Volume 1. Mukuukai:

- Zenyasai

- Ichigo-chan Panic

- Setsuna no Natsu

- Chiisana Seiya

- Mukuukai: Hiraku Yume no Tobira


Volume 2. Sora no Uta:

- Sora no Uta

- Mahou no Yuubinya-san

- ANGEL VOICE

- Earth: Episode II A Planet Named EARTH


Volume 3. Himawari

Yui has always loved Koutarou to the point that she became the manager of the athletic team. One day Koutarou confessed to her and they become a couple. Will there be heaven or hell waiting for Yui?


(Source: Shoujo Crusade)

After both his parents died in an accident, Tsugawa Tatsuya is now left with millions of heritage he can't use. In the weeks after, he's still mourning and thinking about his father's last words, "Tsugawa family's man must be a man of great vessel". But Tatsuya is not confident he can fulfill his father's last wish.


One day, he met Miyazaki Seine, a strange girl who seems to enjoy being bullied. Tatsuya believes he can help her even though his friends only see her as a masochist pervert, and Seine herself told him to mind his own business.


Seine hunts creatures of the sea, a kind of parasitic bug that controls humans and influences them to do hateful things. She possesses an immortal body and a beast called AiON that's used to lure and devour the bugs from inside the human host. She and the bugs naturally have an impulse to kill each other on contact.


Even so, Tatsuya still can't just leave her alone, he wants to help her.

Hekikai no AiON was published in English as AiON by Tokyopop with 3 volumes released from December 28, 2010 to June 29, 2011 before the publisher went defunct. VIZ Media digitally rereleased 2 of the Tokyopop volumes under the VIZ Select imprint from June 30, 2015 to July 28, 2015.

Publishers:

• Dragon Age (magazine)

A collection of short love stories:


1. Love Charge (Ueda Miwa)

2. Love Talk (Sakurai Machiko)

3. Koisuru Sekai No Katsumi De (Mikimoto Rin)

4. Academic Rubber (Hinachi Nao)

5. My Dangerous Serious Boyfriend (Masumino Aya)

6. Confession Box (Mochitsuki Kaoko)

Taruto is a young girl cat (not a cat-girl) who may be a lost princess from a world of intelligent cats. Mysterious cat forces start to attempt to capture her after she and her master Iori move to a new town.

1) Don't Underestimate Me!

Aisaka tends to get in a lot of fights and Tadaka is the school playboy. On a chance meeting where Aisaka gets beaten to a pulp, Tadaka offers to carry his bruised body home. There, Tadaka makes a deal with Aisaka that if he doesnt fight they'll have a sexual relationship.


2) Strange Lover

Masaru and Sugeru are identical twin brothers. Sugeru tends to enjoy using his brothers name to chase skirts and Masaru is the one who always gets the beatings when people come looking for revenge. Its not TOO much of a problem until Masaru meets Masato. A nice guy who really loves Sugeru (who's just using him for money), and it wouldnt be a problem if Masaru wasnt falling for Masato himself.


3) My Heart Really Hurts

Koike an average student is best friends with Jinnai, a student who excels. When they get into separate universities Koike still cannot forget what he felt for him, so when Jinnai comes around for a visit Koike jumps on his chance to tell him how he really feels.


4) Isn't Dreaming a Good Thing?

Tomonaga is forced to go to an all boys school when his mother is fed up with his delinquent ways. He expects an torn down rough school, and instead gets a school sparkling with gay pretty boys. Not that he's happy about it. At least his roommate Natsume is normal...in a sense.


5) Sorry I'm Such a Pathetic Man

Rather than bumming around all summer his mother orders Yoshimura to get a job. He quickly gets one at a barbeque shop under Sakashita who's grandfather is in the hospital. Yoshimura is surprised by how instantly drawn he is to Sakashita and spends a majority of his time at work trying not to give into his new temptations.


6) I Only Want To Be With You


7) Anyway, Fight Me

While cleaning her room, a young girl named Nana finds a mysterious diary. As soon as she opens it, out pops Majoko, a rambunctious wizard girl from the Land of Magic! Together, these two girls explore a fantastic world full of magic spells, wondrous creatures, and endless surprises. Every day is a big adventure when Majoko is around! (Source: Udon Entertainment)

Itazura Majoko no Daibouken was published in English as The Big Adventures of Majoko by Udon Entertainment from April 1, 2009 to August 2, 2011.

Publishers:

• Pre-Comic Bunbun (magazine)

One day, a young woman named Kimiko meets a little lost bird named Pippira. Living with the little bird becomes a series of surprises and discoveries. Before long this little happiness becomes, to Kimiko, an irreplaceable treasure in her day to day life.


(Source: Jmanga)

This story features a college student, that everyone describes as 'cold,' being hired to look after a professor's cute 5-year old son, which leads to looking after the father, which leads to falling in love, but the professor's brother doesn't approve and is willing to do anything to split them up. Features the introduction of Chiharu and Kazuki.


In the Kemono series:

1. Happy Yarou Wedding

2. Utsukushiki Kemono-tachi (Beautiful Beast)

3. ...Virgin Love.

4. Toriko ni Natta... Kemono (Crazy for You)

5. ...Junai no Seinen (The Young Person's Pure Love)

6. Kemono wa Ai de, Iyasareru. (Smooth over his hurt feeling)

7. Playboy Amour.

- Romance no Kaori

8. Oboreru Kemono no Koibito.

9. Men's Love

10. Aikata

11. Ueta Aikata

12. Amaeta Kemono no Shitsukekata

13. Torawareta Amai Kemono-tachi

14. Aikata no Aishikata

15. Kemono no Marking

Rika Sawaguchi is a campus idol known as "Madonna of Sugiura High." With dozens of "boyfriends-in-reserve," she is confident to bring every men on their knees in front of her. When her best friend Mako was dumped by the school's playboy Kazuki Hirota, Rika volunteered to avenge her by attracting Kazuki then dump him once he is hooked, yet Kazuki is much more than an average opponent.


(Source: ANN)

Kane Blueriver and Canal, his AI companion, are trouble contractors who take jobs which require their special skills. This could go from armed escort, to patrol, to capturing dangerous criminals. Milly is a private eye who has to be the best at everything (uchuu ichi!!). When the three of them get together, they run into one mess after another, gradually uncovering more of a mystery that ties the legendary Lost Ships to all of their pasts, bringing them closer and closer to a discovery that something called Nightmare would rather not have them find...


(Source: MU)

Lost Universe Special is a one-book story featuring Kane and the Swordbreaker crew.

(Source: Kanzaka.wikia.com)

Kane Blueriver and Canal, his AI companion, are trouble contractors who take jobs which require their special skills. This could go from armed escort, to patrol, to capturing dangerous criminals. Milly is a private eye who has to be the best at everything (uchuu ichi!!). When the three of them get together, they run into one mess after another, gradually uncovering more of a mystery that ties the legendary Lost Ships to all of their pasts, bringing them closer and closer to a discovery that something called Nightmare would rather not have them find...


(Source: MU)

The fourth Lupin III manga series.

Manga adaptation of the scenario that Type-Moon co-founders Kinoko Nasu and Takashi Takeuchi, created for the Nintendo Wii visual novel 428: Fuusasareta Shibuya de.

Oosawa Maria is a Japanese photographer currently working in Shanghai, China. Along with her partner Mino, she searches for potential newsworthy stories throughout the city. When strange events occur at a local festival, Maria and Mino immediately investigate. Quickly, the two are immersed in a battle between unknown masked men and a strange, white-haired woman. Just when Maria is about to be caught in the crossfire, an old friend by the name of Canaan appears and helps Maria escape. But a sinister plot over a deadly virus soon develops, and Canaan learns she must confront her past if she wants any chance at stopping the perpetrator and saving her friends.

The fifth Lupin III manga series.

Two short stories about cops and groups that fight terrorism.


(Source: MU)

Gun Crisis was published in English in comic book format by Studio Ironcat. The first four chapters were split-up to fit into three issues published in 1998, and the last four chapters in four issues published in 2000 as a sequel series titled Gun Crisis: Deadly Curve.

Maribo tries to bring on pleasant dreams every night by using sorcery and a special pillow he made himself. But it turns out to be a nightmare pillow called Makuran. Still, Makuran is not as bad as all that.

(Source: Mangaguide)

Sakai and Shoji are two idiots. Their band, Moozmuz, is eccentric, flamboyant and silly. Gogh, their classmate, is a quiet but intense clothes designer. Watch the friendship between these three artists blossom and suffer, rendered in Shinkichi Kato's vibrant, lively art.


(Source: Mangascreener)


Included one-shots:

Volume 1: Isamu Diary, My MHz

Volume 2: L&P: Love and Parapara, Yogera

In this story, Alice is not all what she seems. She is practical, strong, yet an cynical person. Instead of the traditional story, Alice is kidnapped unwillingly by a mysterious (yet somewhat bishie-looking) man with bunny ears into a place call Heartland. Stuck in Heartland due to a trick by the mysterious bunny eared man, she meets the residents of this world. Along the way, Alice meets Blood, handsome mafia leader; Ace, the psycho yet charming knight and more... What should Alice do in such a world!?


(Source: MU)

Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World was first published in English by Tokyopop, who published five volumes from February 9 to November 2, 2010, before cancelling publication of the final volume due to going defunct. It was later re-published in its entirety as 2-in-1 omnibus editions as Alice In The Country Of Hearts by Yen Press on June 26, 2012.

Publishers:

• Comic Avarus (magazine)

Joker no Kuni no Alice: Circus to Usotsuki Game continues the adventures of Alice as she goes deeper down the rabbit hole to the Country of Joker. Alice Liddell has now entered a new realm—the Country of Joker—where she is reunited with old friends. Yet new challenges abound, as Alice must unravel the mystery of the Circus and the Prison Realm, and deal with the enigmatic Jokers.


(Source: Seven Seas)

Joker no Kuni no Alice: Circus to Usotsuki Game was published in English as Alice in the Country of Joker: Circus and Liar's Game by Seven Seas from February 22, 2013 to March 1, 2015.

Publishers:

• Comic ZERO-SUM (magazine)

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum are the "Bloody Twins," amorous and affable killers who are able to transform themselves into adorable children or suavely handsome adults. As the gatekeepers to the Hatter Mansion, they tried to kill Alice once. Now they are hopelessly in love with her. Will either Dee or Dum win Alice’s affections, and more importantly... will she survive their screwball courtship?


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Bloody Twins was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: Bloody Twins by Seven Seas Entertainment on June 5, 2012.

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Futago no Koibito chronicles the further adventures of Alice as she goes deeper down the rabbit hole.


Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum are the "Bloody Twins," amorous and affable killers who are able to transform themselves into adorable children or suavely handsome adults. As the gatekeepers to the Hatter Mansion, they tried to kill Alice once. Now they are hopelessly in love with her. In this newest adventure, will either Dee or Dum win Alice's affections, and more importantly...will she survive their screwball courtship?


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Futago no Koibito was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: Twin Lovers by Seven Seas Entertainment on May 26, 2015.

Ace, the Knight of Heart Castle, is known throughout Wonderland not only for his master swordsmanship, but for his tendency towards cruelty. Can the charming Alice Liddell mellow Ace and his violent ways? Perhaps Ace will even fall in love with Alice...if he doesn't kill her first.


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Heart no Kishi was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: Ace of Hearts by Seven Seas on June 4, 2013.

A retelling of the Clover no Kuni no Alice storyline that focuses on Ace.

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Kishi no Kokoroe was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: Knight's Knowledge by Seven Seas from July 14, 2014 to November 4, 2014.

The romance between the Incubus’ aide the Lizard (Gray Ringmarc) and Alice. Once a capable assassin, now a sensible and mature adult. Alice thinks herself just a child beside him, incompatible with him despite her attraction to him… A manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Gray.


(Source: Mad Hatter Scans)

Manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Alice and Nightmare. Also contains a story from Crimson Empire.

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Nightmare was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: Nightmare by Seven Seas on April 1, 2014.

Manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Elliot and Alice.


In the country of Clover, romance blossoms between Elliot March and Alice. Elliot may have rabbit ears and a sweet smile to match, but as the second in command at Hatter Mansion, the headquarters of Wonderland’s mafia, he is a ruthless killer. Can Alice truly love such an adorable madman?


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Sangatsu Usagi was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: March's Hare by Seven Seas Entertainment on March 4, 2014.

The romance between the Hatter Mansion’s March Hare (Elliot March) and Alice. A big man with adorable rabbit ears, and yet a mafia No. 2. In this colorful world, he gives orange smiles and holds a cold silver gun. On the surface he is ruthless, yet underneath he is as sweet as can be. Incredibly dangerous, incredibly sweet, a love story of Wonderland. A manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Elliot


(Source: Mad Hatter Scans)

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Sangatsu Usagi no Kakumei was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: March Hare's Revolution by Seven Seas Entertainment on April 28, 2015.

Manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Peter and Alice.

Contains stories that focus on Alice and Gray from Clover no Kuni no Alice and a short story from Crimson Empire.

Clover no Kuni no Alice: Tokage no Hosakan was published in English as Alice in the Country of Clover: The Lizard Aide by Seven Seas Entertainment on January 6, 2015.

Freshly arrived in the Country of Hearts, Alice bounces from territory to territory in search of a stable home. She finally falls in with the Hatter family, a group of mobsters led by the seductive Blood Dupre. Yet Alice is shocked to discover that Blood looks exactly like her lost love from her home world.


Can Alice see past the memory of the man she once loved and recognize the Mad Hatter for what he truly is?


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Heart no Kuni no Alice: Boushiya to Shinya no Ochakai was published in English as Alice in the Country of Hearts: The Mad Hatter's Late Night Tea Party by Seven Seas from November 5, 2013 to January 7, 2014.

Unwillingly drawn into the Country of Hearts, Alice decides to make the Clocktower her home. However, the volatile relationship between Alice and Julius the Clockmaker does not make her stay easy. Just when she thinks she's had enough, other players who vie for Alice's heart enter the picture: the dream demon Nightmare, and the dashing Ace of Hearts. Who will Alice choose?


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Heart no Kuni no Alice: Koisuru Ibara no Meikyuu was published in English as Alice in the Country of Hearts: Love Labyrinth of Thorns by Seven Seas on May 6, 2014.

Publishers:

• Zero-Sum Online (magazine)

One day, a mysterious rabbit-eared man named Peter suddenly appears in Alice's garden and kidnaps her, whisking her off to a dangerous world where every resident brandishes a weapon. Trapped in this land in the midst of a three-way power struggle, Alice accepts an offer to stay at the Hatter's mansion. At the mansion, Alice meets the Hatter's right-hand man, Elliot March, who is likable and charming and... also sports a pair of bunny ears! And yet, Alice cannot get over the fact that Elliot is actually a Mafia hitman, willing to kill people without hesitation... In this popular Wonderland manga, the March Hare has finally arrived!!


(Source: Yen Press)

Heart no Kuni no Alice: My Fanatic Rabbit was published in English as Alice In The Country Of Hearts: My Fanatic Rabbit by Yen Press from December 11, 2012 to April 23, 2013.

Publishers:

• Comic Avarus (magazine)

A story focusing on Alice and Nightmare within the Joker no Kuni no Alice timeline.

Joker no Kuni no Alice: Mahiru ni Miru Yume was published in English as Alice in the Country of Joker: The Nightmare Trilogy Vol. 2: Afternoon Dream by Seven Seas on December 2, 2014.

Manga adaptation of the otome game, Joker no Kuni no Alice, that focuses on Alice and Nightmare.

Joker no Kuni no Alice: Yoake Mae ni Miru Yume was published in English as Alice in the Country of Joker: The Nightmare Trilogy Vol. 1: Dream Before Dawn by Seven Seas on August 5, 2014.

A collection of stories featuring different characters from Quinrose's otome games—Arabians Lost, Heart no Kuni no Alice, Clover no Kuni no Alice, and Crimson Empire.

A collection of stories featuring different characters from Quinrose's otome games—Arabians Lost, Heart no Kuni no Alice, Clover no Kuni no Alice, and Crimson Empire.

Tales of love abound in Wonderland, especially where Alice is concerned. Whether it?s the March Hare, the Clockmaker, Gray Ringmarc, or Blood Dupre, Alice has many admirers and she just can?t make up her mind who she likes best.


This anthology chronicles the many loves of Alice Liddell, and also features a story about the love between a prince and a maid in Crimson Empire, and the love between an assassin and a princess in Arabians Lost.


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Renai Otogibanashi: Toy Box was published in English as Alice Love Fables: Toy Box by Seven Seas on December 3, 2013.

Julius Monrey is the grim Clockmaker of Wonderland, responsible for controlling the world's time from his lonely Clock Tower, not to mention fixing the stopped clocks of the dead. When the beautiful Alice Liddell comes to live with and rely upon him, will her warm personality melt through his cool, apathetic heart, and bring about romantic feelings he never knew he had?


(Source: Seven Seas)

Anniversary no Kuni no Alice: Tokeiya was published in English as Alice in the Country of Hearts: The Clockmaker's Story by Seven Seas Entertainment on August 6, 2013.

The suspicious white rabbit Peter White kidnapped Alice and took her to the Country of Hearts. And now for the second time, she encounters a change in the landscape called the "Move" -- which sends her from Country of Clovers to Country of Diamonds. For some reason the role-holders don't remember Alice! She stays in the Castle of Diamond and meets the Black Rabbit prime minister Sidney Black. Will she be captivated by his wicked tongue...!?

An illustrated novel that introduces the all-new Country of Diamonds! Alice suddenly shifts territories from the Country of Clover to the all-new Country of Diamonds, and everything has changed. None of the familiar faces in the Country of Diamonds seem to remember Alice—in fact, they claim to have never met her before!


Join Alice as she makes new friends and enemies, and becomes embroiled in new romances, all while exploring the exciting new regions in the Country of Diamond: Castle Diamond, the Graveyard, the Train Station, and Hatter Mansion.


(Source: Seven Seas)

Diamond no Kuni no Alice: Bet On My Heart was published in English as Alice in the Country of Diamonds: Bet On My Heart by Seven Seas on October 21, 2014.

Short stories of the Alice franchise, also features content that was in the limited edition of the game the series is based on.

Alice in Junk Box was published in English as Alice in the Country of Hearts: Junk Box by Seven Seas Entertainment on June 30, 2015.

A spin-off of the main series focusing on the white rabbit, Peter.

The first volume of Heart no Kuni no Alice: Tokei Usagi to Gogo no Koucha wo was published in English as Alice in the Country of Hearts: White Rabbit and Some Afternoon Tea by Seven Seas Entertainment on August 25, 2015. The second volume wasn't released due to the closure of QuinRose in Japan.

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Hika Souma, called Picasso by friends, is 17 and still without a girlfriend after being dumped 13 times. One day, a pretty girl who later introduces herself as Sujata drags him out from a moving train, and with her unwanted assistance, his childhood trauma toward demons (oni) takes the form of a real demon summoned out from his body.


(Source: MU)

Sakumiya Minagi and his adopted older brother Amou live in a family which protects the katana's, "Kiriyasha" and "Hagasumi". Kiriyasha has been known to be attracted to blood and the only thing that can stop it is the sword "Hagasumi". After the death of Minagi's father, strange people start to appear around Minagi, some attacking him and others protecting him. Soon after, his brother Amou breaks the seal of the Kiriyasha and leaves the Sakumiya house after killing his mother. Minagi now has to fight his brother with the Hagasumi and seal the Kiriyasha once again.