Sonic the Hedgehog (ソニック・ザ・ヘッジホッグ)

Nov 2008 - Nov 2011

By Ichigo Taiga (大賀一五), ran from December 2005 to December 2008, though it continued in Character Parfait (キャラぱふぇ) from December 2008 to June 2012 as Everybody's Forest Tales P (みんな森の物語P) ^[src].
A full-colour two-page strip like many of the early comics. The mellow Toto (トート) and hotheaded Nene (ネーネ) take part in small-town community life with very different expectations.

November 2007

第23話:流れ星にお願いの巻
Episode 23: Wishing On A Shooting Star
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By Kura☆rissa (くら☆りっさ). Ran from at least June 2006 (probably earlier!) to October 2010, first as a full-colour manga with only two to five pages per issue. After June 2009 it rebranded as an 8-page black and white manga and dropped the "DP" from its title.

Instead of seeing kickass monsters kicking ass, we see tiny children explain their card strategies. Boo.

By Akira Yamanaka (山中あきら), ran from June 2007 until August 2011.
Featuring the treasure-hunting exploits of Wario and company; initially based off Wario: Master of Disguise, then changed transitioned to Wario Land: The Shake Dimension in September 2008 for the remainder of its run. On November 2010 the pagecount dropped from 16 pages to only 8.
As far as I can tell, the name is a pun on "koketsu" (虎穴), meaning "dangerous place" and often used in the Japanese phrasing of "nothing ventured, nothing gained." "Go" and"ketsu" stand for "five" and "arse" respectively.

June 2007

Wario ganks Goodstyle and clobbers Count Cannoli.
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July 2007

Count Cannoli strikes at the Smithsnorian Museum, but Arty Wario paints up some poop.

August 2007
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September 2007

Sparky Wario gatecrashes Carpaccio's show.

October 2007

Carpaccio and Canolli try to dupe Wario, but are no match for Wicked Wario.

November 2007

Tiaramisu and Wario explore the haunted Blowhole Castle.

December 2007

Wario uses Cannoli as a guinea pig on each and every trap in Poobah's Pyramid.

January 2008
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February 2008
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March 2008
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April 2008
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May 2008

Carpaccio commands the HG Soldier, an ancient moustache-stealing golem.

June 2008

Wario and Cannoli do battle with Ka-Bloom.

July 2008
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August 2008
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September 2008 (Kaitou)

With Carpaccio clobbered, Wario finds the ultimate treasure: the Ancient Globe!

September 2008 (Shake)

After being sucked inside the Ancient Globe, Wario lands in Syrup's good graces somehow.

October 2008

Wario goes toe-to-toe with a towering golem.

November 2008

Hot Roderick challenges Wario to a race... in his Unibucket.

December 2008

Wario and Captain Syrup contend with Chortlebot.

January 2009

Bloomsday shows Wario what for.

February 2009

Large Fry sends Wario a party invitation - to his doom! Wario keeps hitting him in the dick.

March 2009

Wario and the Shake King have their first big throw-down.

April 2009
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May 2009

Captain Syrup develops the Jet Pod, allowing Wario to fight Large Fry in the sky.
[MEGA: p121~136]

June 2009

Wario gets lost in a pyramid, and has to deal with Chortlebot and Mummers!
[MEGA: p85~100]

July 2009

A poor Bandinero gets manhandled so Wario can collect fuel for Rollanratl.
[MEGA: p93~108]

August 2009
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September 2009

Wario meets the malevolent sealife in his Subwarine.

October 2009

The invincible skeleton of the Shake King Gang, Recapitator, battles Wario.

November 2009

Members of the Shake King Gang corner Wario in shadowy terrain.

December 2009

Wario is a terrible train driver.

January 2010

It's a gourmet race between Large Fry and Wario!

February 2010
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March 2010

The five bosses come to blows over who gets to capture Wario.

April 2010

Wario pursues a squirrelly Nosedozer.

May 2010

It's a pyramid full of Mummers - and they're all as hardy as Wario!

June 2010

Wario's all brawn, but he's no match for one speedy Peek-a-boom.

July 2010

Hot Roderick tries to blast Wario on the high wire, but he's got the power of farting on his side.

August 2010

Recapitator returns, and Wario's gotta go fast!

September 2010

The Shake King returns... and he wants a party game contest!

October 2010

Round 2! Wario uses Queen Merelda as a human shield before she gets kidnapped again.

November 2010

Wario wages war on Large Fry's fort.

December 2010

A school of Scarracuda have it out for Wario.

January 2011

Wario, Merfle and a Bandinero cross a tunnel of spikes.
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February 2011

Spikes and Unibuckets aren't a good combination.

March 2011

Wario drags a Bandinero into the Subwarine to hunt a message in a bottle.
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April 2011
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May 2011

The Pengoons give Wario the cold shoulder.

June 2011
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July 2011

Every scrap of treasure Wario can find is actually an explosive booby trap.

August 2011

Bandinero and Merfle help Wario cross a bridge made of bombs.

By Udon Tanaka (たなかうどん, the pen name of Tamori Ha Taru / タモリはタル), ran from February 2008 [src] to November 2009. Roughly translated as "Tell Me, Toad!".

A two-page strip consists of Toad and other minor Mario characters learning how to use the various menus on Nintendo Wii and DS hardware, and doing something vaguely silly. The text feature on the next page would explain things in a more sensible manner.

June 2009

#16: Toad teaches everyone how to customise their DSi home menus.
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By Kei Aoki (あおきけい) and Maru Mika (みかまる), ran from June 2008 to April 2012; it rebranded as Fossil Fighters Champions (スーパーカセキホリダー) on December 2010. A kid with dreadful fashion sense pits regular dinosaurs against skeleton dinosaurs, alien dinosaurs, made-up dinosaurs...!

Both series are available to read on Kei Aoki's website, complete with a rough English translation:
Fossil Fighters / Fossil Fighters Champions

By Makoto Hirono (広のまこと), ran from September 2008 to April 2012, but continued in 4-koma format from May 2012 to May 2013.
A lighthearted adventure series based off then-current Sonic games, changing focus nearly every year. According to Wikipedia, games covered in story arcs include:

• Sonic Unleashed (September 2008 to March 2009)
• Sonic & The Black Knight (April to August 2009)
• Sonic Chronicles (September 2009 to Sep 2010)
• Sonic Colors (October 2010 to September 2011)
• Sonic Generations (October 2011 to April 2012)

Episode 1 (September 2008)

Sonic Unleashed: Sonic and Chip save an ice cream vendor.

Episode 2 (October 2008)

Sonic Unleashed: Chip helps Sonic get acquainted with his Werehog powers.

Episode 3 (November 2008)

Sonic Unleashed: Chip goes to a vet.

Episode 4 (December 2008)

Sonic Unleashed: A man is drowning and Sonic's more concerned about staying dry.

Episode 5 (January 2009)

Sonic Unleashed: Chip eats sandwiches and Professor Pickle needs protecting.

Episode 6 (February 2009)

Sonic Unleashed: Chip discovers he's a merchandising sensation.
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Episode 7 (March 2009)

Sonic Unleashed: Eggman tries to spy on Sonic. His disguise fools no one.

Episode 8 (April 2009)
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Episode 9 (May 2009)

Sonic & The Black Knight: Merlina summons Sonic to her world.
[MEGA: p265~280]

Episode 10 (June 2009)

Sonic & The Black Knight: Merlina shows Sonic and Caliburn her magic.
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Episode 11 (July 2009)

Sonic & The Black Knight: Merlina accidentally on purpose summons a giant evil golem.
[MEGA: p253~268]

Episode 12 (August 2009)
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Episode 13 (September 2009)

Sonic Chronicles: Sonic and Tails attempt to aid a humble lumberjack.

Episode 14 (October 2009)

Sonic Chronicles: Amy hammers some robots and G.U.N. asks for their help on finding Knuckles.

Episode 15 (November 2009)

Sonic Chronicles: Knuckles clobbers the Marauders.

Episode 16 (December 2009)

Sonic Chronicles: The gang come to blows while repairing the Tornado.

January 2010

Sonic the Hedgehog was absent from this issue.

Episode 18 (February 2010)
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Episode 19 (March 2010)

Sonic Chronicles: The four heroes help a kid fly his kite, with little success.

Episode 20 (April 2010)

Sonic Chronicles: Eggman steals Sonic's identity.

Episode 21 (May 2010)

Sonic Chronicles: Sonic and Knuckles compete over who can scale a mountain the fastest.

Episode 22 (June 2010)

Sonic Chronicles: Big's pal Froggy is missing, and he's not settling for a replacement.

Episode 23 (July 2010)

Sonic Chronicles: Still on the hunt for Big's pollywog pal!

Episode 24 (August 2010)

Sonic Chronicles: Shade the Echidna enters the scene.
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Episode 25 (September 2010)

Sonic Chronicles: Can Eggman build a robot that Amy can't destroy?

Episode 26 (October 2010)

Sonic Colors: Sonic and Tails enter Eggman's theme park and meet the Wisps.

Episode 27 (November 2010)

Sonic Colors: Sonic saves the Rocket Wisp.

Episode 28 (December 2010)

Sonic Colors: Eggman can't sleep.

Episode 29 (January 2011)

Sonic Colors: Eggman pits Sonic against the Dark Wisp.

Episode 30 (February 2011)

Sonic Colors: Sonic and Tails follow some helpful Wisps.

Episode 31 (March 2011)

Sonic Colors: An Egg Pawn gives Sonic some trouble, but is trashed by a rocket-drill combo.
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Episode 32 (April 2011)
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Episode 33 (May 2011)

Sonic Colors: Cubot and Orbot are a force to be reckoned with.

Episode 34 (June 2011)
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Episode 35 (July 2011)

Sonic Colors: Big and Froggy are introduced to the Wisps.

Episode 36 (August 2011)

Sonic Colors: Rouge helps the heroes work out some calculations.

Episode 37 (September 2011)

Sonic Colors: Cubot and Orbot take on Sonic themselves.

Episode 38 (October 2011)

Sonic Generations: Sonic sees Classic Sonic as a rival, but they become fast friends.
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Episode 39 (November 2011)

Sonic Generations: The gang get lost in Green Hill Zone somehow.
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Episode 40 (December 2011)

Sonic Generations: After some Badnik-busting in Mushroom Hill, Classic Tails joins the team.
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Episode 41 (January 2012)

Sonic Generations: Eggman can't monologue without getting kicked in the face.
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Episode 42 (February 2012)

Sonic Generations: The two Sonics are challenged by Metal Sonic in Casino Night.
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Episode 43 (March 2012)

Sonic Generations: Tails tests out different footwear on Radical Highway.
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Episode 44 (April 2012)

Sonic Generations: Eggman kidnaps Classic Sonic and gets beaten to a pulp. No joke.
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By Dynamic Taro (ダイナミック太郎), ran from September 2008 to August 2011. Bomberman and friends get into silly shenanigans in everyday Japan.

See the Totally Bombastic Bomberman Shrine Place for info and scans!

By Kei Aoki (あおきけい) and Maru Mika (みかまる), ran from January 2009 to April 2013, but resumed in Dengeki Bazooka!! (デンゲキバズーカ!!) under the title of Hoshi no Kirby: Ultra Super Pupupu Hero (星のカービィ ウルトラスーパープププヒーロー) from December 2014 to April 2016.
Fluffy antics starring the Kirby gang, probably based off the then-current games for all I know.

Two collected editions were included as pack-ins with issues of Dengeki Nintendo for KIDS:
The first volume (containing 26 episodes spanning January 2009 to February 2011, pictured left) was bundled with the April 2013 issue.
The second volume (containing 27 episodes spanning March 2011 to May 2013, pictured right) was bundled with the May 2013 issue.

The Ultra Super Pupupu Hero series has not been reprinted as of this writing, but the authors' Twitter feed reported on a vote around June 2017 to get a collected edition made.

The Masked Knight fansite has scans and translations of a fair few stories; the ones featuring Meta Knight, at least.

By Yumiko Murakami (村上ゆみ子), ran from February 2009 to September 2012.
Replacing Everybody's Forest Tales with a black-and-white multi-page comic about the exploits of Zett (ゼット), Maruna (マルナ) and the other oddball villagers.

For its final two strips it adopted a different subtitle, Komorebi Village Diary (こもれび村日記).

November 2009

diary10: 正義の味方!?参上!
Here They Come! The Justice Pals!?
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By Tamori Ha Taru (タモリはタル), ran from February 2009 to March 2009. A short two-part adaptation of the first level of Klonoa: Door to Phantomile, as part of the magazine's coverage of the Wii remake.

Mushroom64 translated the two comics into English over on Imgur!

February 2009

Klonoa and Huepow clobber a bunch of Moos while investigating the crashed ship.
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March 2009

Klonoa encounters Ghadius and battles the Rongo Lango.
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By Kei Aoki (あおきけい) and Maru Mika (みかまる), ran from January 2013 to May 2013.
Filling the void after Komorebi Village's conclusion, this follows the bumbling and hapless Topp and his band of mayor's assistants, Isabelle, Harry, Hamlet and Fuchsia.

January 2013

Topp runs from responsibility and his welcoming party.
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