Toyark SH Figuarts Super Mario Diorama Gallery

Last month we brought you our gallery of the SH Figuarts Super Mario. The excellent figure was released with two additional diorama sets. After a few delays, and a broken figure setback, I’m happy to share a full gallery. Labeled the SH Figuarts Super Mario Diorama Play Set A and SH Figuarts Super Mario Diorama Play Set B, the sets add much needed pieces to make the Mario a more complete figure. Toyark sponsor Entertainment Earth provided the sets for the shoot. Diorama Play Set A includes a Goomba, a question mark block, two brick blocks and a stand with jumping attachment. Diorama Play Set B includes a Koopa Troopa shell, a Goomba, a warp pipe with interchangeable tops, and figure stands.

Related Entertainment Earth links: Super Mario, Nintendo Collectibles, SH Figuarts.

SH Figuarts Super Mario Diorama PlaySet A and B

Pros

Great game representation pieces
Completes the Super Mario figure
More enemies and coins
The more you buy, the more complete your sets are

Cons

Additional hands and stand should have come with Mario
MSRP is a bit steep for what’s included
A cardboard backdrop would have been great

Overall

These SH Figuarts Super Mario Dioramas are really needed to make your Super Mario feel complete. The additional hands and figure jumping stand make for great play and display setups. Though, I feel liek the hands, rear attachment pieces and maybe the stand should have been included with the original Mario release. Looking past that, the additional hands also include peg holes and plastic pegs so Mario can hold the Koopa Shell. The pieces all look fantastic and are scaled perfectly. If you buy multiples of the sets, you could easily build out almost any of the overworld levels of the original Super Mario Bros. The one negative to that notion may be the cost. At $20 each, it could be a costly setup. Though, looking at a base $65 investment, you get a nice complete diorama that’s easy to display.

Check out a few highlighted photos below, with over 40 total images after that. Please note, the original Mario broke and I purchased a new one. I’ve added the included pieces into some of the photos.