Nintendo fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating the debut of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, set for release on April 1st.
In anticipation of this landmark film, Nintendo has officially unveiled a full set of character posters highlighting major and supporting roles from the Super Mario Galaxy universe.
Developed in partnership with Illumination, the same studio behind past animated blockbusters, this movie marks another high-profile entry in Nintendo’s ongoing strategy to expand its beloved franchises beyond the Nintendo Switch and across media platforms. Over the past week, Nintendo’s Galaxy Movie social media accounts and daily segments on "Nintendo Today!" have introduced a new poster each day, providing fans with an up-close look at the film’s dynamic cast.
For those who may have missed out, here’s a detailed summary of the newly released posters in order of their reveal, along with insights into key design and lore elements certain to resonate with veterans of the franchise. Mario The protagonist’s poster puts Mario front and center executing his iconic Galaxy ‘spin’ move.
Surrounding him are deep-cut foes such as Sledge Bro, offering long-time fans nostalgic callbacks.
The design is bold and energetic, echoing the adventurous spirit Mario brings to each title. Luigi Luigi’s feature poster is shrouded in the familiar atmosphere of trepidation, showing him in the Tostarena setting first seen in the movie’s debut trailer.
The background, filled with skeletons and desert vistas, underscores Luigi’s ongoing journey of overcoming fear—an enduring trait in his character development. Bowser Bowser’s poster takes on an aggressive tone, capturing him wielding two axes with the ominous presence of a Bullet Bill-themed amusement ride and a UFO-inspired backdrop.
The setting nods toward World Bowser from Super Mario 3D World, reinforcing Bowser’s legacy as the series’ formidable antagonist. Peach & Toad Princess Peach shares the limelight with Toad, and their poster is a treasure trove of Super Mario cameos.
Fan-favorites such as the Galaxy Star Bunnies, Pianta from Super Mario Sunshine, a Conkdor, and Whittles from Super Mario Galaxy 2 all make appearances.
Rocket ships launching toward nearby galaxies hint at the adventurous scope awaiting viewers. Rosalina Rosalina’s appearance features her alongside a Baby Luma and, notably, offers the first cinematic view of the Comet Observatory.
This character art strongly appeals to fans familiar with Super Mario Galaxy’s celestial themes and narrative depth. Bowser Jr. The design for Bowser Jr.
includes his own uniquely shaped planet, an armada of battleships, and a magical paintbrush capable of conjuring Piranha Plant ink—details that highlight his notorious inventiveness throughout the Mario games. Yoshi, Baby Mario & Baby Luigi Finally, the poster featuring Yoshi, Baby Mario, and Baby Luigi stands out for its inclusion of a realistic T.
rex model and a lush, waterfall-covered planet, possibly referencing the Cascade Kingdom’s debut from Super Mario Odyssey.
This further cements Nintendo’s attention to interconnected world-building throughout its properties. As excitement builds for the April 1st release, these character posters are now available across official Nintendo and Galaxy Movie channels as well as the eShop, giving fans a vibrant glimpse of what’s in store.
Nintendo and Illumination continue to generate momentum as they bring the Super Mario Galaxy universe from the screens of the Nintendo Switch to movie theaters worldwide.
In anticipation of this landmark film, Nintendo has officially unveiled a full set of character posters highlighting major and supporting roles from the Super Mario Galaxy universe.
Developed in partnership with Illumination, the same studio behind past animated blockbusters, this movie marks another high-profile entry in Nintendo’s ongoing strategy to expand its beloved franchises beyond the Nintendo Switch and across media platforms. Over the past week, Nintendo’s Galaxy Movie social media accounts and daily segments on "Nintendo Today!" have introduced a new poster each day, providing fans with an up-close look at the film’s dynamic cast.
For those who may have missed out, here’s a detailed summary of the newly released posters in order of their reveal, along with insights into key design and lore elements certain to resonate with veterans of the franchise. Mario The protagonist’s poster puts Mario front and center executing his iconic Galaxy ‘spin’ move.
Surrounding him are deep-cut foes such as Sledge Bro, offering long-time fans nostalgic callbacks.
The design is bold and energetic, echoing the adventurous spirit Mario brings to each title. Luigi Luigi’s feature poster is shrouded in the familiar atmosphere of trepidation, showing him in the Tostarena setting first seen in the movie’s debut trailer.
The background, filled with skeletons and desert vistas, underscores Luigi’s ongoing journey of overcoming fear—an enduring trait in his character development. Bowser Bowser’s poster takes on an aggressive tone, capturing him wielding two axes with the ominous presence of a Bullet Bill-themed amusement ride and a UFO-inspired backdrop.
The setting nods toward World Bowser from Super Mario 3D World, reinforcing Bowser’s legacy as the series’ formidable antagonist. Peach & Toad Princess Peach shares the limelight with Toad, and their poster is a treasure trove of Super Mario cameos.
Fan-favorites such as the Galaxy Star Bunnies, Pianta from Super Mario Sunshine, a Conkdor, and Whittles from Super Mario Galaxy 2 all make appearances.
Rocket ships launching toward nearby galaxies hint at the adventurous scope awaiting viewers. Rosalina Rosalina’s appearance features her alongside a Baby Luma and, notably, offers the first cinematic view of the Comet Observatory.
This character art strongly appeals to fans familiar with Super Mario Galaxy’s celestial themes and narrative depth. Bowser Jr. The design for Bowser Jr.
includes his own uniquely shaped planet, an armada of battleships, and a magical paintbrush capable of conjuring Piranha Plant ink—details that highlight his notorious inventiveness throughout the Mario games. Yoshi, Baby Mario & Baby Luigi Finally, the poster featuring Yoshi, Baby Mario, and Baby Luigi stands out for its inclusion of a realistic T.
rex model and a lush, waterfall-covered planet, possibly referencing the Cascade Kingdom’s debut from Super Mario Odyssey.
This further cements Nintendo’s attention to interconnected world-building throughout its properties. As excitement builds for the April 1st release, these character posters are now available across official Nintendo and Galaxy Movie channels as well as the eShop, giving fans a vibrant glimpse of what’s in store.
Nintendo and Illumination continue to generate momentum as they bring the Super Mario Galaxy universe from the screens of the Nintendo Switch to movie theaters worldwide.
