaurant
    77077 – Klombo
    77078 – Mecha Team Leader

    While these sets are being retired, there’ll be a new wave of LEGO Super Mario sets in 2027 – read about that here. A new Link and Epona LEGO set was also recently announced for The Legend of Zelda.

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