Fans looking to stream The Super Mario Galaxy Movie will soon need to switch platforms, as the animated sequel is preparing to leave Peacock. The film is set to arrive on Netflix, giving subscribers another opportunity to watch Mario and his companions’ adventure. The change is scheduled to take place at the end of November.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie to stream on Netflix after leaving Peacock
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is set to leave Peacock on November 29, 2026, before making its way to Netflix the following day. According to What’s on Netflix, the animated film will become available to stream on the platform starting November 30, 2026.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic, expands the world of the 2023 animated feature The Super Mario Bros. Movie with a story set across the galaxy. The sequel made its theatrical debut in the United States on April 1, 2026.
The story begins as Bowser Jr. sets a plan into motion by capturing Rosalina, intending to use her extraordinary abilities to power a large-scale weapon and prove himself to his father. However, news of her disappearance soon reaches the Mushroom Kingdom when one of her Lumas arrives there in search of assistance.
Princess Peach and Toad take responsibility for finding Rosalina, while Mario, Luigi and Yoshi become involved in the events unfolding back home. Their efforts lead to an adventure beyond the Mushroom Kingdom.
Chris Pratt leads the voice cast as Mario, with Anya Taylor-Joy voicing Princess Peach and Charlie Day returning as Luigi. Jack Black reprises his role as Bowser, while Keegan-Michael Key voices Toad and Benny Safdie provides the voice of Bowser Jr.
The film received a mixed response from critics, earning a 42 percent Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 226 reviews. Audience response was considerably more favorable, with the movie holding an 87 percent audience score on the site.
