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|title=''Super Mario''
|title=''Super Mario''
|image=[[File:Manga Super Mario Bros 3 Kanzen Kouryakubon.jpg|150px]]
|image=[[File:Manga Super Mario Bros 3 Kanzen Kouryakubon.jpg|150px]]
|publisher=[[wikipedia:Kodansha|Kodansha]]
|publisher=[[wikipedia:Kodansha|Kodansha]]
|label=Comic BomBom Special (''Super Mario Bros. 3''), KC Deluxe (rest of the series)
|label=Comic BomBom Special (''Super Mario Bros. 3''), KC Deluxe (rest of the series)
|artist=[[Kazuki Motoyama]]
|artist=Kazuki Motoyama  
|volumes=43
|volumes=43
}}
}}
The '''''Super Mario''''' manga by Kazuki Motoyama, also known as '''''KC Mario''''', was serialized by {{wp|Kodansha}} in their manga anthology ''{{wp|Comic BomBom}}'' from December 1988 through September 1998, with side chapters published in the sister publication ''Deluxe BomBom'', spanning a total of 183 stories. The manga features original characters, the use of {{wp|Self-referential humor|self-referential humor}}, and occasional references to Japanese pop culture. The manga was never published under a single consistent title, instead changing its title to tie in with the latest ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' game being adapted at the time, starting from ''[[Super Mario Bros. 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 ceased publication due to Kodansha losing the ''Super Mario'' license and has never been reprinted since then. The series includes a large amount of crude humor scattered throughout the series, such as nudity and sexual innuendos.
The '''''Super Mario''''' manga by Kazuki Motoyama, also known as '''''KC Mario''''', was serialized by {{wp|Kodansha}} in their manga anthology ''{{wp|Comic BomBom}}'' from December 1988 through September 1998, with side chapters published in the sister publication ''Deluxe BomBom'', spanning a total of 183 stories. The manga features original characters, the use of {{wp|Self-referential humor|self-referential humor}}, and occasional references to Japanese pop culture. The manga was never published under a single consistent title, instead changing its title to tie in with the latest ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' game being adapted at the time, starting from ''[[Super Mario Bros. 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 ceased publication due to Kodansha losing the ''Super Mario'' license and has never been reprinted since then.


A total of 43 collected volumes, or ''tankōbon'', were published of this series.<ref>https://themushroomkingdom.net/board/index.php?topic=14805.0</ref> The first volume, based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', was published as a manga strategy guide as part of Kodansha's ''Family Computer Hisshō Dōjō'' series under the "Comic BomBom Special" imprint. From ''Super Mario Land'' and onward, the volumes were published as regular manga collections under the "KC Deluxe" imprint. The first few pages of each volume contain a mini strategy guide featuring commentary on levels from the games the stories are based on. 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.  
A total of 43 collected volumes, or ''tankōbon'', were published of this series.<ref>https://themushroomkingdom.net/board/index.php?topic=14805.0</ref> The first volume, based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', was published as a manga strategy guide as part of Kodansha's ''Family Computer Hisshō Dōjō'' series under the "Comic BomBom Special" imprint. From ''Super Mario Land'' and onward, the volumes were published as regular manga collections under the "KC Deluxe" imprint. The first few pages of each volume contain a mini strategy guide featuring commentary on levels from the games the stories are based on. 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.  
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==Volumes==
==Volumes==
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===Comic BomBom Special===
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|''[[Super Mario Bros. 3 Kanzen Kōryakuhon]]
|A strategic guide of ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' told in the style of a comical manga.
|March 1, 1989
|[[File:Manga Super Mario Bros 3 Kanzen Kouryakubon.jpg|75px]]
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===KC Deluxe===
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|1
|1
|''[[Super Mario Land (manga)|Super Mario Land]]
|[[Super Mario Land (manga)|Super Mario Land]]
|A 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. Mario goes to her rescue, while Peach follows him with a [[Mecha Kuribō (character)|Mecha Kuribō]] suit to ensure he does not cheat on her.
|A 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. Mario goes to her rescue, while Peach follows him with a [[Mechakuribo]] suit to ensure he does not cheat on her.
|August 17, 1989
|August 17, 1989
|[[File:Super mario land comics issue 1.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:Super mario land comics issue 1.jpg|75px]]
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|2
|''[[Super Mario Land 2 (manga)|Super Mario Land 2]]
|[[Super Mario Land 2 (manga)|Super Mario Land 2]]
|''[[Tetris]]'' story arc: Mario and Peach discovers a map to the pyramid of the [[Tetris Ningen]]. 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. 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.
|''[[Tetris]]'' story arc: Mario and Peach discovers a map to the pyramid of the [[Tetris Tribe]]. The group overcomes the tribe's traps and trials, until they have a face off against the Tetris deity, who is revealed to be a disguised Bowser. After Bowser steals the tribe's spaceship, he begins an attack on Earth by dropping from the sky Tetris blocks and turning the Toads into blocks.
|December 16, 1989
|December 16, 1989
|[[File:Super mario bros. 2 issue 2.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:Super mario bros. 2 issue 2.jpg|75px]]
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|3
|3
|''[[Super Mario Land 3 (manga)|Super Mario Land 3]]
|[[Super Mario Land 3 (manga)|Super Mario Land 3]]
|A volume dedicated to Mario's sports entries: ''[[Golf (Game Boy)|Golf]]'', ''[[Baseball]]'' and ''[[List of references in Nintendo video games#Tennis (NES/Game Boy)|Tennis]]''.
|A volume dedicated to Mario's sports entries: ''[[Golf]]'' (both USA and JAP versions), ''[[Baseball]]'' and ''[[List of references in Nintendo video games#Tennis (NES/Game Boy)|Tennis]]''.
|March 17, 1990
|March 17, 1990
|[[File:Super mario comics.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:Super mario comics.jpg|75px]]
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|4
|4
|''[[Super Mario Land 4]]
|[[Super Mario Land 4]]
|''[[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.<br>''{{wp|Solar Striker}}'': Mario and Peach are contacted by their descendants from the future, where Bowser is wrecking havoc in the galaxy
|''[[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.
|July 17, 1990
|July 17, 1990
|[[File:QuixMario.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:QuixMario.jpg|75px]]
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|5
|''[[Dr. Mario (manga)|Dr. Mario]]
|[[Doctor Mario (manga)|Doctor Mario]]
|''[[Dr. Mario (game)|Dr. Mario]]'': Bowser develops a monster [[virus]] army to invade the Mushroom Kingdom, while he runs to safety with Peach and Daisy. Mario discovers that the viruses hate a mountain mushroom, from which he creates the [[capsule]]s to defeat them. After all viruses are defeated, Bowser releases a final one that he made invulnerable to the capsules and infects Luigi. In order to save him, Mario and Peach enter his body.
|''[[Dr. Mario (game)|Dr. Mario]]'': Bowser develops a monster [[virus]] army to invade the Mushroom Kingdom, while he runs to safety with Peach and Daisy. Mario discovers that the viruses hate a mountain mushroom, from which he creates the [[capsule]]s to defeat them. After all viruses are defeated, Bowser releases a final one that he made invulnerable to the capsules and infects Luigi. In order to save him, Mario and Peach enter his body.
|October 17, 1990
|October 17, 1990
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|6
|''[[Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 1]]
|[[Super Mario World 1 (manga)|Super Mario World 1]]
|First part of the ''[[Super Mario World]]'' story arc: while on vacation on [[Dinosaur Land]], Mario, Luigi and Peach find a dinosaur named [[Yoshi]]. He explains Bowser has taken over the Dinosaur Land and stole the [[Yoshi's Egg]]s. Right then, some [[Super Koopa (enemy)|Super Koopas]] capture Peach and take her to Bowser.
|First part of the ''[[Super Mario World]]'' story arc: while on vacation on [[Dinosaur Land]], Mario, Luigi and Peach find a dinosaur named [[Yoshi]]. He explains Bowser has taken over the Dinosaur Land and stole the [[Yoshi's Egg]]s. Right then, some [[Super Koopa (enemy)|Super Koopas]] capture Peach and take her to Bowser.
|February 6, 1991
|February 6, 1991
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|''[[Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 2]]
|[[Super Mario World 2 (manga)|Super Mario World 2]]
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|May 9, 1991
|May 9, 1991
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|8
|''[[Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 3]]
|[[Super Mario World 3]]
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|August 6, 1991
|August 6, 1991
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|9
|''[[Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 4]]
|[[Super Mario World 4]]
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|October 5, 1991
|October 5, 1991
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|''[[Super Mario World! Mario Open Golf]]
|[[Mario Open Golf (manga)|Mario Open Golf]]
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|February 6, 1992
|February 6, 1992
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|''[[Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 5]]
|[[Super Mario World 5]]
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|March 6, 1992
|March 6, 1992
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|12
|''[[Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 6]]
|[[Super Mario World 6]]
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|June 6, 1992
|June 6, 1992
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|13
|''[[Super Mario Bros. 4: Super Mario World 7]]
|[[Super Mario World 7]]
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|October 6, 1992
|1992
|[[File:Super mario world comic issue7.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:Super mario world comic issue7.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario World! Yoshi no Tamago]]
|[[Yoshi no Tamago (manga)|Yoshi no Tamago]]
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|August 6, 1992
|August 6, 1992
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|''[[Super Mario Kart 1]]
|[[Super Mario Cart 1]]
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|February 6, 1993
|February 6, 1993
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|''[[Super Mario USA (manga)|Super Mario USA]]
|[[Super Mario USA (manga)|Super Mario USA]]
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|March 6, 1993
|March 6, 1993
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|''[[Super Mario Kart 2]]
|[[Super Mario Cart 2]]
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|June 5, 1993
|June 5, 1993
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|''[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 1]]
|[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Tsu no Kinka 1]]
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|July 6, 1993
|July 6, 1993
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|''[[Super Mario Kart 3]]
|[[Super Mario Cart 3]]
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|November 6, 1993
|November 6, 1993
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|''[[Super Mario: Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 2]]
|[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Tsu no Kinka 2]]
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|January 8, 1994
|January 8, 1994
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|''[[Super Mario: Yoshi no Road Hunting 1]]
|[[Super Mario Yoshi no Road Hunting 1]]
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|March 5, 1994
|March 5, 1994
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|[[FIle:Yoshissafarimanga.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 3]]
|[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Tsu no Kinka 3]]
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|May 6, 1994
|May 6, 1994
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|''[[Super Mario Yoshi no Road Hunting 2]]
|[[Super Mario Yoshi no Road Hunting 2]]
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|June 6, 1994
|June 6, 1994
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|''[[Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land 1]]
|[[Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land 1]]
|First part of the ''[[Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3]]'' story arc: a golden statue of the Mario Bros. will be exposed in the Mushroom Kingdom plaza, but the statue is stolen away by the [[Black Sugar Gang]] pirates. 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.
|First part of the ''[[Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3]]'' story arc: a golden statue of the Mario Bros. will be exposed in the Mushroom Kingdom plaza, but the statue is stolen away by the [[Black Sugar Gang]] pirates. 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.
|October 6, 1994
|1994
|[[File:Wario land comics issue1.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:Wario land comics issue1.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Mario & Wario (manga)|Mario & Wario]]
|[[Mario & Wario (manga)|Mario & Wario]]
|''[[Mario & Wario]]'' story arc: Wario invites Mario, Luigi, Peach to a picnic, with the real intention of kidnapping Mario by placing a bucket on his head, but due to a hat switch, he instead takes Luigi, so Mario, Peach, and Yoshi go after him. During their chase, the realm of the fairies gets shocked by Wario's evildoing, causing a fairy named [[Wanda]] to join and aid the heroes.
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|August 5, 1994
|August 5, 1994
|[[File:KC Deluxe MW Cover.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:KC Deluxe MW Cover.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario: Wario no Mori]]
|[[Wario no Mori]]
|''[[Wario's Woods (Nintendo Entertainment System)|Wario's Woods]]'' story arc: young Mario and young Peach are fantasizing on how their life will be when they will grow up. Meanwhile, a young Wario, jealous of Mario, finds in the middle of the forest a seal, releasing the demon [[Fauster]] after breaking it. The demon gifts to him his army of monsters to satisfy any desires of his in exchange for setting him free to take over the [[Peaceful Woods]] and then the world.
|''[[Wario's Woods]]'' story arc: young Mario and young Peach are fantasizing on how their life will be when they will grow up. Meanwhile, a young Wario, jelous of Mario, finds in the middle of the forest a seal, releasing the demon [[Fauster]] after breaking it. The demon gifts to him his army of monster to satisfy any desires of his in excanghe of setting him free to take over the [[Peaceful Woods]] and then the world.
|November 2, 1994
|November 2, 1994
|[[File:KC Deluxe WW Cover.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:KC Deluxe WW Cover.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land 2]]
|[[Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land 2]]
|Second part of the ''Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3'' story arc: the statue arrives to [[Captain Syrup]], who immediately fuses the statue into one of herself. The group them faces against Syrup and her [[Genie (Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3)|Genie]] and wins, but losing all the treasure collected in their journey.
|Second part of the ''Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3'' story arc: the statue arrives to [[Captain Syrup]], who immediately fuses the statue into one of herself. The group them faces against Syrup and her [[Genie (Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3)|Genie]] and wins, but losing all the treasure collected in their journey.
|December 6, 1994
|December 6, 1994
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|''[[Super Mario: Donkey Kong 1]]
|[[Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land 3]]
|Post-story of the ''Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3'' story arc: with the Black Sugar Gang disbanded, Syrup has lost everything and search for the Genie's lamp, who Wario tossed away after getting a bird house as his new "castle". While Syrup convinces herself that Mario had got the lamp stuffed in his pants, the Black Sugar Gang remaining members enter in possession of the lamp, with the intent of ruling over the world and getting revenge on their former captain for losing the loot.
|1995
|[[File:Super mario land comics issue 3.jpg|75px]]
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|[[Super Mario Donkey Kong 1]]
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|January 9, 1995
|January 9, 1995
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_DK_1_cover.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_DK_1_cover.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario: Donkey Kong 2]]
|[[Super Mario Donkey Kong 2]]
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|March 6, 1995
|March 6, 1995
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_DK_2_cover.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_DK_2_cover.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land 3]]
|Post-story of the ''Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3'' story arc: with the Black Sugar Gang disbanded, Syrup has lost everything and search for the Genie's lamp, who Wario tossed away after getting a bird house as his new "castle". While Syrup convinces herself that Mario had got the lamp stuffed in his pants, the Black Sugar Gang remaining members enter in possession of the lamp, with the intent of ruling over the world and getting revenge on their former captain for losing the loot.
|May 6, 1995
|[[File:Super mario land comics issue 3.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Donkey Kong with Mario 1]]
|[[Super Donkey Kong with Mario 1]]
|''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' story arc: Mario is taken to [[Donkey Kong Island]] where he is asked by his former and aged rival to help his [[Donkey Kong|nephew]] fight back the invading [[Kremling Krew]], who just welcomed in their ranks [[Manky Kong]], an exiled Kong member that wants to make they pay for chasing him out of the island. Mario helps them and the Kremlings are defeated, while [[King K. Rool]] is stuffed into a [[Steel Keg]] and tossed into the sea.
|''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' story arc: Mario is taken to [[Donkey Kong Island]] where he is asked by his former and aged rival to help his [[Donkey Kong|nephew]] fight back the invading [[Kremling Krew]], who just welcomed in their ranks [[Manky Kong]], an exiled Kong member that wants to make they pay for chasing him out of the island. Mario helps them and the Kremlings are defeated, while [[King K. Rool]] is stuffed into a [[Steel Keg]] and tossed into the sea.
|June 6, 1995
|June 6, 1995
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|''[[Super Donkey Kong with Mario 2]]
|[[Super Donkey Kong with Mario 2]]
|''[[Mario's Picross]]'' story arc (post-story of the ''Donkey Kong Country'' story arc): Mario cannot leave the island with [[Funky Kong]]'s [[Jumbo Barrel]] broken. Meanwhile, King K. Rool drifts off the Mushroom Kingdom coast, where he is freed by the Toads, who are immediately conquered by him. He then returns to DK Island to challenge Mario and the Kongs to a Picross tournament, if they win, the Mushroom Kingdom will be released by his clutches and he will leave DK Island in peace, otherwise they will both fall under his regime.
|''[[Mario's Picross]]'' story arc (post-story of the ''Donkey Kong Country'' story arc): Mario can't leave the island with [[Funky Kong]]'s [[Jumbo Barrel]] broken. Meanwhile, King K. Rool drifts off the Mushroom Kingdom coast, where he is freed by the Toads, who are immediately conquered by him. He then returns to DK Island to challenge Mario and the Kongs to a Picross tournament, if they win, the Mushroom Kingdom will be released by his clutches and he will leave DK Island in peace, otherwise they will both fall under his regime.
|September 6, 1995
|September 6, 1995
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_DKC_2_cover.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_DKC_2_cover.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario: Yoshi Island 1]]
|[[Super Mario Yoshi Island 1]]
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|February 6, 1996
|February 6, 1996
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|''[[Super Mario: Yoshi Island 2]]
|[[Super Mario Yoshi Island 2]]
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|June 6, 1996
|June 6, 1996
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|''[[Super Mario: Yoshi Island 3]]
|[[Super Mario Yoshi Island 3]]
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|October 5, 1996
|October 5, 1996
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|''[[Super Mario 64 1]]
|[[Super Mario 64 1]]
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|November 6, 1996
|November 6, 1996
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|''[[Super Mario 64 2 (manga)|Super Mario 64 2]]
|[[Super Mario 64 2 (manga)|Super Mario 64 2]]
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|January 8, 1997
|January 8, 1997
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|''[[Super Mario 64 3]]
|[[Super Mario 64 3]]
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|June 6, 1997
|June 6, 1997
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|''[[Super Mario 64 4]]
|[[Super Mario 64 4]]
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|September 5, 1997
|September 5, 1997
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|''[[Super Mario 64 5: Mario Kart 64]]
|[[Super Mario 64 5 - Mario Kart 64]]
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|March 6, 1997
|1997
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_SM64_5_cover.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_SM64_5_cover.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario 64: Yoshi Story 1]]
|[[Super Mario 64 Yoshi Story 1]]
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|June 5, 1998
|1998
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_Yoshi's_Story_1_cover.jpg|75px]]
|[[File:KC_Deluxe_Yoshi's_Story_1_cover.jpg|75px]]
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|''[[Super Mario 64: Yoshi Story 2]]
|[[Super Mario 64 Yoshi Story 2]]
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|August 6, 1998
|August 6, 1998
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===Compilations===
==Gallery==
{|class="wikitable"style="text-align:center;margin:0 auto"
===Covers===
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<gallery>
!width=150px|Title
File:KC Mario SMW volume 5.jpg|''Super Mario World 5'' front and back cover
!Description
YoshisEggReverse.jpg|''Yoshi no Tamago'' back cover.
!width=150px|Date of release
All super mario kart issues.jpg|''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' volumes
!Image
KC Deluxe SML2 Issue 2 Full Cover Art.jpg|''Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins'' (second entry) (full artwork)
|-
Donkey kong issue by KC comics.JPG|''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong]]'' volumes
|''[[Super Mario Sōryoku Tokushū-gō]]
</gallery>
|A compilation that includes chapters from ''Super Mario Kart 1''; ''Super Mario Land 2 - 6-tsu no Kinka 1''; ''Super Mario USA''; ''GO! GO! Mario Paint''; ''Super Mario Bros. 3 Kanzen Kōryakuhon''; ''Dr. Mario''; ''Super Mario Land''; and ''Yoshi no Tamago''
 
|December 8, 1992
===Artwork===
|[[File:KC Mario compilation.jpg|75px]]
====Color====
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<gallery>
|''[[Super Mario 4-koma Daikōshin]]
Daisy Art (KC Mario).png|[[Princess Daisy]]
|First collection of 4-komas by Kazuki Motoyama and other artists
King Totomesu - KC Mario art.png|[[King Totomesu]]
|May 1, 1995
Gunion (KC Mario art).png|[[Gunion]], [[Torion]], and [[Honen]]
|[[File:KC Mario 4-koma vol 1.png|75px]]
Marine Pop (KC Mario) - art.png|Mario and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] (disguised as a [[Mechakuribo]]) on the [[Marine Pop]]
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Mario (Super Mario Land KC Mario art).png|[[Superball Mario]]
|''[[Super Mario 4-koma Daikōshin 2]]
Cape Mario 2 - KC Mario manga.png|[[Cape Mario]]
|Second collection of 4-komas by Kazuki Motoyama and other artists, including [[Risa Motoyama]], the author's sister
Cape Mario - KC Mario manga.png|Cape Mario, [[Balloon Mario|Balloon Luigi]], [[Boo Buddies|Circling Boo Buddies]], and a [[Galoomba]]
|December 6, 1995
Boo - KC Mario manga.png|[[Boo]]
|[[File:KC Mario 4-koma vol 2.png|75px]]
KCDeluxe-SML2FirePeach.png|[[Fire Mario|Fire Peach]], from volume 3 of ''Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins''
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KCDeluxe-SML2MarioCastle.png|[[Mario's castle]]
KC Manga - Mario, Wario, Captain Syrup art.png|Mario, [[Wario]], and [[Captain Syrup]]
</gallery>
 
====Black & White====
<gallery>
KCDeluxe-SMLPipeFist.png|A [[Pipe Fist]]
KCDeluxe-SMLFallingSlabs.png|[[Falling block]]s
KCDeluxe-SMLFallingSpike.png|[[Falling spike]]
Karakara (Super Mario Land 2 KC Mario).jpg|[[Karakara]]
KCDeluxe-SML2Karamenbo.png|[[Karamenbo]]
Aqua Kuribō KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Aqua Goomba]]
KCDeluxe-SML2Octopus.png|[[Octopus (boss)|Octopus]]
Unera KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Unera]]
Wakiri KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Wakiri]]
Ukiwani KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Ukiwani]]
Pikkarikun KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Pikkarikun]]
Bē KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Bee Fly]]  
Goboten KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Goboten]]
Chicken Duck KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Chicken Duck]]
Harisu KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Harisu]]
D.D. KC Mario Artwork.png|[[D.D.]]
Yarikuri Obake KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Yarikuri Obake]]
Pirate Goom KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Pirate Goom]]
Wanderin' Goom KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Wanderin' Goom]]
Konotako KC Deluxe Artwork.png|[[Konotako]]
Pouncer KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Pouncer]]
Togemaru KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Togemaru]]
Pecan KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Pecan]]
Maizō KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Maizō]]
Hinyari KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Penguin (boss)|Penguin]]
Funfun KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Devil's Head]]
Bobo KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Bobo]]
Bīfun KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Minotaur]]
Yaburiki KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Knight]]
Helmut KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Helmut]]
Dropper KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Dropper]]
Floater KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Floater]]
Guragura KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Guragura]]
Bucket Head KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Bucket Head]]
Demon Bat KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Demon Bat]]
Watch KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Watch]]
Pinwheel KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Pinwheel (Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3)|Pinwheel]]
Gaugau KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Gaugau]]
Yadorā KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Yadorā]]
Penkoon KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Penkoon]]
Paidan KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Paidan]]
Spiked Pirate KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Spiked Koopa]]
Zenisukī KC Mario Artwork.png|[[Ghost (Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3)|Ghost]]
BanditManga.png|[[Bandit]]
Akuaman.jpg|[[Aqua Man]]
Doryi.jpg|[[Dōryī]]
Arumajiron.jpg|[[Arumajiron]]
Sunaipa and tsutanomen.jpg|[[Sniper]] and [[Tsutan'ōmen]]
Hokusu KC.png|[[Hawks]]
Kuro KC.png|[[Bird (Donkey Kong series)|Bird]]
Manga Rokkun and Kaibado.png|[[Kaibādo]]
Twopeaches.png|Nurse Peach and Princess Peach.
</gallery>


==Gallery==
===Content===
{{main-gallery}}
<gallery>
KCDeluxe-SMLCharacterSpread.png|Two-page spread of the characters and enemies from the first ''[[Super Mario Land]]'' Volume
KCDeluxe-SMLGoal.png|[[World 1-1 (Super Mario Land)|1-1]] [[Goal (Super Mario Land)|Goal]] from ''[[Super Mario Land]]''
KCDeluxe-SMLBonusGame.png|[[Bonus game (Super Mario Land)|Bonus game]] from ''Super Mario Land''
KCDeluxe-SMLBirabutoKingdom.png|Mario and Peach/Mechakuribo in the [[Birabuto Kingdom]]
KCDeluxe-SMLSuperballvsBunbun.png|Mario defeats two [[bunbun]] with a Superball
SMLKodansha W1-3Exterior.jpg|Mario and Peach/Mechakuribo outside [[World 1-3|''Super Mario Land'' 1-3]]
KCDeluxe-SMLGaoChained.png|[[Gao]] attacking Mario and Peach (latter disguised as a Mechakuribo)
KCDeluxe-SMLMudaKingdom.png|The [[Marine Pop]] launches out of a spaceship in the [[Muda Kingdom]]
KCDeluxe-SMLEastonKingdom.png|Mario and Peach/Mechakuribo in the [[Easton Kingdom]]
KCDeluxe-SMLChaiKingdom.png|The [[Chai Kingdom]]
KC Mario PionPeach.jpg|Peach becomes a [[Pionpi]]
Sky Pop - KC Mario manga.png|Mario, Luigi and Peach in the [[Sky Pop]]
Yoshi Egg - KC Mario manga.png|Mario, Peach and Luigi preparing to eat a [[Yoshi Egg]]
KC Mario Super Mario Land 2 Enemies.jpg|Two-page spread of the enemies from ''Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins''
KCDeluxe-SML2WorldBosses.png|[[Witch (boss)|Witch]], [[Tatanga]], [[Big Bird]], [[Three Little Pigheads|Buro]], [[octopus (boss)|octopus]] and [[sewer rat]]
KCDeluxe-SML2MarioLuigiKaramenbo.png|Mario and Luigi dodge [[Karamenbo]]
Wario Land enemies (KC Mario).jpg|Two-page spread of the enemies from ''Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3''
Donkey Kong GB enemies manga.jpg|Page spread of the enemies from ''Donkey Kong'' for Game Boy
Donkey Kong GB characters KC.jpg|Another spread of the enemies from ''Donkey Kong'' for Game Boy
Circus sign - KC Deluxe manga.png|A poster of Pauline and Donkey Kong Jr. in the first Volume based on ''Donkey Kong''
Kodansha ON OFF Switch.jpg|Mario hitting an [[ON/OFF Switch]], turning off the game
Column - KC Mario mange.png|A [[Pillar]] having fallen on Luigi
Donkey Kong Jr - KC Deluxe manga.png|Donkey Kong Jr.
KCDeluxe-SML2-Peach VS Daisy 1.png|Daisy, holding a fan letter
KCDeluxe-SML2-Peach VS Daisy 2.png|Peach and Daisy fighting about their popularity
File:Kc mario wario.jpg|[[Wario]] holding a gun
Yoshi (film character) - KC Deluxe.png|[[Yoshi (film character)|Yoshi]] from the live-action [[Super Mario Bros. (film)|''Super Mario Bros.'' movie]]
Baby Mario Baby Luigi Yoshi - KC Mario manga.png|[[Baby Mario]], [[Baby Luigi]], [[Yoshi]], and [[Poochy]] in the third Volume of ''Super Mario: Yossy Island''
YoshisEggPage.jpg|''Yoshi no Tamago''
KC Mario Manga Page.jpg|[[Captain Syrup]] searches the lamp in Mario's pants
File:SMAS Kodansha.jpg|''[[Super Mario All-Stars]]''
File:Peach and Mario (iga) - KC manga.png|Special art by "iga" from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''
File:Kinoppe.jpg|[[Kinoppe]] in the second volume of ''[[Yoshi's Safari]]''
</gallery>


==Notes==
==Notes==
*This is one of few instances of ''Mario'' media where a main character dies. In this case, volume 26 shows that [[Princess Daisy]] sacrifices herself to save the people of the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] from a fatal disease, turning into spores. However, Daisy is later revived, as the spores touch down and bloom into flowers, which then grow into a horde of small versions of Daisy. Daisy subsequently appears in several gag strips, having returned to normal size.
*This is one of few instances of ''Mario'' media where a main character dies. In this case, the final volume shows that [[Princess Daisy]] sacrifices herself to save the people of [[Sarasaland]] from a fatal disease. Afterwards, multiple [[Pikmin]]-esque reincarnations of Daisy appear in one of the final pages.
*In 2019, ''Super Mario'' author Kazuki Motoyama started publishing a series of ''doujin'' books titled ''Kinoppe-chan Forever'' (キノッペちゃんForever), starring the manga's original character [[Kinoppe]]. Due to their self-published nature, these are not considered official ''Super Mario'' material.  
*In 2019, ''Super Mario'' author Kazuki Motoyama started publishing a series of ''doujin'' books titled ''Kinoppe-chan Forever'' (キノッペちゃんForever), starring the manga's original character [[Kinoppe]]. Due to their self-published nature, these are not considered official ''Super Mario'' material.  
*According to the author's note in the 2nd installment of ''Kinoppe-chan Forever'', a former editor of Kazuki Motoyama had pitched him a spin-off manga starring Kinoppe. These plans were halted when Nintendo unexpectedly pulled ComicBonBon's ''Super Mario'' manga license in 1997.
*According to the author's note in the 2nd installment of ''Kinoppe-chan Forever'', a former editor of Kazuki Motoyama had pitched him a spin-off manga starring Kinoppe. These plans were halted when Nintendo unexpectedly pulled ComicBonBon's ''Super Mario'' manga license in 1997.
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