Eleventh part of the Super Mario series. 
Note: chapter count includes 2 Mario Paint extra chapter.

1st part of the Super Mario series. 
Manga adaptation of the video game of the same name.

Manga based on the cult classic Super Nintendo Game of the same name.
 
Note: Sixth part of the Super Mario serie.

Features stories based on the hit Super Mario games! From crazy to classic, Mario and his friends star in adventures that find them traveling through the many worlds of one of the biggest video game series ever!
 
(Source: Viz Media)

Eight part of the Super Mario series. 
Note: chapter count includes one Mario Paint extra chapter.

Manga based on the cult classic Super Nintendo Game of the same name. 
Note: the magazine publication included 2 supplementary arcs that were supposed to be published as volumes 8&9, but they never got released for various reasons. 
Note: Fourth part of the Super Mario manga series.

Super Mario World: Mario to Yoshi no Bouken Land is an interactive anime video based on the game Super Mario World. It is designed for use with Bandai's Terebikko system, which utilizes a telephone-shaped microphone to "interact" with the video. It asks the viewer multiple choice questions, such as what will hatch from Yoshi's egg. 
(Source: Mario Wiki)

In the film, Mario and Luigi are the owners of a grocery store. One night, Mario was engrossed in his Famicom game. Suddenly, the picture goes out and Princess Peach appears on the TV screen crying for help from the enemies attacking her and jumps out of the TV. Mario falls in love with her and vows to protect her. Soon after, Koopa appears on the TV screen and starts to come out of the TV. He grabs Princess Peach and takes her into the TV. Mario then discovers a small brooch that Peach left on the floor. 
The next day, the brooch that Peach dropped becomes a matter of concern for Mario. Luigi immediately notices the brooch and regards it as the "Visionary Jewel from the Country of Treasure". Soon, Kibidango, a small dog-like being, wanders into the store and notices that Mario has Peach's brooch. He takes it away from Mario, enraging him, thus beginning his (and Luigi's) chase with Kibidango into the Mushroom Kingdom. 
(Source: Wikipedia)

An official 4-koma manga by various artists about the videogame, "Super Mario Sunshine", published in 2002.

A series of 31 stop-motion shorts that came bundled within the Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World 3DS game.

Based off of Mario Kart DS. All the characters from the game such as Wario, Luigi, Bowser, Princess Peach appear.
 
(Source: Super Mario Wiki)

Fourteenth part of the Super Mario series.

Fifteenth part of the Super Mario series.

Sixteenth part of the Super Mario series.

Seventeenth part of the Super Mario series.

Eighteenth part of the Super Mario series.

Ninteenth part of the Super Mario series. 
Note: chapter count includes one bonus chapter.

Manga based on the game of the same name. 

Note: this manga was released on an irregular schedule in the DX Bonbon, and never got a proper volume release.

Note: this manga never got a tankoubon release

A side story manga to the long-running "Super Mario-kun" series, following the events of the 2014 3DS video game "Yoshi's New Island". 

Story goes as follows: "the couple to whom the stork delivered Baby Mario and Baby Luigi allege that the brothers are not their babies. The stork then flies away to search for the real parents, when he clashes with Kamek and his goons once more. Kamek proceeds to defeat the stork in a fight and kidnap Baby Luigi, but Baby Mario slips and falls on the nearby Egg Island. He is found by a group of Yoshis who decide to take him to his brother and defeat Baby Bowser, now that he is planning to turn Egg Island into his resort. 

After Baby Bowser is defeated at his castle, it is up to the iconic duo to head over to the stork and Baby Luigi to rescue them."

This adaptation of the video game was interrupted after two chapters when the magazine in which it was published stopped its publication. 

Note: Released in Family Computer Hisshou Technique Kanpeki Han Volume 7.

Includes: 
1. Super Mario Brothers (スーパーマリオブラザーズ), Shou Kobayashi 
2. Bomberman (ボンバーマン), Shou Kobayashi 
3. Challenger (チャレンジャ), Susuo Yasuki 
4. Road Runner (ロードランナー ), Shou Kobayashi 
5. Wrecking Crew (レッキングクルー), Susuo Yasuki 
 
Note: Released in Family Computer Hisshou Technique Kanpeki Han 1

Includes: 
1. Atlantis no Nazo (アトランチスの謎), Uchuu Minazuki 
2. Gradius (グラディウス), Kobayashi Shou 
3. Hydlide Special (ハイドライドスペシャル), Kobayashi Shou 
4. Kage no Densetsu (影の伝説), Katsuhiko Oono 
5. Spy and Spy (スパイvsスパイ), Tarou Saitou 
6. Super Mario Brothers 2 (World 1) (スーパーマリオブラザーズ2〔ワールド1〕), Katsuhiko Oono 
7. Super Mario Brothers 2 (World 2) (スーパーマリオブラザーズ2〔ワールド2〕), Tarou Saitou 
8-14. Super Mario Brothers 2 (Worlds 3-9) (スーパーマリオブラザーズ2〔ワールド3~9〕), Katsuhiko Oono 
 
Note: release in Family Computer Hisshou Technique Kanpeki Han Volume 8

An obscure anime video animated by Toei that also functions as a fire safety Public Service Announcement. Very little is known about the video and details regarding distribution, plot and character names can only be deduced by the video itself.

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