"Per Wario64, the domain name supermariogalaxy.movie was registered by NBCUniversal earlier this month, followed by supermariogalaxy-lefilm.com and supermariogalaxy-lapelicula.com on September 10. They redirect to Universal's homepage and match up with the conventions used for the domains for the original Super Mario Bros. movie. https://t.co/EHknBYD082 (Super Mario Galaxy film) domain also registered by NBC Universal on Sept 3rd. For the first movie, Universal used https://t.co/kT7oaJCDzS for the movie's website (now points to VOD/Disc links since it's been out for years) https://t.co/q0zVL2LsAI pic.twitter.com/2uvjPnIwJQ - Wario64 (@Wario64) September 11, 2025"
"The Super Mario Bros. Movie ended with Bowser defeated and Mario and Luigi returning to their lives in Brooklyn while a post-credits sequent revealed a hatching Yoshi egg somewhere in the sewers. There weren't any other strong leads on where the second movie would take things, but the apparent title suggests at the very least the gang is headed into space. Maybe to try and find a home for Yoshi?"
NBCUniversal registered supermariogalaxy.movie, supermariogalaxy-lefilm.com, and supermariogalaxy-lapelicula.com, all redirecting to Universal's homepage and matching domain conventions used for the original Super Mario Bros. Movie. An earlier photo of Old Spice deodorant labels showed the title The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and renders of Yoshi and Luigi, and the domain activity lends credibility to that leak. The first film ended with a hatching Yoshi egg, providing a narrative hook for a sequel. The apparent title suggests a space-set adventure, possibly adapting elements or themes from the Super Mario Galaxy games and focusing on finding a home for Yoshi.
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