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This valentines day set is great because it has 2 features that are trending with kids right now. First, Mario is definitely in. Second, my kids and many others hang various keycheins on their backpack zippers. My son picked these out and now my daughter is jealous even though she picked out a different set. I'm hoping there's an extra princess keychain we can give her. The mushroom cards are a nice touch, there's a different color for each character and some have different sayings.When these arrived my son instantly fell in love with them. He can't wait to put one on his backpack but we are making him wait until valentines day.These are a great buy, highly recommended!

My daughter wanted super Mario valentines so we tried these. The keychains are nice but a few of the cards make no sense - one is about a fairy and one is about pikachu. She doesn’t want to return them but I would not have shown her these as an option had I known they didn’t make sense. 🥴

I bought this in anticipation of my son's Valentine's part at day care. Overall, the keychains look good, but I have questions about some of the Valentine cards.Pros:* The keychains look really good. Sometimes when you buy unlicensed products, you can immediately tell because of how "off" it looks. Here, the only one that really stands out is Peach because it uses the Paper Peach model, unlike the others.* 24 is a large pack. When you buy Valentine's packs at retail stores, they usually seem to be either 8 or 12, but this is large enough for a full class.Cons:* I'm not sure about some of the phrases on the Valentine cards themselves (see picture). I initially thought it was a bad translation, but I'm now leaning toward them being weird puns. If they wanted to use puns, there are some easy mushroom/Mario puns they could've used (something with "toadally"), but instead these are just nonsensical. One references a fairy, one references a dinosaur (I think, otherwise this is just a translation thing), and the other references Pokemon. The other cards aren't as bad and in my specific case, they're going to 3 and 4 year olds who won't notice, but it still has me puzzled.

My 5 year old is giving these away for valentine's day this year. He loves them. The key chains are rubber and good quality. My son had to get them out and exam all of the characters. He was disappointed there wasn't a Bowser, but all the really important ones are there. Princess Peach, Luigi, Mario, the mushroom, and a couple more, but he is very excited.

Just sat down to make them out for my sons class & the kit was short 6 keychains, now I’m short on my sons class!

These are adorable and makes me want to keep some for myself.

I am so impressed with this 24 pack of valentine cards and keychains that are Mario and friends themed. Young kids today love video games and this is definitely a popular theme. My daughter works as a daycare teacher and these are going to be given out to six year olds. The quality of the keychains is great at the $15.99 price tag, I am shocked! The colors are vibrant, but not neon. The cards are easy to write on. The keychain is a medium hard silicone-like material. We are very excited about these valentines cards, and we will definitely recommend these!

Love all the different characters, and the valentine's cards that they come with are a nice size.