LEGO Retires 20 Nintendo Sets July 31, 2026

LEGO Nintendo fans have a major countdown on July 31, 2026: the company is retiring 20 sets tied to Nintendo properties, with availability limited to whatever stock remains on the official LEGO store before they disappear. The retirements land just as LEGO prepares a large wave of new releases on August 1, 2026—meaning today’s “must-buy” window may be short for several well-known franchises.

Announcement: 20 Nintendo-themed LEGO sets retire on July 31

LEGO says 20 kits from its Nintendo-related lineup will be removed from the official store on July 31, 2026. That includes sets based on Super Mario, Animal Crossing, and The Legend of Zelda. Because LEGO notes these items are leaving “while supplies last,” some may sell out before the deadline, while others could remain purchasable past that date until their stock is gone.

Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (Set 77092) — 2,500 pieces — $299.99 — Zelda
PAC-MAN Arcade Machine (Set 10323) — 2,651 pieces — $269.99 — PAC-MAN
Mario Kart – Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit (Set 72044) — 588 pieces — $49.99 — Super Mario
Leif’s Caravan & Garden Shop (Set 77054) — 263 pieces — $29.99 — Animal Crossing
Able Sisters Clothing Shop (Set 77055) — 322 pieces — $39.99 — Animal Crossing
Creative Houses: Seasons of Fun (Set 77057) — 814 pieces — $89.99 — Animal Crossing
Piranha Plant (Set 71426) — 540 pieces — $59.99 — Super Mario
Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi (Set 71438) — 1,215 pieces — $129.99 — Super Mario
Adventures with Interactive LEGO Mario (Set 71439) — 218 pieces — $49.99 — Super Mario
Mario Kart – Yoshi Bike (Set 72031) — 133 pieces — $14.99 — Super Mario
Mario Kart – Standard Kart (Set 72032) — 174 pieces — $19.99 — Super Mario
Mario Kart – Baby Mario vs. Baby Luigi (Set 72034) — 321 pieces — $29.99 — Super Mario
Mario Kart – Toad’s Garage (Set 72035) — 390 pieces — $39.99 — Super Mario
Mario Kart – Baby Peach & Grand Prix Set (Set 72036) — 823 pieces — $79.99 — Super Mario
Mario Kart – Wario & King Boo (Set 72038) — 512 pieces — $49.99 — Super Mario
Mario Kart – Bowser’s Castle (Set 72039) — 1,068 pieces — $99.99 — Super Mario
Captain Toad’s Camp (Set 72040) — 159 pieces — $14.99 — Super Mario
Part at Toad’s House (Set 72041) — 276 pieces — $29.99 — Super Mario
Prince Florian & Castle Bowser (Set 72042) — 1,251 pieces — $99.99 — Super Mario

Practical impact: more than 100 sets leave the store next Friday

This Nintendo retirement is part of a much larger removal event. More than 100 LEGO sets are scheduled to leave the official store next Friday (July 31, 2026), and roughly one-sixth of those are Nintendo sets. That includes multiple high-demand builds across major Nintendo franchises, so stock could vanish quickly even before the stated end date.

Platform scope: cross-property retirements include Star Wars and D&D

While the Nintendo list is the headline for many shoppers, LEGO’s July 31 retirement wave also affects other big IP lines. Star Wars is set to lose 13 sets next Friday, and LEGO’s Dungeons & Dragons collaboration is also leaving the store for good on July 31. The D&D set is positioned as the only LEGO and D&D collaboration so far, and the original creator has shared a free custom alternative build for a Red Dragon’s Tale that can be paired with the original.

Zelda fans also face one of the biggest hits in the Nintendo retirement group: the Zelda 2-in-1 Deku Tree set (77092). The set is described as a standout in the current Zelda lineup and noted for inspiring multiple custom builds tied to other Zelda games and even non-Zelda properties.

What comes next: new LEGO waves on August 1 and a leaked Donkey Kong set

LEGO is releasing a massive wave of new sets on August 1, 2026, and the timing is likely to draw attention away from the retirements—even though the store is still about to lose a large number of current favorites. Among the August 1 plans, many LEGO Pokémon sets are expected to launch, alongside other properties.

Separately, a new Donkey Kong LEGO set has been reported as having leaked ahead of an official LEGO announcement, with Nintendo fans encouraged to prepare early.

July 31, 2026: 20 Nintendo-related LEGO sets retire from the official store
Next Friday: 100+ sets leave the LEGO store overall (about 1/6 are Nintendo sets)
August 1, 2026: a large new LEGO release wave begins, including many Pokémon sets