The Super Mario Galaxy Movie post-credit scene debuts another iconic Mario character

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The Super Mario Bros. Movie is now playing in theaters. Although critics haven’t loved it, we expect it will be very popular with audiences, especially during the Easter holiday.

Fans got a sneak peek at the end of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and now the sequel is here! Mario and Luigi team up with Princess Peach and Toad, and they’re joined by Yoshi for an exciting journey into outer space. They’ll face off against Bowser—who’s now teamed up with his son, Bowser Jr.—and meet the new character Princess Rosalina.

Wondering if there are extra scenes after the credits of The Super Mario Bros. Movie? We’ve got you covered with a complete guide to everything that happens after the film ends.

How many credits scenes does The Super Mario Galaxy Movie have?

Just looking for a quick heads-up? The Super Mario Bros. Movie has two scenes after the credits that you’ll want to check out.

Like the first film, there are two extra scenes after the credits. One plays after the animated credit sequence, and the other appears once all the credits have finished rolling. Both scenes aren’t just for laughs; they hint at what could happen in future Mario movies.

If you haven’t seen these yet, here’s a quick rundown of what happens. Be warned: major plot details will be revealed!

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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie post-credit scene explained

Okay, so let’s talk about that little scene after the credits in The Super Mario Bros. Movie. It was a cool moment, but honestly, it didn’t really shock me or anything.

The story revisits Lumalee, who is now a prison guard at the facility holding Bowser and Bowser Jr. after the movie’s events. This moment was briefly shown in the final trailer, probably because fans really loved her character in the first film.

In a scene that also hints at a potential future Star Fox movie, we see Fox McCloud being released from prison. He tells a blue Toad that he’s going home now that his warp drive is repaired.

Although another Super Mario movie featuring Fox and his friends is possible, it seems more probable that Fox will star in his own film, particularly now that Glen Powell has been cast in the role.

Okay, so the real setup for the next Super Mario movie happens right after the credits roll. We flash back to the Gateway Galaxy, and I was totally surprised to see Ukiki trying to swipe someone’s stuff! But Princess Daisy shows up and stops him – seriously, what a cool moment! It definitely feels like she’s going to be a big deal in the next film.

Princess Daisy originally appeared in the very first Game Boy game, Super Mario Land, and has since become a frequent character in games like Mario Kart and Mario Party. She doesn’t speak in the post-credit scene of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, so we’ll find out who voices her when she officially appears in a future game.

She previously acted in the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie, playing Princess Daisy. Samantha Mathis portrayed the character in that film. While Deanna Mustard and Giselle Fernandez have voiced Princess Daisy in the video games, it’s unlikely either will return if a third movie is made.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is out now in cinemas.

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2026-04-01 20:19