Among the standout moments on the show floor at New York Comic Con, JAKKS Pacific’s Super Mario display was a true highlight. At the Pop Insider Booth, we saw fans crowd around to get a look at the new Yours Truly, Princess Peach and Big Bad Bowser figures, two show-stopping collectibles that perfectly capture the heart of the Mushroom Kingdom.
We had the chance to see these figures up close, and they are every bit as impressive as fans hoped. Both combine detailed craftsmanship with interactive features that capture the energy and personality of the beloved Super Mario characters. These are not just toys; they are must-have collectibles that bring the Mushroom Kingdom to life in a whole new way.
We are happy to showcase both figures in our exclusive video below, which includes footage from the show floor at NYCC, a look at the DC x Sonic the Hedgehog Batmobile With Shadow as Batman, and an unboxing of a mystery box of new JAKKS Pacific figures.
Yours Truly, Princess Peach
The Yours Truly, Princess Peach figure stands 12 inches tall and features six points of articulation. With multiple activation points that play classic quotes and songs, the figure lets fans relive some of Peach’s most memorable moments from the games. Her signature floaty jump pose is recreated in perfect detail, with a fabric dress that billows just like it does in the Super Mario series.
The result is a figure that feels equal parts interactive and display-worthy. It comes complete with two AA batteries and will be available in late November or early December for $39.99.
Big Bad Bowser
Among the standout moments on the show floor at New York Comic Con, JAKKS Pacific’s Super Mario display was a true highlight. At the Pop Insider Booth, we saw fans crowd around to get a look at the new Yours Truly, Princess Peach and Big Bad Bowser figures, two show-stopping collectibles that perfectly capture the heart of the Mushroom Kingdom.
We had the chance to see these figures up close, and they are every bit as impressive as fans hoped. Both combine detailed craftsmanship with interactive features that capture the energy and personality of the beloved Super Mario characters. These are not just toys; they are must-have collectibles that bring the Mushroom Kingdom to life in a whole new way.
We are happy to showcase both figures in our exclusive video below, which includes footage from the show floor at NYCC, a look at the DC x Sonic the Hedgehog Batmobile With Shadow as Batman, and an unboxing of a mystery box of new JAKKS Pacific figures.
Yours Truly, Princess Peach
The Yours Truly, Princess Peach figure stands 12 inches tall and features six points of articulation. With multiple activation points that play classic quotes and songs, the figure lets fans relive some of Peach’s most memorable moments from the games. Her signature floaty jump pose is recreated in perfect detail, with a fabric dress that billows just like it does in the Super Mario series.
The result is a figure that feels equal parts interactive and display-worthy. It comes complete with two AA batteries and will be available in late November or early December for $39.99.
Big Bad Bowser
Standing proudly beside Peach on display, Big Bad Bowser delivers the kind of presence worthy of the King of the Koopas. This 12-inch figure has 13 points of articulation and comes loaded with interactive features, including a fire-breathing mouth light and multiple buttons that trigger roars, laughs, stomps, and even a song. Fans can also tilt Bowser forward or adjust his top shell spikes to unleash his arm-slashing action.
It is a figure that perfectly balances play and power, giving fans of all ages a way to recreate classic battles or display Bowser in all his glory. Big Bad Bowser is available now exclusively at Costco for $59.99.
Seeing Peach and Bowser side by side at NYCC on the show floor made it clear why JAKKS Pacific remains a favorite among collectors and Super Mario fans. Both figures combine expressive design with playful functionality, reminding us why these characters have stood the test of time.
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