Lego says it has a ‘big reveal’ set for a Mario Day presentation

Lego is planning a “big reveal” related to Mario later this week.

According to Nintendo‘s list of ‘Mario Day’ events, due to take place on March 10 (MAR10), Lego will be hosting a special presentation on its YouTube channel.

Dubbed the Lego Super Mario YouTube Premiere, it’s claimed that the event will feature “exclusive content and a big reveal by your host, Jack Gardner”.

The presentation will start at 8am PT / 11am ET / 4pm GMT on Friday, March 10.

It’s not clear whether the reveal will relate to more Lego Super Mario playsets, a more ‘premium’ Lego Nintendo product or something else like a discount on existing Mario sets.

Lego also tweeted a teaser for the event, showing behind-the-scenes photos of host Jack Gardner filming the presentation.

“Final preparations are underway for our Lego Super Mario YouTube Premiere,” the tweet reads. “Tune in on March 10 for big updates, and even bigger reveals.”

As well as its numerous Lego Super Mario sets, which are mainly aimed at younger Mario fans, Lego has previously released three ‘premium’ Nintendo sets aimed at builders aged 18 and over.

The Lego NES was released in 2020, followed by a Lego Super Mario 64 themed question block in 2021 and a Lego Bowser in 2022.

Recent copyright strikes by Lego appear to confirm that it’s working on a Lego Zelda set, though it’s unlikely we’ll hear any official announcement of this during a presentation dedicated to Mario Day.

Further reading

Lego issues copyright strikes on videos featuring ‘leaked Zelda Lego set’

Several sets, including some now confirmed by Lego, appeared online earlier this month

Mario’s one-time rival Sonic is also potentially shaping up for a large Lego presence, after five new Lego Sonic sets appeared online late last year.

In Lego gaming news, a Lego footballer minifig in 2K-branded packaging was spotted in December, seemingly corroborating VGC’s exclusive report from around a year ago.

In February 2022 we reported that Lego is partnering with 2K for a new line of Lego sports games, starting with a football/soccer game developed by Sumo Digital.