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Super Mario World revealed as title for Mario movie sequel releasing in April 2026

Super Mario World revealed as title for Mario movie sequel releasing in April 2026

Express Tribune14-05-2025

The sequel to Illumination and Nintendo's blockbuster The Super Mario Bros. Movie is officially titled Super Mario World, according to a press release by NBCUniversal outlining its upcoming film slate. The sequel is scheduled for theatrical release on 3 April 2026.
Following the first film's commercial success, a sequel was confirmed soon after, though details remained limited until now. An end-credit scene in the 2023 film teased Yoshi's arrival, and NBCUniversal's slate confirms his expanded role in the sequel.
As reported by NintendoJam, the title Super Mario World pays homage to the iconic 1990 SNES game, which marked Yoshi's first appearance in the Mario franchise. The title suggests the film may draw heavily from that game, with Yoshi expected to take centre stage.
Super Mario World is being produced by Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri alongside Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, the original creator of Mario. Returning to direct are Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic, with Matthew Fogel once again handling the screenplay.
With the title and release date now confirmed, fans can expect more updates as the film moves toward its 2026 premiere.

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