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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: Is There A Post-Credits Scene?

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie features two post-credits scenes, similar to The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The first mid-credits scene shows Bowser and Bowser Jr. plotting an escape with Lumalee, while the final scene introduces Princess Daisy. The article also touches on the possibility of a third movie and potential future character appearances like Wario.

Retro GamerPositive

Glen Powell was cast as Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie after calling Nintendo and Illumination directly:…

Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri revealed that actor Glen Powell was cast as Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie after directly contacting the studio. Powell expressed his passion for the character and his dream of being in a Star Fox film, coinciding with discussions between Nintendo and Illumination about including Star Fox in the movie.

Nintendo LifeNeutral

Movie Review: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie - A Faithful But Overstuffed Sequel

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is a visually stunning but overstuffed sequel that rushes through its intergalactic adventure. While it features a delightful soundtrack and numerous easter eggs, the film struggles to commit to its plot threads and character development, ultimately serving as a colorful advertisement for Nintendo's games on the Switch.

My Nintendo NewsPositive

Miyamoto reveals how Fox McCloud came to be in Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Shigeru Miyamoto revealed that Chris Meledandri of Illumination proposed including Fox McCloud from Star Fox in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Miyamoto initially faced internal resistance at Nintendo due to their policy of avoiding IP mixing, but ultimately gained support for the idea, noting the space setting made it a natural fit.

Metro UKNeutral

Nintendo boss rules out Super Smash Bros. movie despite Mario Galaxy cameos

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has stated that a Super Smash Bros. movie is not currently planned, despite characters like Fox McCloud and Pikmin appearing in The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Miyamoto explained that such cameos are incidental and not part of a larger strategy for a 'Nintendo Cinematic Universe'. Nintendo is, however, developing a live-action film adaptation of The Legend of Zelda.

Nintendo EverythingVery positive

Glen Powell is a huge Fox McCloud fan, wants a Star Fox movie

Actor Glen Powell expressed his deep passion for the Star Fox franchise to Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri, leading to his casting as Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Meledandri revealed that Powell's enthusiasm was so strong that the team decided to include Star Fox as a surprise in the film. Shigeru Miyamoto also commented on the character's inclusion.

Nintendo LifePositive

Miyamoto Expected "Significant Resistance Internally" To Fox In The Mario Galaxy Movie

Shigeru Miyamoto discussed the inclusion of Star Fox in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, noting that Nintendo typically avoids mixing intellectual properties. Despite initial internal resistance, Miyamoto and Illumination's Chris Meledandri successfully lobbied for the cameo, with actors Glen Powell and Donald Glover also playing roles in the film's development.

GamespotVery positive

The Incredible And Unlikely Story Of How Glen Powell Became Fox In The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Nintendo broke its own rules about mixing intellectual properties to include Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, a decision spearheaded by Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri and approved by Shigeru Miyamoto. Actor Glen Powell had independently pitched himself for a Star Fox movie, unaware of the plans, and was ultimately cast as Fox in the Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Donald Glover also proactively sought a role, leading to his casting as Yoshi.

Retro GamerVery positive

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie ending explained: how many post-credits scenes are there, all the Nintendo cameos, and does it set up a Super Smash Bros. movie?

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's ending resolves the conflict with Bowser Jr. and Rosalina, featuring numerous Nintendo character cameos and setting up potential future installments like a Super Smash Bros. movie. The film includes two post-credits scenes, one featuring Fox McCloud and another introducing Princess Daisy, hinting at further franchise expansion.

Happy GamerVery positive

Nintendo Switch 2 Summer Lineup Sounds Like a Family Gaming Dream

Rumors suggest the Nintendo Switch 2 could have a strong summer 2026 lineup featuring new installments in the 3D Mario, Star Fox, and The Legend of Zelda series. Insider NateTheHate shared these details, indicating a potential focus on family-friendly gaming experiences. While Nintendo remains officially quiet, the prospect of these beloved franchises launching on the new console has generated significant excitement within the community.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Nintendo Doesn’t Have Plans for a Super Smash Bros. Movie For Now

Nintendo and Illumination have no current plans for a Super Smash Bros. movie, despite the inclusion of various character cameos in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Shigeru Miyamoto stated that while characters like Pikmin can appear in any Nintendo game, a full crossover movie is not being considered at this time. The focus remains on individual movie projects rather than a connected cinematic universe.

FZ.seNeutral

Bästa aprilskämten 2026

This article is a collection of April Fools' Day pranks from 2026, inviting readers to share their own discoveries. It also includes various gaming news snippets, such as leaks for The Last of Us season 3, updates on Crimson Desert, and rumors about Switch 2 titles.

Nintendo EverythingNeutral

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie reviews roundup

Reviews for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are being released ahead of its April 1 premiere. The film, a collaboration between Nintendo and Illumination, draws inspiration from the Super Mario Galaxy games, with elements from Super Mario Odyssey and Star Fox also included. Critical reception appears mixed, with scores ranging from IGN's 6/10 to Game Informer's 8.5/10.

Nintendo LifeNeutral

Random: Miyamoto Thought The Star Fox 'Amputation' Theory Was Nuts

Shigeru Miyamoto reacted with bewilderment to a fan theory suggesting the Star Fox team had their legs amputated and replaced with robotic limbs. Kit Ellis, former Nintendo PR manager, shared Miyamoto's surprised reaction upon first hearing the theory, which originated from original Star Fox artwork depicting characters with metallic footwear.

Nintendo LifeNeutral

Nintendo Will Be "Absolutely Furious" About Latest Leaks, Says Former PR Manager

Former Nintendo PR manager Kit Ellis stated that Nintendo would be "absolutely furious" if recent leaks about their 2026/2027 plans are true. The leaks, corroborated by VGC, include a new Star Fox game, a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and a new 3D Mario title. Ellis suggested that such leaks could negatively impact Nintendo's stock price due to the company's reliance on surprise marketing.

Metro UKNegative

Nintendo Switch 2 GameChat to be paywalled as Mario Kart World gets new update

Nintendo is moving its Switch 2 GameChat feature behind a paywall starting April 1, 2026, requiring a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. The company also announced the addition of the Bob-omb Blast mode to Mario Kart World, alongside other balancing changes and bug fixes.

Metro UKNegative

Games Inbox: How expensive will the PS6 be?

Readers discuss the rising cost of gaming hardware, with concerns about the potential price of the PlayStation 6 and the recent price increase of the PS5 Pro. The article also touches on Nintendo's franchise priorities for the Switch 2 and the surprising success of the Fallout TV show.

Retro GamerNeutral

Shigeru Miyamoto knows about Star Fox's infamous amputation theory according to ex-Nintendo PR lead, and his reaction was somewhere between "wait, what" and "are you nuts"

Former Nintendo PR lead Kit Wilson recounts telling Star Fox creator Shigeru Miyamoto about a fan theory that the pilots had their legs amputated. Miyamoto's reaction was one of disbelief, and he later clarified that the character designs focused on making them appear human, not on the biological implications of G-force on pilots without legs. He also humorously noted his greater concern for Fox's tail.

Retro GamerNegative

"Nintendo is absolutely furious" about Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake leaks, former marketing lead assures, who says dealing with leakers will likely become a "major priority"

Former Nintendo PR manager Kit Ellis believes the company is furious about recent massive leaks, including a rumored remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Ellis suggests that addressing these leaks will become a major priority for Nintendo due to potential impacts on share prices.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

A leaker claims Nintendo is set to release Zelda-themed limited edition Switch 2 to tie in with release

A leaker claims Nintendo is planning a limited edition The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time themed Nintendo Switch 2 console. This rumor follows speculation that the classic Nintendo 64 title is being remade for the Switch 2, potentially alongside a new Star Fox game.