Four decades after players first sprinted across World 1-1 and punched a glowing Question Block in 1985, the sights and sounds of the Mushroom Kingdom remain a shared language across generations of gamers. The Super Mario Bros. 40th Anniversary Mushroom Kingdom 2026 Advent Calendar turns that milestone into a 24-day December family tradition. Framed by golden corner filigree, holly sprigs, and a raised 40 YEARS Super Star coin emblem at the base, the crimson rigid paperboard cover depicts Santa Mario holding a golden ? Block before a snow-covered Peach’s Castle alongside Luigi, red-scarf Yoshi, Princess Peach, and Toad.

24 Illustrated Countdown Doors Spanning Four Decades of Nintendo Lore
Each of the 24 perforated compartments on the interior countdown grid is printed with its own character portrait and a red-and-gold numeral from 1 to 24. Behind every door sits a recessed cavity holding a three-dimensional molded ornament equipped with a top brass eyelet and gold hanging cord.
Festive Mushroom Kingdom Heroes, Royals & Rivals
The countdown opens on December 1 with Santa Mario dressed in a white-trimmed red coat holding a ribbon-wrapped Question Block (#1), joined by Luigi clutching a holly-stuffed green Christmas stocking (#2), Yoshi bundled in a Santa hat and red winter scarf (#3), Princess Peach in her pink royal gown (#4), and Toad flanked by wrapped presents (#5). Longtime rivals and allies soon follow: Bowser wrapped in multicolored holiday string lights (#6), Donkey Kong in his red tie holding a candy-cane striped barrel (#7), a clear starry snow globe enclosing Rosalina and a yellow Luma (#8), Bowser Jr. piloting his grinning Koopa Clown Car (#9), Wario hefting a green $ money bag (#10), Waluigi (#11), Princess Daisy in her yellow gown (#12), and pink-braided Toadette (#13). On Christmas Eve, Door 24 completes the cast with Santa Mario and Yoshi riding together in a gift-piled red-and-gold sleigh.
Classic Power-Ups, Warp Pipes & Mario Kart Icons
Ten additional doors fill the tree with recognizable stage hazards and item-box rewards. Collectors uncover a Santa-hatted Boo ghost sticking out its tongue (#14), a red Shy Guy ringing a golden handbell (#15), a Koopa Troopa framed inside a pine holly wreath (#16), and a snapping Piranha Plant emerging from a green warp pipe hung with mini baubles and a 17 badge (#17). Classic item pickups round out the set: a red Super Mushroom (#18), a green 1-Up Mushroom (#19), a Fire Flower in an icy festive wreath (#20), a golden Super Star (#21), a beveled gold Question Block (#22), and the winged Blue Spiny Shell from Mario Kart (#23).

Hung across Christmas tree branches by their gold cord loops or arranged upright along a fireplace mantel, media console, or gaming desk, the 24 molded pieces give families and Nintendo collectors a reusable holiday set that honors 40 years of the Mushroom Kingdom.























