The Super Mario Galaxy movie has two post-credits scenes

Warning: Potential spoilers for the Super Mario Galaxy movie aheadWe are literally days away from the release of the Super Mario Galaxy movie. Still, that hasn't stopped the hype train from accelerating. Because just days after it was revealed that Fox McCloud of Star Fox fame would be making his grand return to the big screen and none other than Glenn Powell would be voicing him, it's now being said that Super Mario Galaxy has not one but two post-credits scenes.

In other words, you'll want to stay in your seat long after the credits roll on the Super Mario Bros. movie sequel.

Star Fox in the Super Mario Galaxy movie.

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The information comes via movie superfan Matt Ramos, who took to social media to share that the Super Mario Galaxy movie is following the cues set by other major movie events with multiple post-credits teasers.

Of course, what's in those post-credits scenes remains to be seen. After all, we're only four days away from April 1st, meaning it won't be long before we find out what the future holds for the Nintendo Cinematic Universe.

That said, now that we know there are two post-credits scenes, if spoilers are a major fear, you'll want to stay off the internet or be mute about every word in the Nintendo world.

The post-credits scene is going to be a Super Smash Bros. invitation, right?

As exciting as the prospect of two post-credits scenes is, it's not like the Super Mario Bros. movie has shied away from them so far. In fact, the post-credits scene in the first movie was about as big as Yoshi's teases get.

So what can we expect in the sequel? Well, after Fox McCloud's revelation, all bets are off at this point. Wario's reveal is the main theory, but with Fox playing a role in the movie, there's a lot of hope for some sort of Super Smash Bros. tease.

There are reportedly two post-credits scenes, after which both seem appropriate. Of course, it goes without saying that one or both of those teasers may not eventually turn out to be some burgers, as other movies have had jokes as post-credits.