The 'Super Mario Bros. Movie' has 2 end-credit scenes. Here's what they likely mean for a sequel.

• Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."
• The animated film has two extra scenes after the film ends.

If you head out to see "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" in theaters this weekend, don't leave as soon as the film ends. The movie has two additional scenes you probably won't want to miss.

The first scene is a lighter moment, primarily for laughs featuring Jack Black's baddie, Bowser. The second scene, following the credits, teases a Nintendo character you may have expected to see in the film.

In case you left theaters early and missed either scene, we have you covered.

The first end-credits scene

What happens: We see Bowser singing, again

The scene starts with a close-up on Bowser singing a reprisal of his love song about Princess Peach from earlier at a piano.

"At the end of the line, I'll make you mine, Peaches. I love you," Bowser croons.

We realize Bowser is still shrunken down to a miniature size. He's living out his days in a cage inside Princess Peach's castle.

Toad enters the scene saying, "Lights out, little guy."

In protest, Bowser cries out, "Hey, Do you know who I am?"

The scene ends.

What it likely means: This is a light scene, but could be teasing Bowser's return in a sequel

The scene revisits the film's best moment where fans learn Bowser not only has a musical background, but is also a skilled piano player. Bowser reprises his Peach ballad in a fun, light post-credits sequence.

While it doesn't amount to anything other than a laugh, it helps to know that Bowser's currently locked up at Peach's in case someone tries to bust him out in a sequel.

What happens: Yoshi is teased

The scene returns to the Brooklyn, New York City sewer where Mario and Luigi were sucked into a Mushroom Kingdom warp pipe.

The scene homes in on a green and white egg hatching.

The egg cracks open and we hear "Yoshi" before the screen cuts to black.

What it likely means: We can expect to see Yoshi with Mario in a potential sequel

While a group of tiny dinos are seen roaming briefly in "The Super Mario Bros." movie, the most famous of them all, Yoshi, was noticeably missing.

In an interview with CBR.com, Chris Pratt, who voices Mario, hinted that Yoshi would be at the center of any potential sequel.

"Listen, there's like, at the end of the film, there's a post-credit sequence that gives you a taste of what the sequel could be about. And that gets me very, very excited," Pratt said.

What may that sequel involve? Since Yoshi winds up in the Big Apple, Mario and Luigi may need to help the little green guy get back home to his clan in the Mushroom Kingdom.