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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is in its home video release phase, with download sales starting August 19, rental from September 16, and physical editions on October 16, following a theatrical run that opened April 24 and recorded 7.9 billion yen domestically and over 1 billion dollars worldwide.
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Aug 21
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the sequel to the 2023 The Super Mario Bros. Movie, following Mario and Luigi on a mission to save the universe. It opened in Japanese theaters on April 24, and by the time of the home video announcement, domestic box office revenue stood at 7.9 billion yen, with worldwide revenue exceeding 1 billion dollars. The film's theatrical run continued into July, as it re-entered the Japanese top 10 at #9 in the weekend of July 20.
Universal Pictures and Happinet Media Marketing set the home video schedule. Early download sales begin August 19, rental distribution starts September 16, and 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD editions arrive October 16. The 4K UHD plus Blu-ray set is priced at 7,590 yen, the Blu-ray plus DVD set at 5,390 yen, and steelbook versions at 8,690 yen and 6,490 yen, all including tax. The sets include over 60 minutes of bonus footage, including making-of material and cast and staff highlights.
The film also extended into fashion retail. Select shop BEAMS released an eight-item apparel collaboration on August 1, featuring Mario-inspired motifs and characters including Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Bowser. The film was a nominee at the Golden Trailer Awards, where it lost in its category. North American home video releases for the week of June 14-20 included the film among several anime titles.
Key facts
- Home video release dates
- Early download sales August 19, rental September 16, 4K UHD/Blu-ray/DVD October 16 ↗
- Domestic box office
- 7.9 billion yen in Japan ↗
- Worldwide box office
- Over 1 billion dollars ↗
- Theatrical opening
- Opened April 24 ↗
- Sequel status
- Sequel to the 2023 The Super Mario Bros. Movie ↗
- Japanese voice cast
- Mamoru Miyano as Mario, Tasuku Hatanaka as Luigi, Arisa Shida as Peach ↗
- BEAMS collaboration
- Eight-item apparel line released August 1 ↗
- Golden Trailer Awards nomination
- Nominated, lost in category ↗
Timeline
- Aug 17, 2026 The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Home Video Release Dates Set
- Aug 3, 2026 BEAMS and Super Mario Galaxy Movie Launch 8-Item Apparel Line
- Jul 20, 2026 Live-Action The Samurai and the Prisoner Drops to #5, SHIBOYUGI Debuts at #11 in Japan
- Jun 18, 2026 North American Anime, Manga Releases, June 14-20
- Jun 2, 2026 Silent Hill F, Kpop Demon Hunters, Exit 8 Win Golden Trailer Awards
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Facts
- Release
- movie · currently screening in theaters · 2026-08-03
- Release
- movie · 2026-07-20 · Japan · 2026-07-20
- Release
- movie · June 14-20, 2026 · North America · 2026-06-18
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Aug 17
Universal Pictures and Happinet Media Marketing have set the home video release schedule for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Early download sales begin August 19, rental distribution starts September 16, and 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD editions arrive October 16. The 4K UHD plus Blu-ray set is priced at 7,590 yen, while the Blu-ray plus DVD set costs 5,390 yen. Steelbook editions of both sets are also available, at 8,690 yen and 6,490 yen respectively. All prices include tax. The download and physical editions include over 60 minutes of bonus footage, such as making-of material and world introductions, plus highlight segments featuring the cast and staff. The download version's content varies by sales site. The film is the sequel to the 2023 The Super Mario Bros. Movie, with Mario and Luigi embarking on a mission to save the universe. The Japanese voice cast includes Mamoru Miyano as Mario, Tasuku Hatanaka as Luigi, and Arisa Shida as Peach. The theatrical release, which opened April 24, has recorded domestic box office revenue of 7.9 billion yen and worldwide revenue over 1 billion dollars.
Aug 3
Select shop BEAMS will release a collaboration collection with the animated film The Super Mario Galaxy Movie on August 1, 2026. The eight-item lineup spans open-collar shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts, long-sleeve T-shirts, a cap, and a tote bag, with prices ranging from 7,700 yen to 13,200 yen including tax. The collection applies Mario-inspired motifs such as coins, Fire Flowers, Super Mushrooms, and Question Blocks in all-over prints, and features characters including Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Bowser in graphic designs. A signature detail is the BEAMS logo, recolored in what the sources describe as crazy colors to evoke the Mario world, a design exclusive to this collection. The Bowser T-shirt and sweatshirt use a sun-fade treatment meant to mimic vintage wear, with printed cracks that suggest age. The items will be sold at BEAMS label stores, excluding some locations, and through the official BEAMS online shop. The film is the sequel to The Super Mario Bros. Movie, produced by Illumination's Chris Meledandri and Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, and is currently screening in theaters.
Jul 20
The live-action adaptation of Honobu Yonezawa's novel The Samurai and the Prisoner fell from #4 to #5 in its fourth weekend, earning 56,289,900 yen. The 37th Anpanman film dropped to #6, while the 4K restoration of Kiki's Delivery Service rose to #7. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie re-entered the top 10 at #9. SHIBOYUGI: Cloudy Beach debuted at #11.
Jun 18
Anime News Network published its weekly roundup of North American anime and manga releases for June 14-20. The list includes home video releases for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can't Sing, and Berserk: The Golden Age Arc - Memorial Edition, alongside dozens of new manga volumes from Viz Media, Seven Seas, and other publishers.
Jun 2
The Golden Trailer Awards, honoring the year's best film marketing, announced winners on May 28. Konami's Silent Hill f won Best Video Game Trailer. Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters won Best Animation/Family Poster. The live-action film of the horror game Exit 8 won Best Foreign Horror. Several anime and game-related nominees, including Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, lost in their categories.