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Glen Powell landing the role of Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie was no happy accident.

Believe it or not, Powell is a massive Star Fox fan. Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri recently revealed to Forbes that the actor reached out after The Super Mario Bros. Movie and spoke about his passion for the character.

Powell actually wants to be involved with a Star Fox movie. While that has yet to happen, he did end up securing the role of Fox in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto has explained how Fox McCloud made it into The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

Up until a few days ago, no one could have expected that the character would be appearing. Despite the confirmation of other Nintendo cameos, adding Fox in took many by surprise.

Last year, Nintendo (and The Pokemon Company) obtained a patent in the United States which involved summoning a character and letting it fight another. Reaction to the news was negative and many wondered what the impact could be for future games.

A couple of months later, we heard that USPTO Director John A. Squires had ordered a reexamination. We now have an update on the situation following that development. 


While hopes of a Super Smash Bros. movie had never been higher, it’s time to pump the breaks a bit as Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto has indicated that such a project won’t be happening anytime soon.

Miyamoto was recently discussing The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and how it has characters like Pikmin and R.O.B. With some fans discussing the possibility of a “Nintendo Cinematic Universe”, Polygon asked how how much he wants to grow Mario’s world to bring in other characters.

It’s no secret that Pikmin is Shigeru Miyamoto’s baby. Miyamoto was also responsible for the likes of Mario and Zelda, but he’s always had a soft spot for the plant-animal hybrid creatures.

Even when Pikmin wasn’t lighting the sales charts on fire, Miyamoto never gave up on Pikmin. The series has now seen four different titles and is popping up elsewhere. You may have spotted Pikmin at Super Nintendo World, and now the creatures even have a cameo appearance in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

We’re just a few hours away from the debut of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and reviews for the film are now coming in.

This is a follow-up to The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which released in 2023. This time around, Nintendo worked with Illumination to create something based on the Super Mario Galaxy games for Wii. However, don’t expect a 1:1 recreation of those titles. Super Mario Galaxy is the focus at the end of the day, but we’ve seen elements of Super Mario Odyssey and even the inclusion of Fox McCloud from Star Fox.

Another Nintendo game has been used in a social media post from the White House, and this time it’s Animal Crossing’s turn.

National Agriculture Week 2026 recently just took place with National Agriculture Day specifically happening on March 24. The White House felt that Animal Crossing was a good fit to promote this, and decided to feature the franchise in a piece of art (pictured above).

A short clip was also shared online. We’ve included that below.

News has come in about the voice behind Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Glen Powell is leading the character, it’s been revealed.

The announcement about Fox McCloud in the film was shared yesterday, and it came as a surprise to many. Although the movie was previously confirmed to have cameos with Pikmin and R.O.B., Fox’s inclusion as a Star Fox representative is a big deal. It’s still unclear how exactly he’ll fit into the story.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has confirmed the presence of a major Nintendo character, with Fox McCloud set to appear.

News about the character’s role in the film was just shared on social media. A poster of Fox McCloud – the leading character of Star Fox – was posted for fans to see.

Here’s a look at that:

Nintendo Sound Clock Alarmo Super Mario Bros. Wonder

A new game has arrived in Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo with the device now supporting Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

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