I know many of you are probably eyeing some of the awesome Super Mario goodies I mentioned, asking 'where can I buy this suit' – or perhaps any of the cool merch from the movie tie-ins! It's true, finding specific Nintendo collectibles can sometimes feel like a treasure hunt worthy of Mario himself. While I lucked out with some freebies at the Target demo, I've got plenty of tips for where you can score your own Super Mario gear, whether it's character apparel, collectible figures, or even those fun movie exclusives. First off, for anything related to the Super Mario Bros. Movie, your first stop should always be movie theater chains and their official websites. They often have exclusive items like the popcorn buckets I mentioned, special edition cups, or even character-themed apparel that you won't find anywhere else. Also, keep an eye on official studio merchandise sites. They'll usually have a dedicated section for movie tie-ins. When it comes to general Nintendo and Super Mario merchandise, the official Nintendo Store (both online and in select physical locations) is a goldmine. You can find everything from games for your Nintendo Switch to exclusive apparel featuring Mario, Yoshi, and even lesser-known characters. They also stock a great range of collectibles, sometimes including items like the "Bowser Castle Playbet Set" or unique "Mystery Item Box" collectibles. Don't forget to check the Nintendo eShop for digital goodies and game bundles! Big box retailers like Target (where I found my demo!), Walmart, and Best Buy are fantastic for a wide variety of Super Mario merchandise. They often have dedicated gaming or toy sections featuring action figures, plushies, apparel, and themed candies like "Star Candy" or "Bullet Bill Sours." These stores frequently run promotions, so always check their weekly ads or loyalty programs for deals. Sometimes, you might even find store-exclusive items or limited-edition releases, so it's always worth a browse. For more specific or harder-to-find collectibles, specialty toy and game stores, as well as comic book shops, are your best bet. These places often cater to collectors and might stock imported items, rare figures, or high-quality replicas. Online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, and Mercari are also invaluable, especially if you're looking for an item that’s no longer in production or a specific character like a classic "Yoshi" figure. Just be mindful of pricing and seller reviews when buying from third-party sellers. Finally, don't underestimate the power of second-hand markets! Flea markets, consignment shops, and online collector communities on social media can be surprisingly good for finding vintage Nintendo items or even modern collectibles at a lower price. It takes a bit more digging, but the thrill of finding a hidden gem is part of the fun! To stay updated on future demos or merchandise drops like the one I found, make sure to follow Nintendo and your favorite retailers on social media and sign up for their newsletters. Happy hunting for your perfect Super Mario 'suit' of gear!