Holiday countdowns for Nintendo households hit a fuller stride when every single day reveals a recognizable face from the Mushroom Kingdom rather than duplicate coins or plastic filler. Housed inside a dark evergreen rigid collector box with brushed gold corner filigree and a side-spine Mario silhouette flanked by Question Blocks, Super Mushrooms, Fire Flowers, and Super Stars, the Super Mario Christmas Advent Calendar Blind Box turns December into a 24-character roster reveal.
Each miniature figure is sculpted in a festive winter scene atop a snow-covered base and fitted with a pre-attached gold hanging cord. That dual-format build lets kids and collectors hang each daily character directly on Christmas tree branches or line the flat-bottomed snow bases upright along a gaming desk, bookshelf, or living room mantel.

Inside the 24-Character Mushroom Kingdom Holiday Roster
Across the 4×6 inner organizer tray, the 24 slots pair core heroes with classic bosses and fan-favorite sidekicks dressed for December:
- Festive Heroes & Companions: Santa-suit Mario pulling a gift-filled sleigh with a Super Star, Luigi wrapped in glowing multi-color string lights holding a gold star topper, Yoshi with holiday packages, Toad holding a marshmallow mug beside a spotted mushroom Hot Cocoa booth, and pink Toadette tying red gift ribbons.
- Royal Court & Kong Crew: Princess Peach in a pink winter gown holding a ribboned present by a snowy pine, Princess Daisy with a poinsettia wreath, Rosalina framed by starry winter accents, Donkey Kong playing red-and-gold bongos beneath a decorated palm tree, and Diddy Kong in a Santa scarf riding a candy cane.
- Bosses, Rivals & Course Icons: Santa-hat Bowser clutching wrapped presents with flame accents, Bowser Jr. in a festive Junior Clown Car, Wario surrounded by holiday cookies and a gift sack, Waluigi with a candy cane, plus a Piranha Plant sprouting from a green-and-red Christmas stocking alongside King Boo, Shy Guy, Lakitu, Goomba, Koopa Troopa, Kamek, Birdo, Chain Chomp, and Dry Bones.
Once the holiday season concludes, all 24 ornaments slot neatly back into their molded compartments inside the rigid full-wrap box, keeping cords untangled and painted details protected until next December.






















