We recently got a closer look at the upcoming Switch releases, thanks to the September Nintendo Direct. One of the surprise announcements, in addition to a Mario Movie sequel, was that a new collection of Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 is coming to Switch. And as we all know, one certainty in life is that when a new Switch game comes out, amiibo figures are sure to follow.
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To that end, Nintendo is releasing two new Super Mario Galaxy amiibo. One is Mario and Luma. The other is Rosalina and Lumas. And despite that the game they accompany is out October 2, these figures aren’t out until April 2, 2026 – a day before the movie hits theaters. They available for preorder for $39.99 each, but they’ve already sold out at Amazon and Walmart. (They may come back into stock, but then again, they may not). Here’s where you can still get them.
Mario and Luma amiibo
Mario and Luma amiibo
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The Mario and Luma amiibo is kind of perfect? Mario’s flying pose calls back to the cover of the Super Mario Galaxy. But it also includes a round patch of grassy earth as a base, just like the little planetoids you run around on in the game. And there’s a Luma character and a Launch Star. In that one amiibo figure, you get the gist of what the whole game is about. Pretty cool if you ask me.
Rosalina and Lumas amiibo
Rosalina and Lumas amiibo
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The Rosalina and Lumas amiibo depicts the princess in her traditional blue dress, sitting in a chair with two Lumas gathered round, reading her storybook.
Rosalina’s Storybook (Hardcover)
Rosalina’s Storybook (Hardcover)
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Speaking of, you can preorder a real-life hardcover version of Rosalina’s Storybook . It was also available at Amazon, but – you guessed it – it’s already sold out.
Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2
Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2
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While we’re at it, you might as well preorder Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 if you haven’t already. It’s a collection of two absolute bangers from the Wii era. These were generally considered the best 3D Mario games until Odyssey came along, and they still absolutely hold up. The game is out soon, too, on October 2.
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