First Trailer For The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Drops With Major Nintendo Easter Eggs
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Nintendo's first trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie reveals cosmic settings, voice cast additions including Brie Larson as Rosalina, and a wealth of deep cuts spanning the franchise's history.
Nintendo has finally dropped the debut trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, giving us our first real look at the cosmic follow-up to their massive cinematic hit. Revealed during a dedicated Direct stream, the footage confirms the arrival of key franchise figures like Rosalina, voiced by Brie Larson, and Bowser Jr., voiced by Benny Safdie. Naturally, the internet is already tearing the trailer apart for deep cuts and references spanning decades of Mario history, blending the interstellar themes of Galaxy with nods to Odyssey, Sunshine, and Wonder.
The trailer opens on a shrunken Bowser working on paintings in his castle, offering subtle nods to everything from Yoshi's Island flowers to his classic Koopa Clown Car before setting up the cosmic inciting incident. From there, Peach and Toad activate a classic star portal to shoot into space, navigating spherical water worlds populated by Bloopers. We also see Mario and Luigi trading plumber duties for motorbikes in a desert setting, leaping toward the inverted pyramid pulled straight from Super Mario Odyssey, and Peach taking on Ninjis in a neon-lit arena that nods to both Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Super Mario Sunshine.
Bowser Jr. emerges as a primary antagonist for this outing, sporting a sleek futuristic redesign complete with metallic armor, a robotic voice, and a paintbrush that transforms into a chained morning star. The final stinger delivers our first look at Rosalina, who slips out of Peach's castle before facing off against the towering robotic boss Megaleg from the original Wii titles, all backed by a subtle orchestral nod to the iconic series soundtrack. As Nintendo gears up for the film's eventual release, community excitement is running high across social feeds and creator channels.
Original reporting by Ed Nightingale on Eurogamer
Tags: Nintendo, Super Mario, Film, Gaming News, Easter Eggs
Original article: Eurogamer