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'''Mario will hoch hinaus''' (English translation: ''[[Mario]] is aiming high'') is the name of a 2-page comic published in the 4/1991 issue of the German [[Club Nintendo]] magazine. It was the first comic to be published in this magazine.
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[[File:Mariowillhochhinaus_CN.jpg|thumb|The opening panel of Mario will hoch hinaus]]
'''Mario will hoch hinaus''' (English translation: ''[[Mario]] is aiming high'') is the name of a 2-page comic published in the 4/1991 issue of the German ''[[Club Nintendo (magazine)|Club Nintendo]]'' magazine. It was the first comic to be published in this magazine. The story of this magazine is later continued in ''[[Marios Rückkehr]]''.


==Synopsis==
==Plot synopsis==
The cartoon starts with Mario enjoying the weather in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] and deciding to take a walk. He [[jump]]s around, and despite [[Princess Peach]] warning him, he does not see the [[Block]] ahead. This leads to him bumping the Block which yields many [[coin]]s. Trying to impress Peach, Mario uses two [[Trampoline]]s afterwards. The second one makes him jump extremely high. At the end of the comic, it's already getting darker, and Princess Peach and [[Toad]] are still waiting for Mario to come down.
The comic starts with Mario enjoying the weather in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] and deciding to take a walk. He [[jump]]s around, not seeing a [[block]] ahead. He ends up bumping the block, yielding many [[coin]]s, and then bounces off of two [[springboard]]s, with the second making him bounce extremely high. At the end of the comic, it has started to get dark, but Mario still has yet to land.


==Trivia==
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* The opening picture of the comic strip shows Mario doing a high jump. At the bottom Peach and Toad can be seen; there is also a surprised [[Lakitu]] in the air. In the background [[Princess Peach's Castle|Peach's Castle]] can be seen.
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The opening panel of Mario will hoch hinaus

Mario will hoch hinaus (English translation: Mario is aiming high) is the name of a 2-page comic published in the 4/1991 issue of the German Club Nintendo magazine. It was the first comic to be published in this magazine. The story of this magazine is later continued in Marios Rückkehr.

Plot synopsis

The comic starts with Mario enjoying the weather in the Mushroom Kingdom and deciding to take a walk. He jumps around, not seeing a block ahead. He ends up bumping the block, yielding many coins, and then bounces off of two springboards, with the second making him bounce extremely high. At the end of the comic, it has started to get dark, but Mario still has yet to land.

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Club Nintendo Comics
1991 Mario will hoch hinaus • Wart steht unter Strom • Süße Weihnachten
1992 Marios Rückkehr • Ostern im Schwammerlland • Die unheimliche Begegnung der Yoshi-Art • Im Rausch der Geschwindigkeit • Klemp-Won-Do: Muskeln sind nicht alles! • Die Bescherung
1993 Die Verwandlung • Coole Klänge • Mario im Wunderland • Erholung? Nein, danke! • Verloren in der Zeit
1995 Donkey Kong Country • Mario's Picross • Warios Weihnachtsmärchen
1996 Mario in Mariozilla • Die Nacht des Grauens • Donkey Kong in: Banana Day 24
1997 Die Blume meines Herzens • Die Jagd nach dem Nintendo 64: Krawall im All • Blast Corps in Yoshis Knallkekse • Mario im Wunderland
1998 Sag niemals Holerö! • Rummelplatzquatsch • Super Mario in Aloha Hawaii
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