# Super Junior videography

South Korean boyband Super Junior had appeared in 83 music videos, most of which were in starring roles. Some of their music video has received recognition from critics and awarding bodies. The music video for "U", released in 2006, won the Popular Music Video Award at the 2006 edition of Golden Disc Awards. In 2009, they released the music video for "Sorry, Sorry" in support of their third album, Sorry, Sorry. The music video which features the song's dance routine was an instant hit in South Korea and skyrocketed their popularity in Asia. In 2020, it was listed as one of Globe Telecom's Iconic K-Pop Music Video. "Mr. Simple" music video, released in 2011 to support the album of the same name, won the 2011 Mashable Awards in the Viral Video of the Year category, won the 2012 Myx Music Awards's Favourite K-Pop Video, and was the recipient of the YouTube K-Pop Awards in the Most Viewed Video of The Year category. "Sexy, Free & Single" won three accolades; the 2013 Myx Music Awards's Favourite K-Pop Video, the Singapore's e-Awards in the Most Popular Music Video in K-pop category, and Favorite Asian Music Video in You2Play Awards. In 2018, music video for "Black Suit" won the International Video of the Year, also in the Myx Music Awards.
They had released eighteen video albums, and featured in further nine video albums as guest artist. Super Junior World Tour Super Show 4 Live in Japan was their best selling release in Japan, reaching number one in both Oricon DVD and Blu-Ray charts, selling more than 50,000 copies altogether in 2012.

## Music videos
### 2000s

List of music videos released between the year 2000 until 2009 :
| Title | Year | Other performer(s) credited | Director(s) and studio(s) | Description |
| "Twins (Knock Out)" | 2005 | None | Chun Hyuk-jin | The music video shows Super Junior dances to the song in multiple rooms. It ends with the band members walking side by side to the camera while the building behind them is engulfed in fire. |
| "Show Me Your Love" | 2005 | TVXQ | Chun Hyuk-jin | When Super Junior was feeling tired after a winter photoshoot with TVXQ, TVXQ brings up their spirit by singing the song, saying that TVXQ now has a new family member, Super Junior. The two groups sing together under the snow, in chapels, on ships, and other places that are surrounded by Christmas spirits. |
| "Miracle" | 2006 | None | Chun Hyuk-jin | It shows Super Junior practicing the song's choreography in a dance studio, before boarding a bus to a music show filming set. They went on to perform the song in front of live audiences. |
| "U" | 2006 | None | Chun Hyuk-jin | A young woman, played by Yoona of Girls' Generation, watches Super Junior dance to the song on multiple screens. It also marks the first appearance of Kyuhyun in Super Junior's music video since his addition to the group. |
| "Taeyang-eun Gadeuki (Red Sun)" | 2006 | SMTown | Do!Dream | The artists are shown to be on a CGI-generated island called SM Town. As they sing, individual wanted posters bearing their names and pictures were shown. |
| "Dancing Out" | 2006 | None | Do!Dream | The band members are walking around Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, Malaysia in the music video. The music video featured multiple landmarks including the Petronas Twin Towers, Perdana Putra and Putra Mosque. |
| "Worldcup Song" | 2006 | Clon, Lee Chae-yeon, SG Wannabe, Lee Seung-gi, Koyote, Jewelry, The Jadu, Boom, NRG, Noh Hong-chul and Lee Jung | Un­known | Originally sung by Clon and was released as a track in their album Funky Together (1999), it was covered by various artists in 2006 including Super Junior to cheer for the South Korea national football team at the 2006 FIFA World Cup. In the music video, the artists who are wearing the national team's jerseys are depicted in monochrome tone and sang in front of red coloured background. |
| "Snow Dream" | 2006 | SM Town | Chun Hyuk-jin | SM Town artists including Super Junior are singing in multiple sets in Christmas-themed decoration while snows are falling |
| "Wonder Boy" | 2007 | None | Lee Kwon | Soundtrack for the film Attack on the Pin-Up Boys. The music video portrays Super Junior and the other cast members dancing at a school field. At the end of the video, the school panda mascot took off his costume, revealing his identity as Leeteuk. |
| "Haengbok" | 2007 | None | Do!Dream | It shows the band members in multiple locations; the dressing room, gym and a clothing store. They are preparing for a free hug event, which they carry out in the middle of a street junction. A policeman who are calling for backups to control the crowd was pushed over by eager fans, but he later appears to be fine and receives hugs from the band members as well. |
| "Don't Don" | 2007 | None | Lee Sang-gyu | The music video depicts Super Junior dancing to the song in an abandon building. Henry Lau appears as a violinist in the video, ahead of his debut in the band's subunit Super Junior-M. |
| "Marry U" | 2007 | None | Heebok Lee | It portrays a woman, played by Yoona, who is going through her daily life while thinking about a marriage proposal. At the end of the video, she nods to the camera while wearing an engagement ring, indicating that she had accepted the marriage proposal. The video relies on CGI and was shot with Super Junior singing in front of a green screen. |
| "Sarang Hanajyo" | 2007 | SM Town | Chun Hyuk-jin | SM Town artists were shown singing in the studios, interspersed with clips of people supporting each other while facing hardships in everyday life |
| "One Love" | 2008 | None | | The video featured clips of Super Junior's performance from their first headlining concert tour, Super Show. |
| "Son-eul Jabayo" | 2008 | Girls' Generation, SS501, Jewelry, Brown Eyed Girls, Lee Hyun and T.G.U.S. | Un­known | Clips of various artists recording the song in a studio |
| "Sorry, Sorry" | 2009 | None | Jang Jae-hyuk | The music video is filmed in black and white, showcasing Super Junior singing and dancing to the song in several settings. |
| "Sorry, Sorry" (Dance ver.) | 2009 | None | Jang Jae-hyuk | Alternative music video to the song, featuring the band members performing the song's choreography in one continuous shot |
| "It's You" | 2009 | None | Cho Soo-hyun | The music video alternates between three scenes; Super Junior singing while sitting on stools, the band performing the song's choreography, and the band walking around the streets while in states of heartbreaks |
| "It's You" (Drama ver.) | 2009 | None | Cho Soo-hyun | A woman returns a ring to Kibum, signalling their break up. Super Junior members are then seen working through their break ups in different ways. |
| "Sorry, Sorry - Answer" | 2009 | None | Chun Hyuk-jin | Yesung, Kyuhyun and Ryeowook are singing the song while other band members are doing various works while waiting for something. When the time comes, they meet up and have a drink together, dressed up in formal suits. The music video is in black and white. |
| "S.E.O.U.L." | 2009 | Girls' Generation | Un­known | Members of Super Junior and Girls' Generation acted as Seoulite who confessed their feelings towards their love interests. |

### 2010s

List of music videos released between the year 2010 until 2019 :
| Title | Year | Other performer(s) credited | Director(s) and studio(s) | Description |
| "Bonamana" | 2010 | None | Jang Jae-hyuk | It shows the band members dancing to the song choreography, interspersed with clips of them singing against a wall in the dark with only a single lamp bulb lighting the area. The music video surpassed 100 million views on YouTube in June 2018. |
| "Victory Korea" | 2010 | None | Community DoDream | Members of Super Junior in Red Devil's t-shirt lead a group of fans marching the street while cheering for South Korea national football team. It is shortlisted as the best eleven FIFA World Cup inspired song on ESPN. |
| "No Other" | 2010 | None | | The band members acted as college students who confessed their feelings towards their love interests. |
| "Gangsimjang (Strong Heart)" | 2010 | None | | In the video, Leeteuk, Shindong and Eunhyuk sit down in a living room to watch Strong Heart (2009–2013). Instead, they saw themselves and Donghae singing and dancing to the song on screen. |
| "Angel" | 2010 | None | Park Myeong-cheon | Super Junior does not appear in the music video but their vocals are still heard. The video featured scenes from the web drama Haru. |
| "Bijin (Bonamana)" | 2011 | None | Hoshi Yasuyuki | Japanese version of "Bonamana". The video featured live performance from the Japanese leg of their concert tour Super Show 3. |
| "Mr. Simple" | 2011 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | Super Junior who are wearing colourful outifts perform the song's choreography on a disco dance floor. The music video reached 100 million views milestone on YouTube in November 2015, the band's first. |
| "Superman" | 2011 | None | | The music video consisted of clips from various Super Junior's live performances, Mr. Simple album jacket shooting, and "Mr. Simple" music video filming. |
| "A-Cha" | 2011 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | Super Junior sing and dance to the song in several places, primarily in two futuristic settings; one with bright background and another with dark background. |
| "A-Cha" (Dance Ver. #1) | 2011 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | The video features close-up shots of the band members as they dance to the song. |
| "A-Cha" (Dance Ver. #2) | 2011 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | The video showcases the band performing the song's full choreography. It was filmed using long take technique. |
| "Mr. Simple" | 2011 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | A music video for Japanese version of the song, it features the same visual as its Korean counterpart. |
| "Santa U Are The One" | 2011 | Henry and Zhou Mi | | The video showcases behind-the-scene clips from 2011 SM Town Winter – The Warmest Gift album jacket shooting, which features members of SM Town, and scenes of Super Junior members in the recording studio. |
| "Mr. Simple" (LG ver.) | 2012 | None | | Produced by LG electronics, the video features Super Junior dancing to the song primarily in front of a red and grey wall, which is the colour of the brand's logo. It was released in limited edition CDs. |
| "Dear My Family" | 2012 | SMTown | | The single is used as the soundtrack for the documentary film I Am starring SMTown. The music video consisted of clips from the film, which covers the background story of their performance at Madison Square Garden during the SM Town Live '10 World Tour. |
| "Opera" | 2012 | None | Zanybros | The band sing and dance in a large mansion while wearing masquerade masks |
| "Opera" (Dance version) | 2012 | None | Zanybros | Alternate music video for the song, where Super Junior performed the song's choreography. It was released on the DVD version of the single. |
| "Sexy, Free & Single" | 2012 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | Super Junior performed the song's choreography in the middle of a road junction, a greyscale room and a white toned room. It also features the band members singing while standing in the middle of thin structures that are jutting out of the ground. |
| "Spy" | 2012 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | The music video showcases the band members singing and dancing while wearing tuxedo, and features silhouette of a woman. It contains elements from the James Bond franchise. |
| "Spy" (Dance ver.) | 2012 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | Super Junior perform the song's full choreography while wearing black shirts and trousers, paired with white suit jackets and bowtie. |
| "Sexy, Free & Single" | 2012 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | A music video for Japanese version of the song, it features the same visual as its Korean counterpart. |
| "Way" (Super Show 4 in Tokyo ver.) | 2012 | None | Tomoko Matsuda (D:Complex) | The video showcases the live recording from the band's performance at the Japanese leg of their world tour Super Show 4. It was released as a bonus video on "Sexy, Free & Single" Japanese single. |
| "You're So Beautiful" | 2013 | Choi Ji-woo, Kim Hyun-joong, Jang Keun-suk, Lin Chi-ling, Song Seung-heon, 2PM and Supernova | | The artists featured in the video act in different roles and in many places throughout the video. Super Junior act as tourists on a luxury cruise ship. It is a promotional music video for Lotte Duty Free. |
| "Hero" | 2013 | None | Jae Hyuk Jang | The music video shows the band members sitting on a rooftop at night. During the day, a scaffolding with large letters spelling the word Hero attached to it is also shown to be on the rooftop. The video also shows scenes of the band performing the song's choreography, primarily in a golden coloured room equipped with stage lighting. |
| "Blue World" | 2013 | None | Young Son | Super Junior are seen dancing in a dark room before it turns to blue during the chorus. The video eventually shows that the change originated from the band members' power. |
| "Mamacita" | 2014 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | The music video is set in a fictional cowboy town, where a criminal had escaped from detention. He and his associates then steal a crown jewel, before ended up being caught by the town sheriff. |
| "Mamacita" (Drama ver.) | 2014 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | A longer version of "Mamacita" music video which focuses more on the storyline than the dance choreography. |
| "This Is Love" | 2014 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | The band walks around in a circular room separated by several sections. The video is in black-and-white with only red tint being highlighted. The video is shot using one take technique. |
| "Evanesce" | 2014 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | A continuation from "This Is Love" video, the visual saw that the set from aforementioned video has been trashed. |
| "Mamacita -Ayaya-" | 2014 | None | Jung Young Park, Young Son, Sung Jim Jeon, Won Ki Hong (Zanybros) | A music video for Japanese version of "Mamacita", it features the same visual as its Korean counterpart. |
| "Mamacita -Ayaya-" (from Super Junior World Tour Super Show6 in Japan) | 2015 | None | | |
| "Sorry, Sorry" (from Super Junior World Tour Super Show6 in Japan) | 2015 | None | | |
| "Devil" | 2015 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | In the music video, Super Junior members are seduced by the devil who appears as a woman. When they finally realised they had been lied to, they congregate to defeat her but she managed to blow up their headquarters. However, they are able to escape unharmed. |
| "Devil" (Performance video) | 2015 | None | | Filmed in a studio, the video showcased the band performing "Devil" choreography. |
| "Magic" | 2015 | None | Won Ki Hong (Zanybros) | The band members show-off their magic tricks to compete for a woman's affection, played by Choi Gyu-ri. |
| "Devil" | 2016 | None | Kenta Tanoue | A promotional video for Super Junior's Japanese double A-side single "Devil/Magic", the video featured footage from their headlining performance at the 2015 A-Nation stadium festival. |
| "One More Chance" | 2017 | None | Seong Won-mo, Park Sang-woo (Digipedi) | Super Junior members are shown trapped in rooms filled with objects symbolising their personal struggles. Halfway through the video, Donghae and Yesung managed to escape from their respective rooms, and they run along a bridge crossing the Han River, seemingly looking for something. The video ends with Donghae approaching a girl at a beach, signaling that he still had a chance to return to her. |
| "Black Suit" | 2017 | None | Shin Jae-yong (Rigend Film) | The music video portrays the band members planning and conducting a heist in an auction for a set of black suit by disguising as key staffs and bidders. |
| "One More Chance" | 2017 | None | Shindong | Super Junior is standing around a filming set while wearing winter jackets. The video is recorded after the band sold out winter jackets at CJ O Shopping home shopping channel, as part of Play album promotion. |
| "Dear My Family" (Live Concert Ver.) | 2017 | SM Town | | Using footage from SM Town Live Tour V in Japan concert tour, the music video is also released as a tribute to Jonghyun who died in December 2017. |
| "Super Duper" | 2018 | None | | An animated video showing caricatures of Super Junior members as they dance to the song. |
| "Lo Siento" | 2018 | Leslie Grace, Play-N-Skillz | Lee Gi-baek (Tiger-Cave) | A man reminisces about a woman that he previously met and spend a night together with before they parted way. Super Junior members take turns acting as the main character in the video. |
| "Animals" | 2018 | None | Un­known | Described as a visual pack video, it is an animated video which portrays the band members as their zodiac animals. |
| "One More Time (Otra Vez)" | 2018 | Reik | Darren Craig, Jeremy Sullivan, Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | Super Junior and Reik are shown meeting up in a hotel before they sing together. The music video also portrays the symbolism of broken heart such as pricking one's finger on a rose thorn and broken glass. |
| "One More Time (Otra Vez)" | 2018 | Reik | Darren Craig, Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | An alternate music video featuring Japanese version of the song. |
| "Ahora Te Puedes Marchar" | 2019 | None | Un­known | A parody of Luis Miguel's music video released in 1980. It was released as a special video preceding the band's encore tour Super Show 7S. Members of Super Junior take turns playing the role of Miguel in the music video. |
| "Show" | 2019 | None | | The music video shows clips from Super Junior's concert tour, Super Show 7 and its encore, Super Show 7S. |
| "Somebody New" | 2019 | None | | A candid music video, compiling clips from the band's training sessions at the dance studio leading up to the release of Time Slip. |
| "The Crown" | 2019 | None | | A lyrics video composed of clips from the photo shoot of the album jackets and photobooks for Time Slip. |
| "I Think I" | 2019 | None | Lee Gi-baek (Tiger-Cave) | Super Junior walk around and explore an empty subway station with an exit leading to a 14th Street. |
| "Super Clap" | 2019 | None | Kim Zi-yong (Fantazylab) | It portrays the band members in different roles; office workers, party goers, tennis players and arcade players. They eventually gather at a hangar and board an aeroplane to go to Carnegie Hall, leaving all their real life problems behind them. |
| "Come a Little Closer" | 2019 | None | Shindong | Soundtrack for the YouTube Original series Analog Trip starring members of Super Junior and TVXQ. The music video portrays clips from the series. |

### 2020s

List of music videos released from the year 2020 onwards :
| Title | Year | Other performer(s) credited | Director(s) and studio(s) | Description |
| "I Think I (Japanese ver.)" | 2020 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | Members of Super Junior are shown thinking about their love interests |
| "2YA2YAO!" | 2020 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | The music video features the band members standing alone in different rooms, interspersed with clips of them performing the song's choreography in a large room. |
| "2YA2YAO!" (Performance ver.) | 2020 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | The video showcases the band performing the song's choreography in three settings, in front of a red, a blue and a black coloured backdrops. |
| "The Melody" | 2020 | None | Park Geon-su, Cha Hyun-ah (Panda Ground) | Super Junior are singing in a room containing minimal furniture while reminiscing about their 15 years journey as a group. The scenes are interspersed with footages from their concerts and activities throughout the years. |
| "Raining Spell for Love (Remake ver.)" | 2020 | None | Han Tae-ho, Hwang Gyo-seong (Thoyarino) | Live performance clip showing Super Junior singing the song in a cafe |
| "Burn The Floor" | 2020 | None | Kim Ja-kyoung (Flexible Pictures) | A performance video, the visual featured the band members dancing to the song in a dark setting before it is revealed that they are in a dance studio. The video was filmed with minimal crew due to COVID-19 pandemic social gathering rules. |
| "Tell Me Baby" | 2020 | None | Lee Sang-hwa (Studio Sleeper) | A Christmas theme animated film, the video featured the band members as santa helpers or elves, who then go to a fan's house to leave presents for her under the Christmas tree. |
| "Hope" | 2021 | SM Town | Donghyeok Seo (Flipevil) | Clips of Super Junior, alongside other members of SM Town singing the song. The video is released during the online concert SM Town Live Culture Humanity |
| "Star" | 2021 | None | | A lyrics video, the visual showcases behind-the-scene clips from the album jacket shooting of Star |
| "House Party" | 2021 | None | Kim Ja-kyoung (Flexible Pictures) | Donghae was feeling trapped and bored at home as he was unable to socialise with his friend due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As he watches the television, he starts imagining his friends giving him encouragement to follow social distancing rules. He fell asleep and dreamt of being sniped by Eunhyuk as he tried to leave the house. When he wakes up, he realises that the pandemic is over and he is able to have his friends come over for his house party. |
| "House Party" (House ver.) | 2021 | None | Shindong | The band members, dressed in pyjamas, dance to the song's choreography in an apartment that is hosting someone's 60th birthday party. |
| "House Party" (Alone ver.) | 2021 | None | Shindong | Solo shots of the band member singing and dancing around a sofa in the same setting as shown in the House version of the music video |
| "Hope from Kwangya" | 2022 | SM Town | Donghyeok Seo (Flipevil) | Members of SM Town including Super Junior are waiting to board the fictional train SMCU Express. The music video is released after the SM Town Live 2022: SMCU Express at Kwangya online concert. |
| "Dear My Family" | 2022 | Yoo Young-jin | | The music video compiles footages of SM Town artists, including Super Junior's various song recording sessions, dance practices, music video filmings and other activities, culminating with footages from their performances on SM Town Live concerts. |
| "Callin'" (Winter for Spring ver.) | 2022 | None | Choi Young-ji (Pinklabel Visual) | Semi-animated music video describing the love story of a man by using the transition from winter to spring as a metaphor |
| "Callin'" (Winter ver.) | 2022 | None | Choi Young-ji (Pinklabel Visual) | Alternate music video for "Callin'", without the animation sequence |
| "Don't Wait" | 2022 | None | Choi Young-ji (Pinklabel Visual) | A group of greasers and dandies fall in love with the same woman. They enter a dance competition to win the right to confess their feelings to her. After winning the competition, Shindong approaches the woman, only to be surprised as she is a Leeteuk's look-alike. |
| "Mango" | 2022 | None | Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) | Super Junior enter a building from its rooftop by using a key that was attached to a mango-shaped keychain. They pass the key to each other throughout the video before returning to the rooftop together. |
| "Analogue Radio" (special video @ Super Show 9: Road) | 2022 | None | | The video is first released as an interlude visual in Super Show 9: Road concert tour. It shows clips from the band's concert visuals filming, as well as behind-the-scenes shot from "Mango" and "Don't Wait" music videos. |
| "Celebrate" | 2022 | None | Choi Young-ji (Pinklabel Visual) | The music video portrays the story of three couples; a pair of kids, a couple of young adult and a couple of elderly, who later gather together for Christmas dinner. Super Junior gather around and decorate a large Christmas tree at the end of the video. |
| "Celebrate" (special video @ Super Show 9: Road in Manila) | 2022 | None | | Clips of Super Junior's performance of the song from the Filipino stop of their world tour Super Show 9: Road |
| "Hope from Kwangya" (SMCU Palace @ Kwangya ver.) | 2023 | SM Town | Flipevil | Members of SM Town including Super Junior are shown singing in a palace while wearing school uniforms. The music video is released after the SM Town Live 2023: SMCU Palace at Kwangya online concert. |
| "Show Time" | 2024 | None | Hong MinHo (Studio Achilles) | Released to promote their tour Super Show Spin-Off: Halftime, the visual starts with showing members of L.S.S. being in a talk show set, D&E in a photo studio, and K.R.Y. in recording studios. When they receive alert notifications, the members gather to rehearse for the tour. |

## Video albums
### Concert tours

List of video albums as lead artist, with selected details, charts positions and sales :
| Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Sales |
| Sales ||
| Title | Album details | DVD | Blu-ray | Sales |
| Super Junior 1st Premium Event in Japan | Released: September 24, 2008 Label: Rhythm Zone Formats: DVD | 41 | — | |
| Super Junior 1st Premium Live in Japan | Released: January 6, 2010 Label: Rhythm Zone Formats: DVD | 24 | — | |
| Super Junior 1st Concert DVD: Super Show | Released: August 2, 2010 Label: Taewon Entertainment Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior the 2nd Asia Tour: Super Show 2 | Released: November 1, 2010 Label: SM Entertainment Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| The 3rd Asia Tour–Super Show 3 in Japan | Released: November 16, 2011 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD | 5 | — | JPN: 20,422 |
| Super Junior - The 3rd Asia Tour: Super Show 3 | Released: December 21, 2011 Label: SM Entertainment Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior World Tour Super Show 4 Live in Japan | Released: October 31, 2012 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 1 | 1 | JPN (DVD): 34,987 JPN (Blu-ray): 19,279 |
| Super Junior Fanclub Event 2012 in Yokohama Akarenga | Released: March 20, 2013 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD | – | – | |
| Super Junior World Tour: Super Show 4 | Released: October 2, 2013 Label: SM Entertainment Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior World Tour Super Show 5 in Japan | Released: January 29, 2014 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 3 | 3 | JPN (DVD): 22,689 JPN (Blu-ray): 15,079 |
| Super Junior World Tour in Seoul: Super Show 5 | Released: December 8, 2014 Label: SM Entertainment Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior World Tour Super Show 6 in Japan | Released: March 11, 2015 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 3 | 3 | JPN (DVD): 13,009 JPN (Blu-ray): 9,363 |
| Super Junior World Tour in Seoul: Super Show 6 | Released: January 11, 2016 Label: SM Entertainment Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior Special Event Super Camp in Tokyo | Released: August 17, 2016 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior E.L.F-Japan Festival 2017: Super Sports Day | Released: February 21, 2018 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | — | — | |
| Super Junior World Tour Super Show 7 in Japan | Released: March 6, 2019 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 5 | 8 | |
| Super Junior World Tour Super Show 7 | Released: June 20, 2019 Label: SM Entertainment, Label SJ Formats: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior World Tour Super Show 8: Infinite Time in Japan | Released: March 25, 2020 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 5 | 10 | JPN (DVD): 6,476 |
| Super Junior World Tour Super Show 8: Infinite Time | Released: August 7, 2020 Label: SM Entertainment Formats: Kit video | — | — | |
| E.L.F Japan 10th Anniversary: The Super Blue Party | Released: September 1, 2021 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | — | — | |
| Super Junior Japan Special Event 2022: Return of the King | Released: October 12, 2022 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 7 | 3 | JPN (DVD): 1,272 JPN (Blu-ray): 6,132 |
| Super Junior World Tour - Super Show 9: Road in Japan | Released: August 30, 2023 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 5 | 7 | JPN (DVD): 2,494 JPN (Blu-ray): 5,704 |
| Super Junior Japan Special Event 2024: Blue World | Released: July 3, 2024 Label: Avex Trax Formats: DVD, Blu-ray | 9 | 8 | JPN (DVD): 714 JPN (Blu-ray): 4,850 |
| "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that territory or format. |||||

### Featured releases

List of video albums as featured artist, with selected details, charts positions and sales :
| Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions |
| JPN ||
| Title | Album details | DVD | Blu-ray |
| K-Pop Super Live in Saitama Super Arena | Released: May 4, 2007 Label: Taki Corporation Format: DVD | — | — |
| K-Pop Dream Concert 2006 | Released: May 25, 2011 Label: Interactive Media Mix Format: DVD | 160 | — |
| K-Pop Dream Concert 2007 | Released: May 25, 2011 Label: Interactive Media Mix Format: DVD | 73 | — |
| K-Pop Dream Concert 2008 | Released: June 29, 2011 Label: Interactive Media Mix Format: DVD | 22 | — |
| K-Pop Dream Concert 2009 | Released: June 29, 2011 Label: Interactive Media Mix Format: DVD | 20 | — |
| K-Pop Dream Concert 2010 Spring | Released: July 27, 2011 Label: Interactive Media Mix Format: DVD | 30 | — |
| K-Pop Dream Concert 2010 Autumn | Released: August 31, 2011 Label: Interactive Mix Media Format: DVD | 14 | — |
| SM Town Live in Tokyo Special Edition | Released: February 22, 2012 Label: Avex Trax Format: DVD | 3 | — |
| a-nation 2012 stadium fes. | Released: March 13, 2013 Label: Avex Trax Format: DVD, Blu-ray | 69 | 61 |
| "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that territory or format. ||||

## Filmography
### Leading role

List of home medias of films and television shows with selected details, and charts positions :
| Title | Details | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Sales |
| Sales ||
| Title | Details | DVD | Blu-ray | Sales |
| Attack on the Pin-Up Boys | Released: September 20, 2007 Re-released: September 25, 2013 Label: SM Pictures, Avex Entertainment Format: DVD, Blu-ray | 54 | 160 | KOR: 14,000 |
| Super Junior's Miracle Box 1 | Released: August 6, 2010 Label: KR Content Group Format: DVD | 159 | — | |
| Super Junior's Miracle Box 2 | Released: October 8, 2010 Label: KR Content Group Format: DVD | 162 | — | |
| All About Super Junior 'Treasure Within Us' | Released: July 28, 2014 Label: SM Entertainment, SBS Viacom Format: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior Leeteuk Ryeowook The Friends in Switzerland (Set 1 and 2) | Released: December 21, 2016 Label: TBS Dignet Format: DVD | — | — | |
| Super Junior Returns | Released: December 21, 2018 Label: Avex Pictures Format: DVD | 22 | — | |
| Super TV | Released: December 6, 2019 Label: Avex Pictures Format: DVD | 19 | — | |
| SJ Returns 2: E.L.F's Dining Table | Released: July 17, 2020 Label: Avex Pictures Format: DVD | 10 | — | JPN: 1,481 |
| Super TV2 | Released: February 26, 2021 Label: Stream Media Corporation Format: DVD | 10 | — | JPN: 1,098 |
| Super Junior Returns 3 | Released: May 27, 2022 Label: Stream Media Corporation Format: DVD | 11 | — | JPN: 1,444 |
| "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that territory or format. |||||

### Featured role

List of home medias of films and television shows with selected details, and charts positions :
| Title | Details | Peak chart positions | Peak chart positions | Sales |
| Sales ||
| Title | Details | DVD | Blu-ray | Sales |
| I Am - SM Town Live World Tour in Madison Square Garden | Released: October 3, 2012 Label: Avex Entertainment Format: DVD, Blu-ray | 1 | 2 | JPN (DVD): 20,643 JPN (Blu-ray): 13,736 |
| National Talk Show Annyeonghaseyo Male Idol Special | Released: February 8, 2013 Label: KBS Media Format: DVD | 52 | — | |
| SM Town: The Stage | Released: January 20, 2016 Label: Avex Pictures Format: DVD, Blu-ray | 2 | 7 | JPN (DVD): 10,368 JPN (Blu-ray): 11,010 |
| "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that territory or format. |||||

## Others
### Other home medias

Other home medias with selected details :
| Title | Information |
| Super Junior Boys in City Kuala Lumpur | Released: September 4, 2006 Re-released: November 11, 2011 Label: SM Entertainment Photobook released with a VCD Reissued version was released with a DVD |
| Super Junior Boys in City Season2_Tokyo | Released: April 10, 2009 Label: SM Entertainment Photobook released with a 64 minutes DVD |
| Super Junior Boys in City Season 3 Hong Kong | Released: May 14, 2010 Label: SM Entertainment Photobook released with a 42 minutes DVD, narrated by Lee Sung-min and Cho Kyu-hyun |
| Super Junior Boys in City Season 4. Paris | Released: November 6, 2012 Label: SM Entertainment Photobook released with a 28 minutes DVD |
| Super Junior's Experience Korea Vol.1 | Released: August 20, 2013 Label: Woongjin Living House Travel book released with accompanying AR Card |
| Super Junior's Experience Korea Vol.2 | Released: August 20, 2013 Label: Woongjin Living House Travel book released with accompanying AR Card |
| Super Junior / Memory in Hawaii - Aloha | Released: November 20, 2013 Label: SM Entertainment Photobook released with a DVD |
| Super Junior / Memory in Hawaii - Mahalo | Released: December 11, 2013 Label: SM Entertainment Photobook released with a DVD |
| Super Junior 2014 Season's Greetings | Released: December 14, 2013 Label: SM Entertainment Calendar released with a region 3 DVD |
| Super Junior / Super Junior-M 2015 Season's Greetings | Released: January 7, 2015 Label: SM Entertainment Calendar released with a region 3 DVD |
| Super Junior 2019 Season's Greetings | Released: December 8, 2018 Label: SM Entertainment Calendar released with a 25 minutes DVD |
| Super Junior 2020 Season's Greetings | Released: December 18, 2019 Label: SM Entertainment Calendar released with a 23 minutes DVD |