Piranha Plant LEGO Falls to $41.99 — A Rare Mario Deal You Don’t Want to Miss

Piranha Plant LEGO Falls to $41.99 — A Rare Mario Deal You Don’t Want to Miss

Quick bite: the deal and why it’s spicy

Amazon has knocked the price of the LEGO Super Mario Piranha Plant set (71426) down to $41.99 after a one-time 30% discount — and that price includes shipping. That’s a striking markdown for a licensed LEGO set tied to Nintendo, making it one of the most wallet-friendly Mario-themed 18+ sets out there right now.

Yes, it’s labeled 18+, but don’t let that scare you off. The build is satisfying without being soul-crushing, and it makes an excellent display piece once finished. If you’ve been waiting for a cheap entry point into the LEGO x Nintendo crossover, this is the moment.

What you get, and why gamers will care

The model stands roughly nine inches tall and is built from about 540 pieces — think potted-plant vibes but very Mario. It’s got multiple moving parts (head, jaw, stalk and leaves), so you can pose it goofy, menacing, or somewhere in the middle. There’s even a secret: the pipe doubles as a little piggy bank and comes with two gold coins to start you off.

Beyond the cute aesthetics, this thing matters to gamers because it’s a tangible slice of Nintendo nostalgia that doubles as desk decor. It’s small enough to show off on a shelf but detailed enough to feel like a proper collectible. Early reviews from IGN’s builders praised its colors, proportions, and playful personality — perfect for people who love Mario’s quirky charm.

If you’re into LEGO x Nintendo collabs, don’t sleep on the Super Mario Game Boy set (72046) either — a near full-size homage to the original Game Boy that ships with two cartridge builds and lenticular screens for extra retro vibes. Reviewers who assembled it had a lot of good things to say.

Finally, if you follow deal roundups, IGN’s commerce team — led by their deal hunters — regularly shares discounts like this one. If you want more steals on gaming and tech merch, keeping an eye on their coverage can pay off.