Super Mario sets the tone
Super Mario gives Nintendo merch a clear direction, and its colorful visual style moves easily from screen to physical products. Characters, power-ups and blocks keep their identity on plushies, mugs, lamps, clothes and posters.
Super Mario takes you straight to the Mushroom Kingdom when you want to explore Mario, Luigi and the rest of the game world. Super Mario sits alongside Zelda, Animal Crossing and smaller Nintendo worlds that take the aesthetic in different directions.
Zelda brings Hyrule to your wall and shelf
Zelda has a more adventurous style than Super Mario. Symbols, Link and Hyrule get plenty of space on posters, mugs and smaller accessories. The darker, more detailed graphics make Zelda products quite different from the rest of the Nintendo family.
The contrast between Mario and Zelda shows just how different Nintendo can look. The same family name holds both colorful characters and more atmospheric fantasy.
Animal Crossing slows things down
Animal Crossing takes a softer approach, with plushies and designs inspired by island life. Kirby shows up as a plushie, with that simple, round shape.
You don’t have to pick just one Nintendo series for the whole room. A Mario lamp and a Zelda poster can share a shelf, while an Animal Crossing plushie gives the sofa a more relaxed feel.
Plushies and figures bring Nintendo into the real world
Game characters with distinctive silhouettes and colors keep their character as plushies, whether they’re destined for a shelf or a larger collection. Under plushies and stuffed toys, Nintendo sits alongside Pokémon, movie characters and other universes.
Puzzles, toys and other collectibles offer more ways to spend time with the characters beyond the console. Some are activities, some are decor, and some are simply about having your favorite character in physical form.
Mugs, lamps and clothes from the same game family
Nintendo designs work on things you use every day, too. Mugs bring them into the kitchen and onto your desk. Lamps turn shells, characters and symbols into room decor. T-shirts, sweatshirts, pajamas and headwear move the gaming reference into your wardrobe.
To compare Nintendo lighting with lamps from other games and movies, head to lamps. Clothes from several universes are collected under clothing.
Posters and desk accessories round out the room
Posters give Nintendo’s worlds plenty of space, from character group shots and game art to more graphic logos. Stationery, notebooks and other small products bring the same interest to your desk and bag.
The whole Nintendo family lives under gaming, where you’ll also find Minecraft, Fortnite, PlayStation and other game worlds beyond Nintendo.