LEGO Super Mario

"LEGO Mario" redirects here. For the game also referred to simply as "Lego Mario", see LEGO Super Mario Goal.

“LEGO Mario time!”

—Mario

LEGO Super Mario is a product partnership between the Danish toy company LEGO and the Super Mario franchise featuring characters, settings, and objects from the Super Mario series made of bricks that can interact, including Mario, Yoshi, Shy Guy, Piranha Plant, and Bowser Jr. Since its introduction in 2020, it has been focused on a unique form of design that revolves around interactive, electronic figures of characters such as Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach, who play sound effects and voice lines based on elements they interact with. On January 1, 2027, sets featuring traditional LEGO minifigures of Super Mario characters will debut.

History

The product was first teased on March 10, 2020 (MAR10 Day), on Twitter, and it was officially announced on March 12, 2020. Prior to LEGO's partnership with Nintendo, Super Mario construction toys were created by rival business K'NEX. Several set pictures and names were officially revealed on April 6, 2020, as well as a few new sets. The theme released early at Target in late July and everywhere else on August 1, 2020, with 13 sets revolving around the new interactive Mario figure, which has been shown to react to different things through scanning different stickers on top of 2×2 tiles below it. The stickers with the codes for Mario to scan on top of the 2×2 tiles will be pre-applied when the set is opened, a first in the history of LEGO. According to a designer during an interview, this is because they are very important stickers to the function of the sets, and younger children often have difficulty applying stickers.

Four Power-Up Packs were also announced for the set, and they include suits for the Mario figure based on Fire Mario, Propeller Mario, Cat Mario, and Builder Mario.

Officially announced on July 14, 2020, a LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System was also released as part of the partnership on August 1. The set consists of LEGO versions of the system itself, the controller, a Super Mario Bros. cartridge, and a television with a moving panorama depicting a level from the aforementioned game. The Mario figure is also compatible with the set.

On November 17, 2020, a second wave of sets was officially announced after the set numbers and prices had been released in September. The new wave features a further seven sets, including two new power-up packs, a "Maker Set," a new series of character packs, and three expansion sets.

On April 20, 2021, another Starter Course was officially announced after Mario was updated to mention Luigi when waking up from sleep. This new Starter Course comes with an interactive "LEGO Luigi" with unique sounds and reactions.

On September 9, 2021, Nintendo and LEGO announced the "LEGO Super Mario 64 ? Block", a large ? Block that opens up into dioramas of areas from Super Mario 64: Peach's Castle; Bob-omb Battlefield; Cool, Cool Mountain; and Lethal Lava Land (referred to as Lethal Lava Trouble in the set). The set was released on October 1, 2021. Despite its name, no ? Blocks appear in the original version of Super Mario 64; these were later added in Super Mario 64 DS.

On MAR10 Day 2022, Nintendo announced the "LEGO Peach" figure, which was released in August 2022, alongside additional expansion sets.

On MAR10 Day 2023, the "Dry Bowser Castle Battle" set and LEGO Donkey Kong were announced, with the former releasing on August 1, 2023, and the latter releasing in Summer 2023. On April 26, 2023, the LEGO Super Mario Donkey Kong label was teased on social media, featuring figures of Cranky Kong, Diddy Kong, Dixie Kong, and Funky Kong in addition to Donkey Kong.

On March 9, 2024, LEGO hosted a presentation to announce news about LEGO Super Mario in celebration of MAR10 Day 2024. The "Bowser Express Train" set, the "King Boo's Haunted Mansion" set, and the "Battle with Roy at Peach's Castle" set were announced and showcased. The presentation ended with a teaser for Mario Kart to be represented within LEGO Super Mario in some capacity in 2025, showing a silhouette of a LEGO Standard Kart. On August 21, 2024, the set was fully revealed as LEGO Super Mario: Mario Kart and announced to release on January 1, 2025.

On MAR10 Day 2025, Nintendo revealed a Mario Kart set that includes a more detailed, larger-scale model of Mario in his Standard Kart, which was released on May 15, 2025.

On January 22, 2026, Nintendo released a teaser for a Luigi model in the LEGO Mario Kart series at the same scale as the Mario model. It was fully revealed on MAR10 Day 2026 as a model of Luigi in the Mach 8, which released on April 1, 2026, the same day as The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's release for most of the world. Also on MAR10 Day, Nintendo revealed a Mario minifigure set to be released in 2027.

Interactive line

The LEGO playsets seen in the trailer

The interactive line of LEGO Super Mario sets is centered around using electronic figures of Mario, Luigi, and Peach. Each of them features a sensor at the bottom of the figure, and screens on their chest, eyes, and mouth. The scanner can be used to read special codes printed on specific pieces called "Action Tags", which causes the screens to display different things depending on what they interact with. The figures can be paired via Bluetooth to a smartphone with an accompanying LEGO Super Mario app in order to track scores. Unless explicitly specified otherwise, any mentioning of Mario in the article is equally applicable to Luigi and Peach.

Each interactive set consists of various course-like elements such as blocks, platforms and enemies, which can be arranged by the player in any way. Multiple sets can be connected using plates, and only specific sets contain a Mario figure. Mario starts a playthrough by scanning a pipe's Action Tag. Mario's screen then displays a timer showing the amount of time the player has in which to clear the course. Different music is played depending on the set being played, with most of the music coming from Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3. The course ends by touching the Goal Pole, with Mario then showing how many coins were collected in the run. The Mario figure can also perform various actions by scanning Action Tags, such as:

• Stomping on enemies, defeating them and earning coins.
• Gaining power-ups or coins by hitting blocks.
• Gaining coins by interacting with elements in the level, including friendly characters such as Yoshi or Toads.
• If Mario approaches a Yoshi (other than the one in "71367: Mario's House & Yoshi,"), they allow the player to swallow one-hit enemies for coins instead of stomping them.
• If Mario touches a POW Block, it also allows them to defeat stronger enemies in one hit.

Additionally, Mario can detect the type of ground he is touching based on its color (even if the ground is not LEGO), reacting accordingly and displaying a different image on his chest screen.

Color	Ground type	Effect when stepped on
Green	Grass	A simple jumping sound effect is played.
Yellow	Sand	A simple sound effect for walking on sand is played.
Blue	Water	A simple splash sound effect is played.
Light blue	Snow / ice	A simple sound effect for walking on ice is played. If placed on blue water terrain after, the character's display freezes and the character makes hurt noises. Once they are in that state, if they are placed on lava and the ice breaks, an exclamation mark displays and they immediately start yelling with X eyes.
Brown	Wood	A simple wooden footstep is played.
Red	Lava	A burning sound effect is played and the character displays a hurt expression. If they stay long enough, they eventually yell and their eyes display as X's. They display a relieved expression once taken out of the lava and earn coins if they are placed on water.
Purple	Poison	The character is covered in poison and takes damage after a few seconds. If they stay long enough, they eventually yell and their eyes display as swirls. The figure can be shaken to remove these effects and earn coins.

When playing together, two interactive figures can connect to each other via Bluetooth. While connected, players can collect bonus coins by defeating enemies together. Once a player reaches the Goal Pole and triggers the end of the level, the remaining player has eight seconds to reach the end themselves. Reaching the Goal Pole in time awards them bonus coins, but not reaching it still triggers the end of the level for both. The total coin total is shared between both players.

Interactive figures

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Enemy characters

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The following table consists of enemy figures in LEGO Super Mario interactive sets which act as obstacles and can usually be defeated by interacting with them. While most have Action Tags on their figures, some can only be interacted with by Action Tags placed on the set itself. If multiple figures are included in a set, the number of them is given in parenthesis.

Image	Description	Sets present in
Goomba	The Action Tag is located on its head. Grants a coin when Mario jumps on it. Goombas can have different face tiles depending on the set.	71360 Adventures with Mario 71365 Piranha Plant Power Slide 71367 Mario's House & Yoshi (surprised) 71368 Toad's Treasure Hunt 71377 King Boo and the Haunted Yard (2) 71380 Master Your Adventure 71383 Wiggler's Poison Swamp (frowning) 71404 Goomba's Shoe (yelling) 71408 Princess Peach's Castle 71412 Big Bad Island 71415 Ice Mario Suit and Frozen World (yelling) 71418 Creativity Toolbox (angry) 71439 Adventures with Interactive LEGO Mario 72040 Captain Toad's Camp
Goomba (pirate)	The Action Tag is located on its head. The pirate hat must first be knocked over before Mario can access it. Otherwise, it behaves the same as a regular Goomba. Like the regular Goomba, they can have different face tiles depending on the set.	71391 Bowser's Airship (yelling) 71427 Larry's and Morton's Airships (angry)
Goomba (wearing hat)	Unlike the pirate Goomba, these figures have studs on their heads which allow for the attachment of hats. Their Action Tags are found on their backs, so they must be knocked over before being defeated. Otherwise, they behave the same as a regular Goomba. They can also feature different face plates and hats.	71430 Penguin Family Snow Adventure (regular expression, santa hat) 71437 The Bowser Express Train (angry, pink hat) (surprised, top hat)
Goomba (alternate head)	This alternate Goomba feature has a 2×2 plate with a stud which allows multiple Goombas to be stacked together like a Goomba Tower. This configuration is identical to the Parachute Goomba build in set 71386 Character Packs – Series 2. Its Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Otherwise, it behaves the same as a regular Goomba.	71433 Goombas' Playground (3)
Parachute Goomba	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Otherwise, it behaves the same as a regular Goomba.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2
Paragoomba	The Action Tag is located on its head. Despite Paragoombas first losing their wings when jumped on in the games, Mario also only needs to jump on the figure once to defeat it and gain a coin.	71361 Character Packs
Big Goomba	The Action Tag is located on its head. It takes Mario three jumps to defeat it and gain several coins.	71412 Big Bad Island
Cat Goomba	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Otherwise, it behaves like a Goomba. Also like a regular Goomba, they can have different face tiles depending on the set.	71407 Cat Peach Suit and Frozen Tower (yelling) 71413 Character Packs – Series 6 (regular and yelling)
Bone Goomba	The Action Tag is located on its head and it behaves the same as a regular Goomba. Bone Goomba can also feature a different feet mold where it is walking forward.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2 71387 Adventures with Luigi 71423 Dry Bowser Castle Battle (walking)
Goombrat	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Otherwise, it behaves like a Goomba.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4
Galoomba	The Action Tag is located on its head, behaving like a Goomba.	71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Koopa Troopa	The Action Tag is found on its shell, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario must then jump on its shell twice before being awarded with three coins, representing how Koopa Troopas first hide in their shells when jumped on. Koopa Troopas appear in green and red	71362 Guarded Fortress (green) 71365 Piranha Plant Power Slide (green) 71417 Fliprus Snow Adventure (red) 72044 Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit (green)
Koopa Paratroopa	The Koopa Paratroopa figure comes with a transparent antenna attached to its feet so it can be propped up in the air. The Action Tag is found on its shell, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario must then jump on it shell three before being awarded with three coins, representing how Koopa Paratroopas first lose their wings when jumped on, transforming into Koopa Troopas. Koopa Paratroopas appear only in red.	71380 Master Your Adventure 71383 Wiggler's Poison Swamp
Big Koopa Troopa	Like other Koopa Troopas, its Action Tag is found on its shell. It takes four hits to defeat one, which awards Mario various coins. Big Koopa Troopas appear only in red.	71412 Big Bad Island
Dry Bones	The Action Tag is found on its shell, so the figure must first be knocked over. Unlike Koopa Troopa, Mario only needs to jump on its shell once before being awarded with three coins. The figure included in set 71436 King Boo's Haunted Mansion features an alternate head piece depicting its eyes looking up.	71369 Bowser's Castle Boss Battle 71436 King Boo's Haunted Mansion (looking up)
Spiny	The Action Tag is found on its shell. Despite in most games Mario normally being unable to jump on Spinies, Mario can jump on the figure normally. Like Koopa Troopas, Mario must jump on it twice, gaining three coins on the second jump. The red shell may sometimes be detected as lava terrain by Mario.	71361 Character Packs 71382 Piranha Plant Puzzling Challenge
Buzzy Beetle	The Action Tag is found on its shell and it behaves like Spiny.	71361 Character Packs
Para-Beetle	The Action Tag is found on its shell, and it also behaves like Spiny.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2
Bony Beetle	The Action Tag is found on its shell, and it also behaves like Spiny.	71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Lakitu	The Lakitu figure in set 71389 Lakitu Sky World comes with a small cloud and no feet pieces. Its Action Tag is located on the back of its cloud. It takes Mario two stomps to defeat the enemy and win coins. The one included in set 71441 Adventures with Interactive LEGO Peach instead has feet and a large cloud that can be also be used by Mario. its Action Tag is instead located on its shell. And Lakitu now takes four jumps to defeat. After it is removed from its cloud, the cloud can be ridden by Mario to win more coins.	71389 Lakitu Sky World 71441 Adventures with Interactive LEGO Peach
Hammer Bro	The Action Tag is found on its shell, so the figure must first be knocked over. It must be jumped on four times before being defeated and awarding Mario many coins.	71410 Character Packs – Series 5 71437 The Bowser Express Train
Boomerang Bro	The Action Tag is found on its shell. It behaves like a Hammer Bro. Boomerang Bro is one plate taller than Hammer Bro, Fire Bro and Ice Bro.	71409 Big Spike's Cloudtop Challenge
Fire Bro		71416 Lava Wave Ride
Ice Bro	The Action Tag is found on its shell, and it also behaves like a Hammer Bro.	71413 Character Packs – Series 6
Sumo Bro	The Action Tag is found on its shell, and it behaves like a Hammer Bro.	71413 Character Packs – Series 6
Boss Sumo Bro	Boss Sumo Bro has movable arms attached to pins, which allow them to freely rotate and hit his chest. His Action Tag is located on his shell. An interactive figure must stomp on his shell eight times before being defeated, which awards the player with many coins.	71388 Boss Sumo Bro Topple Tower
Spike	The Action Tag is found on its shell, so the figure must first be knocked over. It can then be jumped on once to be defeated and award Mario with coins.	71413 Character Packs – Series 6
Big Spike	The Action Tag is found on its head. It takes four stomps from Mario to defeat it. Big Spike carries a Spiked roller, which can be launched at Mario if another Action Tag is pressed.	71409 Big Spike's Cloudtop Challenge
Shy Guy	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin. Various colors can appear	71366 Boomer Bill Barrage (red) 71410 Character Packs – Series 5 (blue) 71434 Soda Jungle Maker Set (pink) 72045 Shy Guy & P-Wing (red)
Fly Guy	The Action Tag is found on its back, with the figure also behaving like Shy Guy.	71366 Boomer Bill Barrage
Bob-omb	The Action Tag is found on its side, so the figure must first be knocked over. When jumped on, the Bob-omb is lit, represented by the sound of its fuse burning. Mario can then jump on it repeatedly to earn coins. After a few seconds, it trigger an explosion effect. If Mario is on top of the Bob-omb as this happens, he loses the coins gained from jumping.	71362 Guarded Fortress 71361 Character Packs 71380 Master Your Adventure 71396 Bowser Junior's Clown Car 71408 Princess Peach's Castle 72043 Interactive Lego Mario & Standard Kart
Parachute Bob-omb	Behaves the same as a regular Bob-omb, with the Action Tag also being found in the same place.	71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Bullet Bill	The Action Tag is located on its head. Grants a coin when Mario jumps on it.	71361 Character Packs 71389 Lakitu Sky World
Boomer Bill	Does not have its own Action Tag. Instead, they act as an obstacle that can knock Mario over while he is standing on a spinning platform.	71366 Boomer Bill Barrage
Torpedo Ted	The Action Tag is located on its head, with the figure acting exactly like a Bullet Bill.	71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Chain Chomp		71381 Chain Chomp Jungle Encounter 71435 Battle with Roy at Peach's Castle
Amp	The Action Tag is located on its head. Mario gets shocked for as long as he stands on one and cannot act for a few seconds afterwards.	71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Mechakoopa	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked or bent over. Mario can then jump on it to earn multiple coins at once.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4
Monty Mole	The Action Tag is located on its head. Grants a coin when Mario jumps on it.	71363 Desert Pokey 40414 Monty Mole & Super Mushroom 71406 Yoshi's Gift House
Rocky Wrench		71391 Bowser's Airship
Waddlewing	The Action Tag is located on its tail. When jumped on, it is defeated and Mario gains a coin.	71410 Character Packs – Series 5
Conkdor	Conkdor has an Action Tag on its head. It can freely rotate its head forward, in a similar way to that in the games. The player is encouraged to use Mario to hit a brown tab located at the front of Conkdor. The motion causes Conkdor's head to fall, and Mario can then tap on the Action Tag on its head, which earns coins and causes the noise of Conkdor to be played. Mario can quickly get Conkdor's head back up if he hits a brown lever.	71414 Conkdor's Noggin Bopper
Pokey	The Pokey's segments are not attached to each other, and they are kept in place by a guiding rail on the set. Only one of its body segments has an Action Tag which, when scanned, grants Mario several coins.	71363 Desert Pokey
Bramball	The Action Tag is located on its head. Mario only needs to jump on it once to defeat it and earn a coin.	71381 Chain Chomp Jungle Encounter 71413 Character Packs – Series 6
Piranha Plant	The Piranha Plant has a different stalk dependent on the set. The figure also does not have its own Action Tag. Instead, players interact with it differently depending on the set. The Piranha Plant in set 72044 Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit takes the form of the Mario Kart item.	71362 Guarded Fortress 71365 Piranha Plant Power Slide 71382 Piranha Plant Puzzling Challenge 71409 Big Spike's Cloudtop Challenge 71434 Soda Jungle Maker Set 72044 Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit
Bone Piranha Plant		71423 Dry Bowser Castle Battle
Fiery Note Piranha		72042 Prince Florian & Castle Bowser
Wiggler	LEGO Wiggler is composed of separated segments that are connected by hooks at each end. This allows the Wiggler to sway left and right. For set 71383 Wiggler's Poison Swamp, Wiggler's head can be attached to a piece connected to a cart. When Mario rides the cart, with an Action Tag, "Bros. Battle" from Super Mario Bros. 3 plays and the player can shake the cart left and right to cause Wiggler to sway, gaining various coins in the process. Wiggler can be shaken until its body hits a lever that unrolls a bridge included in the set. This version of Wiggler has no support for its head, causing it to look down whenever not attached to the build. The Wiggler included in set 71434 Soda Jungle Maker Set has support for its head, allowing it to be posable. It also features a separate saddle with an Action Tag. When Mario is mounted on it, "Bros. Battle" once again plays and he is able to win coins by riding on the Wiggler.	71383 Wiggler's Poison Swamp 71434 Soda Jungle Maker Set
Scuttlebug	The Action Tag is located at the top of its body. When jumped on, it grants Mario one coin.	71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Stingby	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4
Para-Biddybud	The Action Tag is located on its head. Grants a coin when Mario jumps on it.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4 (red) 71437 The Bowser Express Train (2, green and pink)
Ant Trooper	The Action Tag is found on its back. After it is knocked over, Mario can gain a coin by jumping on it.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4
Poison Mushroom	The Action Tag is located on its head. When Mario jumps on it, he gets poisoned, represented by a Poison Mushroom icon and dizzy eyes. Mario can be shaken to remove the effect and earn coins, otherwise, the poison effect goes away after a few seconds.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2
Cheep Cheep	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin.	71368 Toad's Treasure Hunt (2) 71400 Big Urchin Beach Ride 71432 Dorrie's Sunken Shipwreck Adventure
Eep Cheep	The Action Tag is found on its back, and it behaves like a regular Cheep Cheep.	71361 Character Packs
Spiny Cheep Cheep	The Action Tag is found on its back, and it also behaves like a regular Cheep Cheep.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2
Cheep Chomp		71432 Dorrie's Sunken Shipwreck Adventure
Blooper	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin. In its Series 6 Character Pack, a Blooper is accompanied by three Blooper Babies, likening it to a Blooper Nanny.	71361 Character Packs 71413 Character Packs – Series 6 71432 Dorrie's Sunken Shipwreck Adventure
Blooper Baby	Blooper Baby does not have an Action Tag and cannot be interacted with.	71413 Character Packs – Series 6
Urchin	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin.	71361 Character Packs
Big Urchin		71400 Big Urchin Beach Ride
Huckit Crab	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn two coins.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2 71398 Dorrie's Beachfront
Freezie	The Action Tag is found on its back. When Mario steps on it, he freezes. The ice thaws after a few seconds not touching the figure.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4 71417 Fliprus Snow Adventure
Cooligan		71415 Ice Mario Suit and Frozen World
Fliprus		71417 Fliprus Snow Adventure
Mr. Blizzard		71417 Fliprus Snow Adventure
Lava Bubble	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin.	71364 Whomp's Lava Trouble 71369 Bowser's Castle Boss Battle 71376 Thwomp Drop (2) 71403 Adventures with Peach 71416 Lava Wave Ride 71419 Peach's Garden Balloon Ride 71441 Adventures with Interactive LEGO Peach
Magmaargh		71423 Dry Bowser Castle Battle
Thwomp	The Thwomp featured in set 71376 Thwomp Drop is attached to a pillar, while the one in later sets has a shape that more closely resembles its current design.	71376 Thwomp Drop 72039 Bowser's Castle 72043 Interactive Lego Mario & Standard Kart
Thwimp	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario has to jump on it three times in order to defeat it and earn coins.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2
Whomp	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Afterwards, Mario must jump on its back six times before being awarded many coins.	71364 Whomp's Lava Trouble
Grrrol	The figure does not have its own Action Tag. Instead, one tag is found on either end of the structure Grrrol is placed on. Mario can jump between both ends to make the structure sway and move the Grrrol, gaining coins in the process.	71390 Reznor Knockdown
Fuzzy	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin.	71361 Character Packs 71389 Lakitu Sky World 30389 Fuzzy & Mushroom Platform 71405 Fuzzy Flippers
Foo	The Action Tag is found on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Jumping on it defeats it and grants Mario a coin.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2
Bully	The Action Tag is located on its head. Mario cannot gain coins from jumping on it. Instead, he makes a hurt noise.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4
Ninji	The Action Tag is located on its back, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can then jump on it to earn a coin.	71386 Character Packs – Series 2
Coin Coffer	The Action Tag is located on its head. Mario cain gain multiple coins from jumping on it in quick succession.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4
Swoop	The Swoops featured in the set 71377 King Boo and the Haunted Yard have black pieces connecting them to the structure, as well as a generic Action Tag on their backs. The one featured in the character pack being has grey connection pieces instead, and a dedicated blue Swoop Action Tag. Both versions only require one jump to be defeated and grant one coin to Mario.	71377 King Boo and the Haunted Yard (4) 71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Crowber	The Action Tag is located on its head. Grants a coin when Mario jumps on it.	71388 Boss Sumo Bro Topple Tower 71394 Character Packs – Series 3
Scaredy Rat	The Action Tag is found on its side, so the figure must first be knocked over. Mario can defeat it by then jumping on it, also gaining a coin.	71402 Character Packs – Series 4
Boo	The Action Tag is located on its head. When Mario jumps on it, he gets scared and does not gain coins. Certain sets feature a flustered version of the figure, as if it is being stared at. Despite this, it acts the same way as a regular Boo.	71369 Bowser's Castle Boss Battle 71394 Character Packs – Series 3 (flustered) 71436 King Boo's Haunted Mansion (flustered) 71440 Adventures with Interac