This 16-page manga/strategy guide with some very slight gamebook/puzzle elements was included with the July 1986 Ninensei edition of Shogakukan’s Shogaku Gakushu Zasshi magazines. It introduces the story and gameplay of the original The Legend of Zelda game, running through the complete events of the game.

A Rockman origin story comic included in the *Rockman Character Collection* booklet.

A one-shot based on *Rockman* that was published in the December 1993 extra issue of Comic BomBom.

A one-shot based on *Rockman X* included in Kodansha's *Rockman & Rockman X Big Encyclopedia*.

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?

The earth's axis has suddenly tilted, resulting in danger across the world. With this event, the lost super advanced continent of Mu has risen from the Pacific Ocean. However, the evil Dr. Wily uses this opportunity to take hold of "Super Energy" being released from Mu, it's up to Rockman to stop Dr. Wily and restore the world to peace! Note: As this oneshot was released in 1994, it predates the [Mu Continent](https://megaman.fandom.com/wiki/Mu) featured in the *Shooting Star Rockman* series.

The most powerful Famicom hero of all time, Rockman, is on the move! The New Rock Buster is bursting with power! This time, he must defeat Dr. Cossack's incoming army of robots and find out who the real enemy is!

(from MangaUpdates): The story is about a young boy named Arashi Ishino who is obsessed with video games. He would spend all his time trying to beat the games and conquer the local arcades. He would meet competitors like Satoru Daimonji and Ishii, who would try to out match him with higher scores. At a certain point in each episode, he would display his special skill of unleashing a top which will spin so fast that both the top and his hands would catch on fire. On release, the spin would land on or near the cabinet panels, turning the ordinary button into a turbo button thus giving him a major advantage. His appearance is known for being bucktoothed, and he always wears a hat labeled "Arashi" with a picture of a sprited alien. --- - **Won the 28th Shogakukan Manga Award for Children in 1983**

The plot revolves around an intranet-based online game (D.P. = Danger Planet) which is played using a V.P. (Virtual Puppet). VP is literally an avatar which a person uses in the game. However, unlike avatars (characters) from current online games, a VP is allowed to be modified (modded) by a person if he or she has sufficient programming skills. Kilio Nimra, a normal high schooler who likes games. He and his friend Kurata always plays Danger Planet after school, one day they meet a very tough opponent.

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.

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 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.

This short manga comes from a Famicom Manga pack-in booklet included with the May 1987 Ninensei edition of Shogakukan’s Shogaku Gakushu Zasshi magazines. It's sort of tutorial for the game, teaching you things about how to play it through a light choose-your-own-adventure/puzzle format. It’s pretty simple, as it’s aimed at 8-year-olds.

Repliroids, which were developed to protect humans, began to attack humanity as being superior to humans. However, the doctor who developed the Repliroids foresaw the worst and left the Repliroid named Rockman X, which is constantly growing to protect humanity, as a last trump card... Will X and Zero be able to defeat Sigma, the most powerful enemy who regards humans as Irregulars and wants to eliminate the human race?!

Based on the beat 'em up of the same name. In 2043, a city is assaulted by the Mad Scientist Dr. Crayborn and his large gang of thugs. To counter this, the mayor hires a group of three professional "city sweepers" to clean the streets.

Based on the shoot 'em up of the same name. A kingdom is under attack, and great rewards are promised to any who come to its aid. Four bounty hunters (Gain the Battler, Chitta the Witch, Miyamoto the Samurai Dragon, and Bornnam the Necromancer) come to the rescue.

The Shape of Happiness is a tankobon of manga adaptations of Nintendo properties, released in March 1989. The ninth, tenth and eleventh stories in this anthology are based on the original Metroid. It was never officially released in English. The one-shots were written and illustrated by Sakura Tamakichi . Tamakichi would later team up with manga writer Kentaro Takekuma and serve as the artist for *Super Mario Adventures* under the pen name Charlie Nozawa.

Hearing news of demons plaguing the Hakkyokuseiken dojo, Andy leaves his friends to investigate it. To his shock, the rumors are true and the demons' overlord is the formerly deceased Geese. Using his troop of seven demon lords, he imprisons the younger brother and hopes to make him one of minions. Worried about his brother's absence, Terry teams up with Joe, Mai, and Big Bear to battle the undead forces and rescue Andy.

Three Super Metroid related shorts that follows our heroine on her adventure through Planet Zebes in a humorous light. Originally published in Shonen Oh! as short 4 panel comics, these are sure to delight any Metroid fan.

Adventure of Link (Zelda II) adaptation by Daisuke Shigoto.