The Super Mario Bros. Movies ending, explained The Talks Today

May 2024 · 3 minute read

Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Movie Super Mario Bros (2023).

In the end Movie Super Mario Bros, Mario (Chris Pratt) accidentally brings Bowser (Jack Black) and all his minions to Earth. Desperate to save Princess Peach (Anya Taylor-Joy) and the Mushroom Kingdom from one of Bowser’s powerful Bonzai Bill bombs, Mario redirects the projectile into one of the magical green tubes that connect the universes of the film. Mario doesn’t realize that in doing so he is instantly breaking down the barriers between worlds.

What happens in the last act of Super Mario Bros.?

The final act of Movie Super Mario BrosIt takes place in the same Brooklyn neighborhood where Luigi (Charlie Day) and Mario’s family live. Determined to end Bowser’s quest to forcibly marry Peach and conquer the multiverse, Mario confronts Bowser on the streets of his own home. Unfortunately, even with the help of some of his new friends — namely, Peaches, Toad (Keegan-Michael Key) and Donkey Kong (Seth Rogen) — Mario can’t quite get the upper hand on Bowser.

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But that all changes when Luigi and Mario team up. After being the first to save his brother from Bowser’s deadly fire breath, Luigi and Mario finally make good on their promise Movie Super Mario Brostitle by absorbing the power of Bowser’s coveted Super Star together. Imbued with the star’s power of invulnerability and super strength, Luigi and Mario skillfully defeat Bowser in hand-to-hand combat. After being defeated, Peach forces Bowser to eat a blue mushroom, which shrinks him to miniature size and renders him unable to harm his enemies.

After defeating Bowser, Mario and Luigi move permanently to the Mushroom Kingdom. Final scene Movie Super Mario Bros follows the duo as they make their way, plumbing kit in hand, through the streets and pipes of Princess Peach’s adopted home.

What is the ending of Super Mario Bros.?

During the film’s closing credits, viewers are then treated to two additional scenes. The former returns with Jack Black’s still miniaturized Bowser as he sings another powerful ballad about his overwhelming love for Anya Taylor-Joy’s Peach. Another, meanwhile, takes moviegoers back to New York City’s subway tunnel system just in time to see a green-and-white speckled dinosaur egg from the Mushroom Kingdom begin to hatch.

As a long-time Super Mario Bros. fans will know right away, the latter scene signals the future introduction of Yoshi, one of Nintendo’s most beloved and iconic characters. A member of a dinosaur-like race, Yoshi is one of Mario’s most recognizable sidekicks in video games and his occasional steed. The scene of the film after the closing credits is not the only time Movie Super Mario Bros hints at Yoshi’s future introduction. Earlier in the film, Mario and Peach briefly pass several other Yoshi-like dinosaurs as they make their way through the mushroom forests of the Mushroom Kingdom.

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Movie Super Mario Bros is a fun but flawed film that manages to honor its characters without taking them too seriously. The film’s two exit scenes reflect that duality, while the opening ending sets the stage for potential Movie Super Mario Bros sequel to spend even more time in the Mushroom Kingdom and other fantastic realms connected to it. Of course, whether the said sequel will be filmed or not remains to be seen.

Movie Super Mario Bros now playing in cinemas.

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