Miracle Peach
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| Miracle Peach | |
|---|---|
 The first episode of the manga | |
| Publisher | Shogakukan |
| Label | Shogakukan no Yōchien / Gakushū Yōchien |
| Artist(s) | Yukio Sawada |
| Release date |  January 1988-August 1988[1] |
Miracle Peach was a four-page manga series published on the kindergarten-aimed magazine Gakushū Yōchien (学習幼稚園) published by Shogakukan, written and illustrated by Yukio Sawada. It run from January 1988 to August of the same year. It stars Princess Peach and her friends spending time while she tries to solve the situation with her magic staff, the Kinoko Statis.
Originally, the manga was subtitled Super Mario Bros. 3 (as in a direct sequel to the Super Mario Bros. 2 manga), but was changed to Super Mario when the actual Super Mario Bros. 3 game was developed. The manga series was eventually succeeded by a manga based on that game.[2]
Content[edit]
- Episode 1 (January 1988): Peach, Mario, and a Mushroom person go ice-skating. Bowser joins them, but the ice breaks under his weight. While Mario swims to rescue him, Peach casts a spell to solidify the ice, accidentally trapping the two inside.
- Episode 2 (February 1988): Mario creates a Bowser-shaped snowman. Peach gives life to it to make fun of it, but the snowman rolls in the snow, increasing in size and squashing Mario. Peach quickly uses her magic to melt it.
- Episode 3 (March 1988): The queen asks Peach to take care of her old Hinamatsuri dolls while she runs a quick errand. Mario and Bowser offer to help her with the task, but a fight breaks out between the two and the dolls are broken. Seeing her mother arriving, Peach uses her Kinoko Statis to turn Mario and Bowser into Hinamatsuri dolls, hoping her mother does not realize the difference.
- Episode 4 (April 1988): Peach gives herself a cape to fly in the sky, but two mean Koopa Paratroopas tear the cape and she plummets to the ground. A cloud saves her and she gets revenge on the Koopa Paratroopas by turning their shells into stone.
- Episode 7 (July 1988): After reading "Cinderella," Peach decides to enter the book, but when she asks Mario to pick it up, he accidentally grabs a Momotarō book instead, and the two are transported inside of it.
- Episode 8 (August 1988): Mario and Peach have fun making paper boats. Peach uses her magic to enlarge one, but then Bowser and a Koopa Troopa steal it and run to the lake to use it, only for it to soak and sink.
Gallery[edit]
The second part of the first episode
The first part of the second episode
The second part of the second episode
The first part of the third episode
The second part of the third episode
The first part of the fourth episode
The second part of the fourth episode
The first part of the seventh episode
The second part of the seventh episode
The fourth (and very last page) of the eighth episode
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | Mirakuru Pīchi |
Miracle ☆ Peach |
References[edit]
- ^ Testimony from a collector on X. Retrieved on March 3rd, 2025.
- ^ だれとく動画 Daretoku Douga（TURBO） (October 7, 2024). 【打ち切り漫画】ピーチ姫が主役！？「ミラクルピーチ」【ゆっくり動画】【スーパーマリオ】Princess Peach is the main character! ? "Miracle Peach". YouTube (Japanese). Retrieved March 5th, 2025.
- ^ File:Miracle Peach 1-1.jpg
