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Super Mario: Manga Mania

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No. 111 is Gekiga Ningen Kakumei by Isami Ishii, which started on Jan. 2nd, 1989 with 56 volumes and ended in Feb. 11th, 2003 in Seikyo Shougakusei Shimbun (daily).

No. 116 is Sake no Hosomichi by Roswell Hosoki, which started in 1994 with 52 volumes & 998 chapters in Weekly Manga Goraku.

No. 128 is Naze ka Shousuke by Hideo Hijiri, which started in 1982 with 51 volumes & 570 chapters in Big Comic Superior (semimonthly).

No. 129 is 4P Tanaka-kun by Taro Nami & Sanbanchi Kawa, which started in 1986 with 51 volumes & 459 chapters in Weekly Shonen Magazine Akita Shoten.

No. 134 is Hocho Mushuku by Yasuyuki Tagawa, which started in 1998 with 50 volumes & 302 chapters in Weekly Manga Goraku Nihon Bungeisha.

No. 142 is Gambling Racer by Makoto Tanaka, which started in 1988 with 46 volumes & 477 chapters in Weekly Morning Kodansha.

Manga that has a videogame series as the source material.

All manga of the popular Nintendo video game series Super Mario and Earthbound (Mother)

Manga that might make you question "why is there an adaptation of THAT?"
Some might be a little more surprising than others but will still make you think "that exists huh?"

Other honorable mentions that didn't make the list:
any Jesus manga, Beauty and the Beast, Blair Witch, Finding Nemo, Frozen, Grimms Manga Tales, Joker, Lollipop Chainsaw, Tangled, Thomas The Tank Engine and Wolverine

Manga that are based on videogames in general.

Note: This list includes BOTH manga based on games for younger audiences as well as manga based on games for older audiences.

Also, it includes ones that are based on very popular videogames.

My apologies if some manga are excluded, it's either because there's no more space or because it's marketed as hentai. Thanks.

In release order