LEGO Super Mario Piranha Plant 71426 is $39.89 at Target — and likely discontinued. The 540-piece set, rated for ages 18+, is sold out at LEGO.com with no restock date announced. Target’s 31% discount brings it down from its usual $57.99 price point, the only major retailer currently listing it in stock globally, per IGN’s reporting on October 6. It’s not part of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2026. That deal is exclusive to Target. And it’s not a flash sale: the price was live as of 10:30 a.m. ET that morning, and remains active as of publication. No other retailers are confirmed to be carrying it at this price. Or at all. The set stands 9 inches tall, features articulating jaws, stalk, leaves and head, and includes a functional piggy bank built into the pipe with two golden coins. IGN’s Kevin Wong called it “just about perfect”, vibrant, well-proportioned, and priced right for what it delivers. But the context matters more than the build: this isn’t just another Mario set. It’s one of the last physical releases tied directly to the LEGO Super Mario platform, which LEGO quietly sunsetted earlier this year. No new sets have launched since March. No roadmap has been shared. And now, the Piranha Plant. One of the most expressive, display-ready models in the line, is vanishing from shelves without fanfare. For collectors, it’s a quiet endpoint. For fans still building, it’s a final chance. Target’s stock is limited. No restock is expected.