#Super mario 64 official art license#
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The demon gifts to him his army of monster to satisfy any desires of his in exchange for setting him free to take over the Peaceful Woods and then the world. Meanwhile, a young Wario, jealous of Mario, finds in the middle of the forest a seal, releasing the demon Fauster after breaking it. Wario's Woods story arc: young Mario and young Peach are fantasizing on how their life will be when they will grow up. Mario, Luigi and Mario chase them to their lair, Kitchen Island, where they also meet Wario, with whom join forces to take the statue and the pirate's treasure. will be exposed in the Mushroom Kingdom plaza, but the statue is stolen away by the Black Sugar Gang pirates. Right then, some Super Koopas capture Peach and take her to Bowser.įirst part of the Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 story arc: a golden statue of the Mario Bros. He explains Bowser has taken over the Dinosaur Land and stole the Yoshi's Eggs. In order to save him, Mario and Peach enter his body.įirst part of the Super Mario World story arc: while on vacation on Dinosaur Land, Mario, Luigi and Peach find a dinosaur named Yoshi. After all viruses are defeated, Bowser releases a final one that he made invulnerable to the capsules and infects Luigi. Mario discovers that the viruses hate a mountain mushroom, from which he creates the capsules to defeat them. Mario: Bowser develops a monster virus army to invade the Mushroom Kingdom, while he runs to safety with Peach and Daisy. Qix story arc: Bowser kidnaps Daisy and forces Mario and Peach to save her by beating various Super Mario Land enemies to a Qix-styled game.ĭr. After Bowser steals the tribe's rocket ship, he begins an attack on Earth by dropping from the sky Tetris blocks and turning the Toads into blocks.Ī volume dedicated to Mario's sports entries: Golf (both USA and JAP versions), Baseball and Tennis. The group overcomes the tribe's traps and trials, until they have a face off against King Tetris, who is revealed to be a disguised Bowser. Tetris story arc: Mario and Peach discovers a map to the pyramid of the Tetris Tribe. Mario goes to her rescue, while Peach follows him with a Mekakuribō suit to ensure he does not cheat on her. 3 told in the style of a comical manga.Ī four chapters adaptation of Super Mario Land: Mario and Princess Peach are celebrating Princess Daisy's birthday, when she is suddenly kidnapped by Tatanga, an alien prince that wants to force her to marry her. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.Ī strategic guide of Super Mario Bros. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it is being worked on. There were also two collections of 4-koma comic strips released under this series, with the strips themselves being drawn by various artists in addition to Motoyama. While the volumes contain most of the mainline chapters and side chapters, there were five chapters, including the finale, that were not featured in any of the collections. The first few pages of each volume contain a mini strategy guide featuring commentary on levels from the games the stories are based on. From Super Mario Land and onward, the volumes were published as regular manga collections under the 'KC Deluxe' imprint.

#Super mario 64 official art series#

3, was published as a manga strategy guide as part of Kodansha's Family Computer Hisshō Dōjō series under the 'Comic BomBom Special' imprint.

The first volume, based on Super Mario Bros.

#Super mario 64 official art license#

The manga ceased publication due to Kodansha losing the Super Mario license and has never been reprinted since then.Ī total of 43 collected volumes, or tankōbon, were published of this series. 3 all the way up to Super Mario 64, with the final two collected volumes in this series tying into Yoshi's Story. The manga was never published under a single consistent title, instead changing its title to tie in with the latest Super Mario game being adapted at the time, starting from Super Mario Bros. The manga features original characters, the use of self-referential humor, and occasional references to Japanese pop culture. The Super Mario manga by Kazuki Motoyama, also known as KC Mario, was serialized by Kodansha in their manga anthology Comic BomBom from December 1988 through September 1998, with side chapters published in the sister publication Deluxe BomBom, spanning a total of 183 stories.