The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Lands On Six Rental Services
The sequel from Illumination has settled into rental-only distribution across every major Japanese service, with no flat-rate option, which keeps each viewing tied to a per-title payment.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime Anime.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, released April 24, 2026, is available to rent on U-NEXT, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, FOD, TELASA, and YouTube. None of the surveyed services offer it as part of a flat-rate subscription. A survey of availability in September 2026 found no listing on DMM TV, Lemino, d Anime Store, Netflix, Disney+, or ABEMA.
The film is the second entry in the series from Illumination, and follows Mario and Luigi as they meet Yoshi and head into space to stop Bowser Jr.'s plans. Both subtitled and dubbed versions are listed for the rental services.
U-NEXT, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, FOD, TELASA, and YouTube all carry it as a rental. Hulu lists it at 440 yen, FOD at 400 coins, and TELASA at 550 yen for two days; YouTube charges per title. U-NEXT gives new members 500 yen in points, which can cover a rental that starts at 399 yen.
- U-NEXT: rental from 399 yen, 500 points on signup
- Amazon Prime Video: rental
- Hulu: rental at 440 yen
- FOD: rental at 400 coins
- TELASA: rental at 550 yen for two days
- YouTube: rental, pay per title
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.