Have you picked up the new LEGO Mario figure this week? Found yourself wondering what makes him tick? Well, look no further because this video explores exactly what you'll find inside Nintendo and LEGO's brand new toy.
Shared by the folks at Beyond the Brick, the video takes a faulty unit - so don't worry, no working Mario figures were harmed in the making of this film - and completely takes it apart. After checking out his individual pieces and how he's put together, video host Boone Langston attempts to put it all back together again, which is never an easy task.
We'd urge you to give the video a watch if you want to see the complete process, but you might want to pay particular attention at the 10:30 mark. Here, we can see that Mario's animations are presented on a single screen - and it's incredibly bizarre seeing his eyes and mouth working without his face attached.
Pretty creepy, right?
If you haven't already grabbed a set yourself, you can find plenty of buying options for the new LEGO Mario courses in our guide.
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@RickD Lol 😂. It all makes sense though.
It better have cocaine in it for that price.
@Priceless_Spork and code for e shop game
wish they just made a set of lego and not turn it into some game, where is my lego bob omb battlefield??
Ooh...
There are 2 AA batteries inside.
I’m so disappointed this thing is not even user-assembled. I understand it can’t be a mini fig, but I would had hope it at least was closer to a brick headz figure.
Black eyes and mouth when off are looking super creepy!
I got it this weekend and had a blast playing it with my four year old, heck, my twelve year old plays it with her too. Building different levels, bopping things, it’s very Nintendo. Everyone’s complaining, and I get it, I’d love to have little Mario collectibles gathering dust next to my Lego Voltron. But it seems I wasn’t the targeted demographic.
I'm probably not running out and buying this anytime soon, but I think receiving it for Christmas might make me feel instantly 30 years younger
The biggest reason I won’t buy this is the same reason I haven’t bought any Labo kits besides the VR one: no space to store any of this stuff. I know functionally I won’t get much use out of it after putting it together and it’s just going to become clutter.
Mario has taken too many mushrooms
@thesilverbrick The other Labo stuff is fun. The Car kit is compatible with Mario Kart.
@Sans_Undertale A friend of mine got the vehicle kit and we built the steering wheel and throttle thing. It was a lot of fun to use, but I have no room to store a bunch of fragile cardboard accessories, unfortunately.
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