Gimon? Kaiketsu! Mizumario

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Gimon? Kaiketsu! Mizumario
Banner for Gimon? Kaiketsu! Mizumario
Banner for Gimon? Kaiketsu! Mizumario
Publisher Famitsu
Label Fami2Comic
Artist(s) Hitoshi Ogino
Release date Japan Winter 2005[1]

Gimon? Kaiketsu! Mizumario is a Super Mario manga series written and illustrated by Hiroshi Ogino and printed in the Fami2Comic magazine by Famitsu starting in the winter of 2005.[1] It is a dramatized strategy guide starring Kyūta, who often asks the titular character Mizumario for help, though his excessive theatrics are of no use to anyone. As a result, it falls to the talented Hakase to present a much more sensible solution. Mizumario's appearance is based on the editor-in-chief of the Fami2Comic magazine.[1]

Gallery[edit]

  • Page from the manga

    Page from the manga

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ぎもん？かいけつ！水マリオ[2]
Gimon? Kaiketsu! Mizumario 		Question? Solution! Water Mario

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c ファミ２コミック「ぎもん？かいけつ！水マリオ」
  2. ^ https://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/ai/scans/fami2comic.html#mizumario
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