*"Survival of the fittest… That is the law which governs all living beings."* A short Pikmin comic from the Japanese gaming magazine *Nintendo DREAM,* showing the life and death of Pikmin (more death than life, really) before Captain Olimar's arrival... Or is it all just the cinematic machinations of a certain Koopa King...?

An explosive battle karting manga based on Mario Kart DS.

Tribute anthologies to Shigesato Itoi’s famous RPG *MOTHER*. Pollyanna brings together 35 manga artists and creators who love the game to create everything from serious entries to jokes, long-form pieces, drawings, and pixel art. Each creator poured their own unique love for *MOTHER* into the book, creating a truly special result. Shigesato Itoi also contributed to the book himself, creating a hand-drawn map for the overarching *MOTHER* series. The book also includes a bonus sticker sheet attached to the binding. Pollyanna 2 brings together another 40 creators for a 2nd amazing book. ___ Pollyanna 2 Links: - [Official Page](https://www.1101.com/mother_project/items/book_pollyanna2.html) - [Amazon Japan](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/486501604X)

A puzzle/game comic book for children by Ritsuko Kawai, the creator of Hamtaro. Each chapter has content relating to a different Mario universe game, such as Diddy Kong Racing, Yoshi's Story, or Wario Land 2.

A puzzle/game comic by Hiroshi Takase, as a successor to the original Super Mario-kun comic. Originally serialised in Shogakukan’s Shogaku Gakushu Zasshi magazines, these are short interactive comics based on recent Mario-related games.

The first published work by Toshihiro Ono, this oneshot tie-in to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past tells a unique story set during an early phase of the game. Link (here called Quark) is mentored by seasoned warrior Lepton in a sidequest to defeat Agahnim's minion Graviton and retrieve the soul of the fairy queen. Published in Shogakukan's Bessatsu Corocoro Comic No.44, February 1992.

An adaptation of the 1993 live-action movie Super Mario Bros., this one-shot heavily truncates the story. It was published in Shogakukan's Monthly Corocoro Comic Summer Holiday Special 1993. Daisy requests the help of the Mario Brothers to save her flooded excavation site. She is abducted by Iggy and Spike and taken to an alternate dimension ruled by the tyrant Koopa. Mario and Luigi follow her and soon confront Koopa, who needs a meteorite piece to merge their two dimensions. Fungus-related shenanigans ensue. Can the plumbers stop Koopa from taking over the "surface world" with his de-evolution guns?

A one-shot manga created by Shigekatsu Ihara and published in CoroCoro. The manga is about a Trainer named Takashi in the Pokéathlon, along with his childhood friend Lyra.

4-koma anthology by various artists, based on the video game Fire Emblem if (Fire Emblem Fates in the west).

A special oneshot commemorating the release of the Diamond and Pearl games, published in the Comic Land magazine.

Published as part of the Pokémon Card GB Final Tactical Book strategy guide, a Japanese guidebook for the Pokémon TCG.

Satoshi and company are challenged by a strange, cloaked pokemon, known to the reader as Team Rocket's genetic monster, Mewtwo. It's up to Satoshi to challenge this mysterious being…

This series is loosely based on the anime: Ash aspires to be a Pokémon Master, and together with the various friends and Pokémon that travel with him, embark on many adventures. Note: The manga was edited and censored by VIZ in its English release, since its original content was found too "offensive" by the American public and was made more "kid-friendly".

Fire Emblem The Complete (ファイアーエムブレム ザ・コンプリート) is an artbook providing artworks and information of characters from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, Fire Emblem Gaiden, and Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem. While the main artist(s) of the character portraits went uncredited, there are four artists who illustrated the comics inside The Complete: Yumi Tamura, Katsuya Terada, Keinojou Mizutama, and Nasu Yukie.

Part of a game guide that covers 3 games (Zelda, Dragon Quest and Hydlide), each with a small manga story.

Mini-manga from The Hyrule Fantasy strategy guide.

Covers the first 3 Zelda games: *The Legend of Zelda*, *The Adventure of Link*, and *A Link to the Past*. There's a small comic introduction for each. Only the 29 comic pages are posted here, not the 205 of the whole encyclopedia.

1 page gag manga published in Gag King magazine by Square Enix.

King Bowser, a nasty dragon-like creature, wants to marry the pretty Princess Toadstool of the Mushroom Kingdom, a fantasy world where such things like Kinopi (Mushroom) people live. Bowser then threatens the Princess into marriage with him by turning the residents of the Mushroom Kingdom into stone. As the Princess heads to get her revenge on the tyrant, the Mario brothers, two plumbers who've somehow winded up in the Mushroom Kingdom, venture out to stop Princess Toadstool before she creates even more trouble, all the while defeating Bowser in the process. **NOTE: Chapter 13.5 was not included in Viz's Super Mario Adventures reprint.**

The Super Metroid comics, drawn and written by Benimaru Itoh, were released in Nintendo Power issues 57 to 61 in the summer of 1994. They contain a highly paraphrased version of the game's storyline, and the introduction of new characters such as Old Bird, Chairman Keaton and Armstrong Houston.

The official Nintendo “Wonder Life Special” guide for Donkey Kong (Game Boy), aka DK94, contained a short comic by Kotobuki Shiriagari about Mario and DK Junior having a little adventure together.

Small 8-page Star Fox comic that was part of the No.4 1993 issue of Dengeki Super Famicom pack-in booklet.