Mario & Donkey Daibōken

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Mario & Donkey Daibōken
Cover of Mario & Donkey
Cover of Mario & Donkey
Artist Ritsuko Kawai
Publisher Shogakukan
Label Shogakukan Wonderland Books
Original language Japanese
Volumes 3

Mario & Donkey Daibōken is a series of Japanese activity books drawn by Ritsuko Kawai, the creator of Hamtaro. It was initially published by Shogakukan through the children's magazine Shōgaku Ichinensei between April 1995 and January 1999; in April 1998, it was renamed Mario no Bōken Land.

The plot revolves around Mario, Luigi and Donkey Kong who embark to "Donkey World", home of the Kong Family and the Kremling Krew, to save Princess Peach who was kidnapped by Bowser.

Its pages feature various activities ranging from puzzles, find the differences activities, mazes and picross while narrating the story.

It is composed of a total of 3 books belonging to the Shogakukan Wonderland Books series, two of them titled Mario & Donkey published in July 1996 and August 1997, and Mario no Bōken Land published in January 1999 being the last book of the series.

In the books they adapt some Super Mario and Donkey Kong titles, among them stand out Super Mario World, Donkey Kong Country and Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest

Volumes[edit]

Image Name Description Date of release
Cover of Mario & Donkey Mario & Donkey Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach travel to Yoshi's Island to play with Yoshi, but are interrupted when Bowser kidnaps Peach, so Mario and Luigi go to her rescue along with Donkey Kong who joins the chase. However, Donkey Kong becomes Bowser's minion by eating a banana that Bowser gave him. To defeat him, Mario and Luigi search for a rainbow banana found at the bottom of the ocean. July, 1996
Cover of Mario and Donkey 2 Puzzle Adventure Mario & Donkey 2 Pazuru de Daibōken Mario and Donkey Kong return to Mario Land after a long journey only to discover that Princess Peach and their friends were turned to stone. Upon searching, they find a clue that tells them it was all the work of Kaptain K. Rool and his crew, so they go to Kremling Island in Donkey World. Diddy and Dixie Kong team up after being freed from a chest by Mario and Donkey Kong, but K. Rool brainwashes them both, turning them against Mario and Donkey Kong. August, 1997

Gallery[edit]

Mario & Donkey[edit]

  • Back cover

    Back cover

  • Mario & Donkey Daibōken Page.jpg
  • Mario & Luigi finding the Rainbow Banana

    Mario & Luigi finding the Rainbow Banana

Mario & Donkey 2 Pazuru de Daibōken[edit]

  • Back cover

    Back cover

  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 1.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 7.jpg
  • Princess Peach and Mario's friends turned to stone

    Princess Peach and Mario's friends turned to stone

  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 3.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey Daibōken 2 labyrinth 1.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey Daibōken 2 labyrinth 2.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Diddy and Dixie.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 2.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 8.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 4.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 5.jpg
  • Mario & Donkey 2 Daibōken Page 6.jpg
  • Diddy and Dixie Kong brainwashed by Kaptain K.Rool

    Diddy and Dixie Kong brainwashed by Kaptain K.Rool

Miscellaneous[edit]

  • Advertisement for Mario & Donkey

    Advertisement for Mario & Donkey

  • Activity to find the lost objects starring Diddy and Dixie Kong, along with other Shōgaku Ichinensei manga including Otoboke Yoshi-kun

    Activity to find the lost objects starring Diddy and Dixie Kong, along with other Shōgaku Ichinensei manga including Otoboke Yoshi-kun

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオとドンキーだいぼうけん[1]
Mario to Donkī Daibōken 		Mario and Donkey's Great Adventure

References[edit]

  1. ^ Information about publication dates, name changes, and manga name

External links[edit]

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