Today, I’ll be showing you the complete Super Mario 35th Anniversary Animal Crossing: New Horizons Item list along with how to obtain them with pictures and prices for each item.
In total, 33 Super Mario Bros. themed items have been added to Animal Crossing: New Horizons for Nintendo Switch. These items include Mario themed furniture that can be placed around the island or inside homes, Mario themed outfits, and more.
Let’s jump right in and take a look at all items added to the game.
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What are Super Mario Animal Crossing: New Horizon items?
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The Super Mario themed Animal Crossing: New Horizons items are in-game items for the mega popular, relaxing Nintendo Switch game Animal Crossing: New Horizons based around Super Mario characters, items, and themes.
The Super Mario Animal Crossing: New Horizons update was made available on March 1st, 2021 and is free to download for all players.
What can you do with the Super Mario Animal Crossing: New Horizons items?
You can use Super Mario themed items like you do any item in the game.
Items include wallpaper to place on walls inside your home, clothing to wear, and decorative items to place inside your house or anywhere on your island.
It’s up to you on how to use these fun Super Mario themed items!
How to get Super Mario Animal Crossing: New Horizons items
Getting the Super Mario Animal Crossing: New Horizons items is easy! Skip to STEP 3 if you already have your system and game updated.
ATTENTION: You’ll need access to the internet to download the update.
STEP 1 – Update You Nintendo Switch
Make sure you update your Nintendo Switch.
If you need help updating your Nintendo Switch, check out this detailed picture guide I created to help you through the process as painless as possible.
STEP 2 – Update Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Update your Animal Crossing game. First, make sure it and all other software is closed.
- Navigate to the Nintendo Switch HOME Menu
- highlight Animal Crossing: New Horizons icon
- press the + buton to open the game’s Options menu
- scroll down to Software Update
- select “Via the Internet” update option and press A
After the update has been downloaded and installed, you can start the game.
BONUS: Check Your Mail For A Free Item
Once Animal Crossing: New Horizons is updated, you will receive a free gift attached to a letter from Nintendo.
Check your mail box for this special gift.
STEP 3 – Open Your Nook Shopping App/Access Nook Stop Terminal in Resident Services
Open your Nook Phone by pressing the ZL button and access the Nook Shopping app (if you have access to it).
Otherwise, head to Resident Services and access the Nook Stop terminal.
Press the A button at the machine to interact with it, select Nook Shopping, then press A again.
STEP 4 – Access Special Goods
Select Special Goods with the A button.
STEP 5 – Access Promotion Items
Press the R button to highlight the Promotion tab at the top of the screen.
STEP 6 – Access Super Mario Themed Items
You should now see the entire list of Super Mario Animal Crossing items.
Complete Super Mario Animal Crossing: New Horizons List Picture Guide
The Super Mario Animal Crossing: New Horizons update added 30+ Super Mario Bros. themed items to use on your islands, in your house, and even to wear. These items should not be missed, are free to download, and simply require in-game currency to purchase.
1-Up Mushroom
Cost 2000 Bells.
Block
Cost 1000 Bells.
Coin
Cost 350 Bells.
Fire Flower
Cost 1500 Bells.
Floating Block
Cost 1000 Bells.
Goal Pole
Cost 3500 Bells.
Large Mushroom Platform
Cost 3000 Bells.
Pipe
Cost 5000 Bells.
Shell
Cost 700 Bells.
Small Mushroom Platform
Cost 1000 Bells.
Super Mushroom
Cost 1350 Bells.
Super Star
Cost 2000 Bells.
Thwomp
Cost 3000 Bells.
? Block
Cost 1350 Bells.
Luigi Hat
Cost 1500 Bells.
Mario Hat
Cost 1500 Bells.
Princess Peach Crown
Cost 12000 Bells.
Wario Hat
Cost 1500 Bells.
Luigi ‘Stach
Cost 1200 Bells.
Mario ‘Stache
Cost 1200 Bells.
Wario ‘Stache
Cost 1200 Bells.
Luigi Outfit
Cost 2400 Bells.
Mario Outfit
Cost 2400 Bells.
Princess Peach Dress
Cost 6000 Bells.
Wario Outfit
Cost 2400 Bells.
Luigi Shoes
Cost 1400 Bells.
Mario Shoes
Cost 1400 Bells.
Princess Peach Shoes
Cost 2400 Bells.
Wario Shoes
Cost 1400 Bells.
Mushroom Mural
Cost 3000 Bells.
Block Flooring
Cost 3000 Bells.
Lakitu’s Cloud Rug
Cost 1500 Bells.
Yoshi’s Egg Rug
Cost 1500 Bells.
Complete List of Super Mario Animal Crossing Items
Here is a complete list of Super Mario items added to Animal Crossing: New Horizons with their prices if you prefer text instead of pictures:
- 1-Up Mushroom (2000 Bells)
- Block (1000 Bells)
- Coin (350 Bells)
- Fire Flower (1500 Bells)
- Floating Block (1000 Bells)
- Goal Pole (3500 Bells)
- Large Mushroom Platform (3000 Bells)
- Pipe (5000 Bells)
- Shell (700 Bells)
- Small Mushroom Platform (3000 Bells)
- Super Mushroom (1350 Bells)
- Super Star (2000 Bells)
- Thwomp (3000 Bells)
- ? Block (1350 Bells)
- Luigi Hat (1500 Bells)
- Mario Hat (1500 Bells)
- Princess Peach Crown (12000 Bells)
- Wario Hat (1500 Bells)
- Luigi ‘Stach (1200 Bells)
- Mario ‘Stache (1200 Bells)
- Wario ‘Stache (1200 Bells)
- Luigi Outfit (2400 Bells)
- Mario Outfit (2400 Bells)
- Princess Peach Dress (6000 Bells)
- Wario Outfit (2400 Bells)
- Luigi Shoes (1400 Bells)
- Mario Shoes (1400 Bells)
- Princess Peach Shoes (2400 Bells)
- Wario Shoes (1400 Bells)
- Mushroom Mural (3000 Bells)
- Block Flooring (3000 Bells)
- Lakitu’s Cloud Rug (1500 Bells)
- Yoshi’s Egg Rug (1500 Bells)
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