Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope: Spark is officially available on Nintendo Switch, which means it’s time to celebrate the plumber’s latest adventure! There’s no better way to do that than by adorning your personal belongings with some cute accents themed to the game — and My Nintendo is here…

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Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope: Spark is officially available on Nintendo Switch, which means it’s time to celebrate the plumber’s latest adventure! There’s no better way to do that than by adorning your personal belongings with some cute accents themed to the game — and My Nintendo is here to help: the service (US and Canada) is offering up a cute Spark companion keychain for you to do just that, too. And for just a mere 400 Platinum Points!

You absolutely cannot deny that adorable face, can you?! Just look at it, the hopeful, yet somehow mischievous stare… Aww. Make sure to snatch it up, as it’s only available while supplies last.

Once again, it’s pretty great seeing a physical reward added to My Nintendo’s lineup. (You were hoping for another wallpaper, weren’t you?) If any other goods happen become available, you can be sure we’ll report on it here — so check back soon!

In the meantime, you can join Mario in his latest adventure in Sparks of Hope. We highly recommend the pickup, and you can find out why in our full review!

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