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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: 3 New Cast Members Announced On Mario Day

Today’s movie-focused Nintendo Direct has delivered the final trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie while revealing new members of its cast. Other new cast additions are Luis Guzmán as King Wart, Issa Rae as Honey Hive Galaxy's Honey Queen, and Donald Glover (aka Childish Gambino) as Yoshi, as Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri announced. The main voice cast members of the film opened the Direct, wishing viewers a happy "Mario Day" (observed on March 10). The trailer opened with a sequence overtly inspired by the Mario Galaxy games, with Peach's castle being lifted into space by Bowser Jr. Seen in the trailer was Wart, the Super Mario Bros. 2 villain. The voice behind Mario's dinosaur sidekick was the biggest question mark up until now, and it's doubtful many had the Atlanta and Community star at the top of their list of guesses. Yoshi has demonstrated the ability to speak in video games, but as with other Mario characters, it's never been a fully voiced role. It'll certainly be a trip to hear the voice behind "Redbone" and "This is America" coming out of Yoshi. Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto also appeared at the end of the Direct, thanking fans and saying that the upcoming movie is the "centerpiece" of the franchise's 40th anniversary. Miyamoto also mentioned that numerous "nostalgic characters" show up in the film and challenged viewers to spot them when watching the full film. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie arrives in theaters on April 1 (instead of April 3), featuring Chris Pratt returning to voice Mario, and Brie Larson joining as Rosalina. The film has big shoes to fill, as 2023's The Super Mario Bros. Movie earned $1.36 billion globally and was the year's No. 2 film, only behind Barbie. The film also features Anya Taylor-Joy as Peach, Jack Black as Bowser, Charlie Day as Luigi, Benny Safdie as Bowser Jr., and Keegan-Michael Key as Toad. Do you think Wario, Waluigi & Daisy will show up in this movie? Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic returned from the first movie to direct The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The Super Mario Bros. Movie writer Matthew Fogel wrote the new one as well. Brian Tyler returns to compose the score. The movie will be distributed by Universal Pictures worldwide.