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"With a BrickScore of 68.4, the Para-Biddybud Series 4 character pack is a likable but uneven blind-bag collection — charming for Super Mario fans and collectors, but the luck-of-the-draw format and a few weak characters keep it from being a must-buy for everyone."
The LEGO Super Mario Series 4 character packs, including Para-Biddybud, earn a solid middle-of-the-road reception. Reviewers broadly appreciate the charm, variety, and game integration these blind-bag figures bring to the Super Mario theme, with standouts like Mechakoopa and Baby Penguin drawing particular praise. However, some characters — notably Stingby, Ant Trooper, and Scaredy Rat — feel underwhelming in design or gameplay value, and the blind-bag format frustrates buyers who end up with duplicates or unwanted characters. The price point is considered fair by most, though a minority feel the packs are slightly overpriced for the piece count involved.
Where they split: Most reviewers rated their experience highly, but there is a clear split on value: several LEGO.com reviewers gave full marks across the board, while Tiago Catarino found the packs "pricey for what they are" and one LEGO.com reviewer called this "the worst of the character packs" due to disappointing app codes for the characters received. The expert reviewers land in the middle, reflecting a more measured consensus.
"It's hard not to enjoy the simple charm of the LEGO Super Mario characters, with the buildable figures fitting in nicely with the blocky nature of Mario and Luigi."
Brick Fanatics
"Or at least what I believe to be a full box because the box LEGO sent me only had 18 packs though I always thought these had 20 in them!"
Tiago Catarino"It's hard not to enjoy the simple charm of the LEGO Super Mario characters, with the buildable figures fitting in nicely with the blocky nature of Mario and Luigi."
"Or at least what I believe to be a full box because the box LEGO sent me only had 18 packs though I always thought these had 20 in them!"
Amazon4.6
LEGO.com4.5
