Earn digital coins for helping LEGO Peach ride the swing set and for interactions with the Yellow Toad. Have fun with gifting challenges and launching the Lava Bubble to topple Lemmy from a tower. LEGO Peach can be connected to LEGO® Mario™ or LEGO® Luigi™ (extra figures not included) via Bluetooth to win bonus coins for teamwork. It features a LEGO® Peach™ figure that gives instant expressive responses via an LCD screen and speaker. Plus, it's one of the least expensive course pieces you can get.Introduce children to the interactive LEGO® Super Mario™ universe with this Adventures with Peach Starter Course (71403).

It's very interactive and feels incredibly satisfying being able to take down that enemy one block at a time like you do in the video games. Lastly, if you already have the base Mario or Luigi figures and want to find the best course pieces to add to what you've already got, I highly recommend the Super Mario Desert Pokey Expansion Set 71363. For instance, hovering over the tile on a Goomba signifies you stomped on it and might yield a Coin on Mario's chest. These plumbers have scanners in their feet that allow them to interact with locations, items, or enemies that have interactive tiles on them. If you're interested in any of the Mushroom Kingdom sets, you ought to make sure you pick up a Luigi or Mario starter kit first. Not to mention, turning that crank makes Mario move along the level while the background changes.

It will be a challenge to put together, but the end result is something that you can proudly display on a shelf. If you're only going to get one, I highly recommend you purchase the Super Mario Nintendo Entertainment System Set 71374.

From the interactive computers inside the Mario and Luigi figures to the complicated mechanics that make some of these sets work, they're all worth collecting. There are several awesome Mario LEGO sets out there these days, and they're all so clever.

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