How Many Post-Credits Scenes Does The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Have?

Luigi, Mario and Yoshi in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

Three years after The Super Mario Bros. Movie became one of the biggest animated movies of all time, Mario and Luigi are back. Universal Pictures and Illumination have unleashed an even bigger sequel based on Nintendo’s most beloved characters. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is upon us. As the title implies, it opens up the universe in a big way. But does it tee up more for the future?

Mario has been a huge video game franchise for a long time but now it’s a big movie franchise. That means Nintendo and Universal probably want to set the stage for more. As a result, fans are probably curious if this sequel has any post-credits scenes attached. Without going into any spoilers, we’re going to answer that question in simple terms.

Yes, The Super Mario Galaxy movie has not one but two different credits scenes to be aware of. The first one happens pretty quickly and might even be a little jarry. The second one, however, requires a bit more patience as it takes place at the very end of the credits. Again, we’re not spoiling anything but let’s just say that Nintendo fans will want to stick around.

Universal has been hush-hush about the plot details for the sequel. Some information suggested that the sequel had some secret characters in store, but the studio didn’t want any of that spoiled ahead of the release. In short, it’s been clear for a while that this movie is going to be full of surprises.

Here is the synopsis for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

“The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is an animated film based on the world of Super Mario Bros., and follows The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which was released in 2023 and earned more than $1.3 billion worldwide. Both the 2023 film and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are produced by Chris Meledandri of Illumination and Shigeru Miyamoto of Nintendo.”

Michael Jelenic and Aaron Horvath directed the sequel. Returning cast members include Mario (Chris Pratt), Princess Peach (Anya Taylor-Joy), Luigi (Charlie Day), Bowser (Jack Black), Toad (Keegan-Michael Key) and Kamek (Kevin Michael Richardson). Captain Marvel star Brie Larson joins the cast as Princess Rosalina, with Oppenheimer star Benny Safdie as Bowser Jr. Donald Glover of Solo: A Star Wars Story fame is voicnig Yoshi. It was also recently confirmed that Twisters star Glen Powell is voicing Fox McCloud, of Star Fox fame.

Meanwhile, Nintendo is diving even deeper into the cinematic realm. Aside from this, they have a Legend of Zelda movie in production for a 2027 release. The difference, in that case, is that it’s going to be a live-action affair as opposed to an animated one. Nintendo is doubling down on Hollywood. This is just the start.