Looks like LEGO and Nintendo’s collaboration is going beyond the world of Mario, as both companies have announced a new collaboration, this time focused on the world of Animal Crossing, with not just one but five new LEGO sets arriving in March 2024.
Alongside the announcement, we also got a look at each LEGO set, the characters that come with it, age rating, how many bricks and most importantly, the price in both US and Canadian pricing. Let’s dive into each one.
Julian’s Birthday Party
- Price: $14.99 USD/$19.99 CAD
- Character: Julian
- Number of Pieces: 170
- Age Rating: 6+
“Julian’s Birthday Party, where builders can celebrate with Julian, share cupcakes, and open presents.”
Bunnie’s Outdoor Activities
- Price: $19.99 USD/$24.99 CAD
- Character: Bunnie
- Number of Pieces: 164
- Age Rating: 6+
“Bunnie’s Outdoor Activities allows enthusiasts of the great outdoors to roleplay setting up a tent, roasting marshmallows, or using the vaulting pole to jump across the water, and grab a shovel or other recognizable tools from the video game series.”
Kapp’n’s Island Boat Tour
- Price: $29.99 USD/$39.99 CAD
- Characters: Kapp’n and Marshal
- Number of Pieces: 233
- Age Rating: 6+
“Kapp’n’s Island Boat Tour gives fans the opportunity to board the boat and explore another island with Kapp’n and Marshal, go on an adventure to search for coconuts and bamboo, discover wildlife, hermit crabs, and fish, or simply hang out and enjoy the fire.”
Isabelle’s House Visit
- Price: $39.99 USD/$49.99 CAD
- Characters: Isabelle and Fauna
- Number of Pieces: 389
- Age Rating: 6+
“Isabelle’s House Visit allows for builders to get creative and help Isabelle and Fauna to customize Fauna’s house and enjoy activities like opening the balloon present, crafting tools, or picking fruits and flowers.”
Nook’s Cranny & Rosie’s House
- Price: $74.99 USD/$99.99 CAD
- Characters: Tom Nook and Rosie
- Number of Pieces: 535
- Age Rating: 7+
“Nook’s Cranny and Rosie’s House gives builders two locations where they can roleplay stocking up Nook’s Cranny shop or go to Rosie’s house for freshly baked cookies.”
While it’s sad these LEGO sets aren’t arriving this holiday, it’s nice we don’t have to wait too long to build some Animal Crossing sets on March 1st, 2024 – in the same month that the series really got popular early on in the pandemic thanks to Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
