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Super Mario Adventures is an American animated television sitcom originally created for The WB. It aired on The WB from 2002 to 2006, and on Nickelodeon since 2006. In December 2015, Nickelodeon announced that the series would end in 2016, bringing the series to 14 seasons and 364 episodes. It marks the second time the Mario universe is developed into a livable place, as the comic was made after Nintendo Comic Systems and before Super Mario RPG. The only other pre-story Mario is within the animated and live action series relating to Donkey Kong. It is notable for its use of the many gameplay devices in the Mario series as elements of everyday life. For example, Mario plays a psychologist and treats the social anxiety of a Boo (a ghost enemy in the video game series that covers its face whenever the player is facing it). Super Mario Adventures premiered in Nintendo Power V32 in January 1992, ran for one full year, and ended in December 1992. Each installment or “episode” (as the graphic novel put it) was eight pages long. Each one began with an introductory paragraph that often explained what happened last month. The episode would then end with a cliffhanger that would be resolved in the next issue. Write the first section of your page here. Catégorie:Pages en construction thumb|right|Couverture française Super Mario Adventures est une bande dessinée illustrée par Charlie Nozawa et scénarisée par Kentaro Takekuma et basée sur la franchise Mario. Elle est à l'origine publiée en série dans le magazine mensuel américano-canadien Nintendo Power en dix parties dans les numéros de janvier à décembre 1992 avec la bande dessinée The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. La bande dessinée sera plus tard publiée en série au Japon dans le magazine mensuel CoroCoro Comic en 1993. Alors que la BD ne comporte qu'une seule histoire, elle semble être basée sur Super Mario World, avec plusieurs personnages et ennemis de ce jeu y apparaissant. thumb|290px|Super Mario Adventures Es un comic publicado en la revista Nintendo Power, a partir de 1.992. Tiene personajes y enemigos de Super Mario World con una historia cómica y graciosa. Mas tarde el comic pasó a novela gráfica teniendo varias mejoras. Super Mario Adventures are a group of stupid and random comics that go in no order.

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Super Mario Adventures is an American animated television sitcom originally created for The WB. It aired on The WB from 2002 to 2006, and on Nickelodeon since 2006. In December 2015, Nickelodeon announced that the series would end in 2016, bringing the series to 14 seasons and 364 episodes. Catégorie:Pages en construction thumb|right|Couverture française Super Mario Adventures est une bande dessinée illustrée par Charlie Nozawa et scénarisée par Kentaro Takekuma et basée sur la franchise Mario. Elle est à l'origine publiée en série dans le magazine mensuel américano-canadien Nintendo Power en dix parties dans les numéros de janvier à décembre 1992 avec la bande dessinée The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. La bande dessinée sera plus tard publiée en série au Japon dans le magazine mensuel CoroCoro Comic en 1993. Alors que la BD ne comporte qu'une seule histoire, elle semble être basée sur Super Mario World, avec plusieurs personnages et ennemis de ce jeu y apparaissant. Dans le Nintendo Power de juillet 1993, il était possible de commander les parties réunies en tant que nouvelle graphique pour fêter les cinq ans du magazine. Cette édition incluait également la bande dessinée Mario vs. Wario (originellement publiée dans le numéro de janvier 1993) en tant que BD bonus. En 2016, Viz Media a annoncé une réédition de la nouvelle graphique, qui sortit le 12 octobre. Le 9 septembre 2017, Soleil Manga a annoncé qu'une traduction française de la nouvelle graphique sortirait initialement le 6 décembre, avant que la date de sortie ne soit avancée au 29 novembre. Cette édition française contient également Mario vs. Wario. thumb|290px|Super Mario Adventures Es un comic publicado en la revista Nintendo Power, a partir de 1.992. Tiene personajes y enemigos de Super Mario World con una historia cómica y graciosa. Mas tarde el comic pasó a novela gráfica teniendo varias mejoras. It marks the second time the Mario universe is developed into a livable place, as the comic was made after Nintendo Comic Systems and before Super Mario RPG. The only other pre-story Mario is within the animated and live action series relating to Donkey Kong. It is notable for its use of the many gameplay devices in the Mario series as elements of everyday life. For example, Mario plays a psychologist and treats the social anxiety of a Boo (a ghost enemy in the video game series that covers its face whenever the player is facing it). When the comic originally ran, it ran alongside a just-as-long serial based on The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Both serials were later reprinted in separate trade paperbacks published at the time of the magazine's fiftieth issue. Write the first section of your page here. Super Mario Adventures are a group of stupid and random comics that go in no order. Super Mario Adventures premiered in Nintendo Power V32 in January 1992, ran for one full year, and ended in December 1992. Each installment or “episode” (as the graphic novel put it) was eight pages long. Each one began with an introductory paragraph that often explained what happened last month. The episode would then end with a cliffhanger that would be resolved in the next issue. The basic plot of the story feature the Mario Brothers facing off against Bowser yet again after he captures Princess Toadstool and threatens the peace within the Mushroom Kingdom. While the graphic novel states that the comic does not “follow the story line of any particular game”, it would appear that Super Mario World is a heavy influence on what was included in the story. Outside of its influences though, the storyline was an original product and trades straight forward action for slapstick humor and zany situations suitable for a comic. Most of the characters in the Mario universe appear in the story: Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Yoshi, Bowser, and all seven Koopalings showed up, along with a varied assortment of Toad people who acted as Princess Toadstool’s advisers. Character portrayals in the comic are similar to how they are portrayed in the games, with some minor differences. Where, in video games, Mario is often be shown to be brave while Luigi is shown to be goofy, the comic would instead show both Mario and Luigi with a mix of both personalities. Princess Toadstool’s characterizations were the most unique. In the Mario series, Princess Toadstool is almost always shown as kind, peaceful and sweet. In the comic series, however, she was much more aggressive and even a versatile combatant. One additional comic was printed in the January 1993 issue of Nintendo Power called Mario vs. Wario. It was completely separate from the previous twelve episodes and feature Wario and his attempts at thwarting Mario once and for all after suffering so many bad memories during their friendship. In 1993, Super Mario Adventures was published as a graphic novel containing all twelve episodes and the final episode featuring Wario and Mario. The graphic novel is no longer sold on Nintendo's online store, but was eventually reprinted by VIZ Media in October 2016.