'Lego Super Mario' Universe Confirms Donkey Kong, Dry Bowser in Upcoming Expansion

Joseph Henry, Tech Times 10 March 2023, 02:03 pm

The LEGO Super Mario has welcomed a lot of iconic characters throughout the years and its universe continues to expand at each passing moment.

Mar10 day is always and will be the most exciting event for hardcore Mario fans who are always thirsty for updates and game-related stuff.

This summer, Donkey Kong and Dry Bowser will be joining the LEGO Mario universe as part of the upcoming "Dry Bowser Castle Battle" expansion.

Donkey Kong is Climbing Mario's Castle Soon

According to Video Games Chronicle, the Super Mario livestream teased the grand entrance of Donkey Kong as the new lego product.

In line with the Mar10 celebration, event host Jack Gardner says that fans should look forward to more surprises in the LEGO Super Mario universe.

With expected new adventures, characters, and even different worlds, something that might pique the interest of every Mario fan is the expansion highlight of the presentation.

The LEGO-ized Donkey Kong will hit a soft spot for those who grew up playing the classic Nintendo games on old consoles. The legendary gorilla is coming with Bowser in summer 2023, according to Shack News.

Dry Bowser Castle Battle Expansion Revealed in Mar10 Clip

Aside from Donkey Kong, another character is about to shake the LEGO Mario universe with a twist this year. Dry Bowser, who's also known as King Koopa will be the latest bricked toy you will build very soon.

According to Nintendo Life, the Dry Bowser Castle Battle will feature interesting details you shouldn't miss especially if you're an avid LEGO fan.

The new LEGO sets look so cool for collectors who want to treasure these gems for display. For now, make sure that you have enough shelf spaces for these toys so you won't have any problem storing them once they become available in select stores.

LEGO Zelda Set Leak and More

Last month, some fans were surprised to see a Zelda-themed LEGO set that they have been waiting for a long time. However, this known information was just a leak and it turns out that Lego started issuing copyright strikes on these circulating videos and pictures online.

According to Kotaku, the Zelda LEGO reportedly originated from a private consumer survey in early February 2023.

German LEGO news website Promo Bricks reported that there were 12 leaked sets in total including The Legend of Zelda: 2in1 Deku Tree set.