Super Mario Galaxy Movie Domain Registered: What NBCUniversal’s Move Means for the Mario Movie Sequel

Super Mario Galaxy Movie Domain Fuels Speculation on Super Mario Bros.

Movie Sequel NBCUniversal has recently registered the domain 'supermariogalaxy.movie,' a move that has generated significant buzz and speculation within the gaming and film communities regarding the sequel to 2023’s highly successful Super Mario Bros.

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The domain, recorded on September 3rd and last updated September 11th, was first highlighted by noted industry watcher Wario64.

This development comes as anticipation builds for news on the next chapter of Nintendo and Illumination’s box-office hit, which grossed over $1.3 billion worldwide and became one of the highest-grossing animated films of all time. Background and Context The Super Mario Bros.

Movie, a collaborative effort between Nintendo, Illumination, and NBCUniversal, revitalized Mario’s cinematic presence with a blend of nostalgia, vibrant animation, and star-studded voice cast.

Its resounding commercial success led to confirmation of a sequel, currently slated for global release on April 3rd, 2026.

While little information has been officially disclosed regarding the story or title, a post-credits scene in the first film teased the inclusion of Yoshi—a beloved character from the franchise. Domain Registration and What It Implies The registration of 'supermariogalaxy.movie' reignites rumors that the sequel might be titled Super Mario Galaxy, possibly taking inspiration from the critically acclaimed Wii title released in 2007.

Previously, NBCUniversal had listed the project as "Super Mario World" in a roster of upcoming films, but this was quickly removed, adding fuel to the ongoing speculation regarding the sequel’s scope and featured content. Industry analysts note that if the next film were to adopt the Super Mario Galaxy theme, it could mean a more expansive narrative that introduces galaxy-spanning adventures, the debut of new Mario universe characters like Rosalina or Bowser Jr., as well as creative new settings and action sequences reminiscent of the beloved Nintendo Switch and Wii games. No official confirmation of the movie’s title or synopsis has been made by Nintendo or NBCUniversal at this stage.

However, with a major Nintendo Direct presentation scheduled for tomorrow—a significant event coinciding with Mario’s 40th anniversary—fans and industry observers are watching closely for potential announcements or teasers related to both games and the movie franchise. Official Statements and Upcoming News While neither company has commented directly on the domain registration, representatives for Illumination and NBCUniversal have consistently highlighted their support for the Mario brand.

Referring to the upcoming sequel, one source close to the production previously indicated that the team is “aiming to innovate and bring fresh adventures to the big screen, while respecting the legacy that Mario fans celebrate.” In addition, cast member Keegan-Michael Key, who voices Toad, recently hinted at the inclusion of "deep cut" characters for the Mario Movie sequel—potentially aligning with a broader, more ambitious scope suggested by the Super Mario Galaxy domain. Stay tuned as we continue to monitor official outlets and provide timely updates.

With Mario’s 40th anniversary and a high-profile Nintendo Direct on the horizon, confirmed details about the Super Mario Bros.

Movie sequel may soon be revealed—whether it takes us on a galactic adventure or surprises us with another direction.

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