About the Character and Relevance
Nintendo, a leading video game company, has announced the release of a collectible talking flower inspired by the iconic Power Flower from Super Mario Bros. Wonder. This charming character aims to bring a touch of the beloved video game series into fans’ daily lives.
Features and Functionality
The talking flower, directly inspired by the Power Flower from Super Mario Bros. Wonder, can speak on its own or be activated via a button. By pressing the button multiple times, users can unlock special phrases. Additionally, it allows for setting up morning greetings or bedtime messages, infusing humor reminiscent of the video game into everyday routines.
How it Works
- The talking flower emits phrases according to the time of day, detects ambient temperature, alerts low battery, and tells the time.
- Pressing and holding the button activates a “What a wonder!” response along with background music, replicating the gaming experience in physical form.
- The device supports 11 languages: Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.
- It does not respond to voice commands or interact with digital assistants.
Pricing and Availability in Mexico
The talking flower from Super Mario Bros. Wonder will be available starting March 11, 2026. Its official price is 29.99 euros (including VAT), which equates to approximately 620-630 Mexican pesos, depending on the exchange rate at the time of purchase.
Size and Materials
Besides its interactive function, the flower stands out for its compact design. Here are its specifications:
- Packed size: 15 x 13 x 11.5 cm
- Figure size: approximately 13.5 x 10.2 cm
- Materials: PVC, ABS resin, and POM
Key Questions and Answers
- What is the release date? March 11, 2026
- What is the official price? 29.99 euros (including VAT)
- What languages does it support? 11 languages: Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean
- Does it respond to voice commands or interact with digital assistants? No, it does not.
