The Super Mario Galaxy Movie may have just arrived in movie theaters, but for those who already know they want to have it in their physical media libraries, preorders are already available for various physical versions.
The incredibly popular sequel is now available to preorder at select retailers as a 4K steelbook (currently sold out), plus a standard 4K, Blu-ray, a two-movie collection with The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Walmart even has an exclusive 4k with a collectible tin egg for fans, which you can learn more about below.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
4K UHD
- See here at Amazon - $29.95
- See here at Walmart - $29.96
- See here at Target - $40.49
Blu-ray
- See here at Amazon - $24.95
- See here at Walmart - $24.96
The standard 4K version is dubbed the Collector's Edition for this release, though I'm not sure why. It doesn't come with all kinds of extra bonus items, like a typical collector's edition does. But it's selling for a reasonable $29.95, which is not bad at all.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Walmart Exclusive Collectible Tin
A fun alternate option worth considering is this Walmart exclusive 4K with a collectible Yoshi egg tin, which you can see below. Similar to the steelbook, it'll set you up with a 4K, Blu-ray, and digital copy of the film, but you'll get the collectible egg tin as a bonus. It looks like it'll hold your discs for you, which certainly makes it a fun alternative to a standard case.
Preorder The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Two-Movie Collection
If you'd prefer to have both The Super Mario Bros. Movie and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie in one package, Target is currently offering a two-movie collection to help you out. This brings you both films on 4K UHD and digital.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie 4K Steelbook - SOLD OUT
The 4K steelbook for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie features a fun cover that pays homage to Rosalina's storybook. It comes with a 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and digital copy of the film as well. As of the time of this writing, bonus features have not been announced.
Again, keep in mind that items like these can sell out fast. So, if you find a version you really want to have in your physical media library, it's better to get a preorder in now for it.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
