History Manga / SuperMarioBrosMangaMania

* JailBake: Of a sort. Mario gets eaten by a Boom Boom in chapter 13, so Luigi offers the Boom Boom a cake, allegedly as a truce, but it actually contains a power-up block for Mario to use to get out.

* AdaptationDeviation: The series is fast and loose in regards to adapting specific games (having Mario show up in ''VideoGame/YoshisStory'' and in ''VideoGame/WarioLandSuperMarioLand3'' [[spoiler:outside the ending]], for instance).

** The ''Super Paper Mario'' adaptation is even more pragmatic: the only Pixl appearing is Tippi, most of the side characters are removed and the plot skips straight from Outer Space to The Overthere, with two of the Pure Hearts (the Floro Sapiens and the Sammer Guys) being found offscreen by Peach. Justified by the author himself during the Overthere chapter, where he pops out in a panel to admit that he's rushing the plot to have more space for the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' adaptation.

** The ''Super Paper Mario'' adaptation is even more pragmatic: the only Pixl appearing is Tippi, most of the side characters are removed and the plot skips straight from Outer Space to The Overthere, with two of the Pure Hearts being found offscreen by Peach. Justified by the author himself during the Overthere chapter, where he pops out in a panel to admit that he's rushing the plot to have more space for the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' adaptation.

* VerySpecialEpisode: ''Super Mari-Old,'' a non-canon entry in the long running manga was only posted in issue 3 of the ''Coro Coro Aniki'' magazine and was not placed in any volumes until the English release. There's a reason why; It deals with the author's retrospective on how he had to continue the comic after his father's death, using Mario as a personification of himself to express his thoughts.

* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Since the baby Yoshis look alike, they each get their own distinct personality here: green is the [[StandardizedLeader brave leader]], red is is [[HotBlooded spirited]], blue is calm and aloof, sky blue is the [[TheSmartGuy most intelligent]], pink is the overly feminine girl, and yellow is the [[IdiotHero dumbest one]].

* SurveillanceAsThePlotDemands: The main villains tend to watch Mario's current actions via a monitor.

In March 2020, [[https://nintendoeverything.com/super-mario-kun-manga-getting-an-english-release-as-super-mario-bros-manga-mania/ announced]] Creator/VIZMedia announced it would localize a collection of select stories from the manga into in English, based on the Japanese GreatestHits volume ''Super Mario-kun Selection''. It was released in December 2020.

* PragmaticAdaption: The ''Paper Mario'' and ''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' adaptions cut Mario's traveling companions down to Goombario and Kooper, and Goombella and Koops respecitvely; the other partners only appear for their respective chapters.

* AdaptationDeviation: The series is fast and loose in regards to adapting specific games (having Mario show up in ''Yoshi's Story'' and in ''VideoGame/WarioLandSuperMarioLand3'' [[spoiler:outside the ending]], for instance).

In March 2020 it was [[https://nintendoeverything.com/super-mario-kun-manga-getting-an-english-release-as-super-mario-bros-manga-mania/ announced]] that Creator/VIZMedia would localize select stories from the manga in English.

* AdaptationDeviation: The series is fast and loose in regards to adapting specific games (having Mario show up in ''Yoshi's Story'', for instance).

In 2014 it began localization in France as ''Super Mario: Manga Adventures'' and in 2016 it received a Spanish translation as ''Super Mario Aventuras''. For the 25th anniversary of the manga, the manga's incarnation of Mario was available as a downloadable costume in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker''. It was the first time the character appeared in most countries.

In 2014 it began localization in France as ''Super Mario: Manga Adventures'' and in 2016 it received a Spanish translation as ''Super Mario Aventuras''. For the 25th anniversary of the manga, the ''Super Mario-kun'' incarnation of Mario was available to download in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker''. It was the first time the character appeared in most countries.

''Super Mario-kun'' is a long-running {{manga}} based off of ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. It is written by Yukio Sawada, published by Shogakukan, and ran in ''Magazine/CoroCoroComic''. In Japan, the manga is also available digitally on a UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS app.

In March 2020 it was [[https://nintendoeverything.com/super-mario-kun-manga-getting-an-english-release-as-super-mario-bros-manga-mania/ announced]] that Creator/VIZMedia would localize select stories from the manga in English under the title ''Super Mario Bros. Manga Mania''.