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First Look At Lego's Big Buildable Yoshi Revealed On Nintendo Today

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First Look At Lego's Big Buildable Yoshi Revealed On Nintendo Today

Lego has been working with Nintendo to turn the Mushroom Kingdom and its residents into toy bricks since 2020, and it has never looked back. Countless sets featuring various characters have been released since then, and the collaboration is far from done. There will be more from Lego Mario in 2027, including a new Yoshi set we were just shown for the first time in a typically Nintendo way.

Most of the time, if you want to know Nintendo news, you go to Nintendo's social accounts (or you come here, of course). However, last year, it started making big reveals via its new app, Nintendo Today. That's where you'll find its latest Lego announcement, where the first image of a big Lego Yoshi, presumably releasing next year, has been shared.

If Nintendo won't say it then I will - 2026 is the Year of Yoshi.

The teaser only shows a little bit of the completed set. About 3/4 of Lego Yoshi's face, peering down the camera like it's photobombing a different Lego set reveal going on behind it. It doesn't give much away about the set other than the implication that it's going to be a big one. Likely similar in size to the Mario and Luigi Mario Kart sets. It might even be a third Mario Kart set and continue that trend.

Annoyingly, the Nintendo Today app doesn't let you take screenshots. I can direct you to where it is, though. Just scroll down on the app's homepage until you see the Lego and Super Mario logos and hit that.


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