Does this set include a minifigure or the interactive Mario figure?

No, it contains no minifigures and no interactive figure - all 500 pieces go into the wreck and its underwater scenery.

Do I need a starter course to use this set?

It's built as an expansion, so it's meant to connect onto an existing LEGO® Super Mario starter course rather than stand alone.

What colours make up most of the model?

Light bluish grey and white form the hull, with blue and dark bluish grey adding water and shadow tones - the parts list breaks down the exact quantities.

Super Mario

Dorrie's Sunken Shipwreck Adventure Expansion Set

Dorrie's Sunken Shipwreck Adventure adds an underwater world to LEGO® Super Mario, built around a capsized wreck and the friendly sea serpent Dorrie. The 500-piece set is designed as an add-on for an existing course rather than a standalone build. No minifigures are included, but there's plenty of scenery and action detail packed into the wreck.

Set number: 71432
Year: 2024
Pieces: 500
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Super Mario
Different parts: 231

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 231

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

A wreck on the sea floor

The set centres on a broken-hulled ship resting on the ocean floor, home to Dorrie, the long-necked sea creature familiar from the Mario games. Rather than standing alone, the model is built to connect onto an existing LEGO® Super Mario course, adding a fresh underwater section to whatever layout is already in place. Tilted planks, a cracked hull and scattered cargo pieces work together to suggest a shipwreck that has been resting underwater for years, giving the scene a real sense of place.

500 pieces, 231 of them unique

Out of 500 pieces, 231 are unique shapes, a notably high ratio for a set of this size. Light bluish grey and white form the ship's frame, while blue and dark bluish grey stand in for water, shadow and metal fittings. That range keeps the build varied, since new sections of hull, mast and cargo appear throughout rather than repeating large flat areas, and it also leaves a useful stock of nautical shapes and colours for anyone who likes reusing parts in other projects.

An expansion, not a starter

Like other LEGO® Super Mario expansion sets, this one is not designed to be played on its own; it attaches to and extends an existing course, so a starter course is needed to use it as intended. For collectors who already own one, it brings a theme the range has covered less often – an underwater stretch – into the layout. Anyone considering it as a first purchase should factor that in before buying, since the wreck alone has no course of its own.

Checking the parts before you build

With so many differently shaped elements in one wreck, it's worth checking this page's parts list before starting, since it lists every element by colour and quantity. That makes it easier to spot a missing or swapped piece early, particularly among the angled plates and specialised shapes used for the hull. The same list is handy afterwards too, whether you're hunting for a specific part for a repair or eyeing pieces to reuse in another underwater build.

FAQ

Does this set include a minifigure or the interactive Mario figure?: No, it contains no minifigures and no interactive figure - all 500 pieces go into the wreck and its underwater scenery.
Do I need a starter course to use this set?: It's built as an expansion, so it's meant to connect onto an existing LEGO® Super Mario starter course rather than stand alone.
What colours make up most of the model?: Light bluish grey and white form the hull, with blue and dark bluish grey adding water and shadow tones - the parts list breaks down the exact quantities.