Super Bowser now has his personal 2,807-piece Lego Mario set

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How tall is Bowser, the fire-breathing dragon-turtle-lizard factor who frequently roils the Mushroom Kingdom as Mario’s chief nemesis? It is the age-old query, and there’s no single answer. But in the event you’ve been holding again on Lego’s cutesy interactive Mario sets as a result of their Super Koopa didn’t meet your satisfaction, I might need the set for you.

You’re taking a look at Lego’s 2,807-piece “The Mighty Bowser,” a supersized $270 model of the reptile that appears prepared for some of the biggest boss fights we’ve ever seen within the video games. It’s the most important Lego Super Mario construct but, and far greater than the unique:

Super Bowser now has his personal 2,807-piece Lego Mario set 1 — *Here’s the unique Lego Bowser for comparability.*

While the corporate hasn’t advised us fairly how tall the brand new Bowser is, it’s fairly clear he towers over Lego’s different Mario figures as solely a Super / Mega / Giant or Giga Bowser can. His mouth, arms, legs, tail, head and neck are all moveable — the final two with the press of a button — and whereas it’s not clear at embargo time the way you’ll activate it, there’s a fireball launcher in his head.

Super Bowser now has his personal 2,807-piece Lego Mario set 2 — *That’s a fireball in his mouth.*

The Danish firm has rolled out the crimson carpet for this Bowser, too, offering a small chunk of his well-known Bowser Castle stage with, sure, a gold-trimmed crimson carpet and cracked pavement. It serves as a show stand.

And, like different Lego Super Mario units, there’s some kind of interactive digital component. “Fans that own a LEGO Super Mario Starter Course can choose to battle Bowser against LEGO Mario, Luigi or Peach, allowing for truly immersive and digitally enhanced play,” reads a line from the corporate’s press release.

Super Bowser now has his personal 2,807-piece Lego Mario set 3 — *To get the form of his spiked shell good, there’s a brand new Lego component too: a smaller and/or extra parabolic cone* *than we’ve seen previously. It seems a bit like an acorn right here.*

The new Lego Bowser set will likely be accessible October 1st for $270. It’s simply one of many many, many pricier units the corporate is releasing now that it’s constructing for grownup budgets. Here’s a shortlist of others we’ve coated just lately:

I’ll go away you with some extra high-res photos of Lego’s new Bowser set.