Note: By Inouesatoh

Note: Translation of 亜童 (Kōdansha Japan, 2020 series)

Note: Cover mentions "A Clueless Girl" as being the meaning behind "Aho-Girl"

Note: English translation of エア・ギア [Ea Gia] [Air Gear] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2003 series).

Note: English translation of エア・ギア [Ea Gia] [Air Gear] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2003 series).

Note: By Gamon Sakurai (桜井画門). Translation of 亜人 (Kodansha Japan, 2013 series).

Note: Second edition. Omnibus edition, three volumes per book. Translation of 亜人 (Kodansha Japan, 2013 series).

Note: The first few pages of each book are on glossy paper and in color.

Note: By Katsuhiro Otomo. Includes the original Japanese art, Otomo's hand-drawn sound effects in the right to left format all for the first time in English. Also includes an art book.

Note: art: Ai Takahashi (高橋愛); original story: Sai Sumimori (澄守彩) translation of 実は俺、最強でした? / Jitsu wa Ore, Saikyō deshita? (Kodansha Japan, 2019 series)

Note: By Raiku Makoto

Note: Translation of どうせ、恋してしまうんだ。/ Dōse, Koishite Shimaunda (Kōdansha Japan, 2021 series)

Note: By Tsutomu Nihei (弐瓶勉). Translation of 人形の国 / Ningyō no Kuni (Kodansha Japan, 2017 series)

Note: American translation of the Japanese series アリサ. By Natsumi Ando Volume one was published after volume nine came out.

Note: manga: Natsumi Inoue (井上菜摘); character design: jimmy; story: Miraijin A (未来人A) Translation of: 転生貴族、鑑定スキルで成り上がる ~弱小領地を受け継いだので、優秀な人材を増やしていたら、最強領地になってた~ / Tensei Kizoku Kantei Sukiru de Nariagaru: Jakushō Ryōchi o Uketsuidanode, Yūshūna Jinzai o Fuyashite Itara, Saikyō Ryōchi ni Natteta (Kodansha Japan, 2020 series)

Note: Translation of あしたのジョー / Ashita no Joe (Kodansha Japan, 1968 series)

Note: The sequel to the series "Until the Full Moon." By Sanami Matoh

Note: By Hajime Isayama (諫山創). Translation of 進撃の巨人 / Shingeki no Kyojin (Kodansha Japan, 2010 series). Originally serialized in 別冊少年マガジン (Bessatsu Shōnen Magajin / Separate Shonen Magazine) starting in 2009.

Note: Three volumes per book except for the final one. By Hajime Isayama (諫山創). Translation of 進撃の巨人 / Shingeki no Kyojin (Kodansha Japan, 2010 series). Originally serialized in 別冊少年マガジン (Bessatsu Shōnen Magajin / Separate Shonen Magazine) starting in 2009.

Note: Oversize edition with higher quality paper reprinting the mega-popular series in its entirety. Five-volumes-per-book except for the last volume which is four-in-one. By Hajime Isayama (諫山創)

Note: Adapts the first arc of the light novel series Monogatari. By Nisioisin (西尾維新) and Oh! Great. Translation of 化物語 (Kodansha Japan, 2018 series)

Note: Updated translation with approximately 300 pages per volume. By Yukito Kishiro (木城ゆきと). Translation of 銃夢 / Gunnm (Shueisha, 1990 series). Originally serialized in Shueisha's Business Jump magazine.

Note: By Yukito Kishiro

Note: By Yukito Kishiro (木城ゆきと). Translation of 銃夢火星戦記 / Ganmu Kasei Senki (Kodansha Japan, 2015 series).

Note: By Kaori Yuki (由貴香織里). Translation of 落園の美女と野獣 / Rakuen no Bijo to Yajū (Kodansha Japan, 2020 series).

Note: By Hajime Isayama (諫山創). Translation of 進撃の巨人 Full color edition / Shingeki no Kyojin Full Color Edition (Kodansha Japan, 2021 series) Select chapters from the Attack on Titan series retouched and rendered in color.

Note: By Nicke; Subititled "The Girl Who Fell From the Sky"; reading order right to left; created for French publisher Ki-oon (as La fillette tombée du ciel) by Japanese artist Nicke without a Japanese publisher in between.

Note: By Ryo Hanada (花田陵). Translation of ブラックガルド (Kodansha Japan, 2020 series).

Note: Translation of ブレス (Kodansha Japan, 2022 series)

Note: The publisher's first ever Japanese-made manga to be released first in English language markets before making it to other territories. Not to be confused with the namesake webtoon manhwa by Choi Yun-yeol.

Note: By Shuzo Oshimi (押見修造). Translation of the series 血の轍 / Chi no Wadachi (Shogakukan, 2017 series)

Note: story: Muneyuki Kaneshiro (金城宗幸); art: Yusuke Nomura (ノ村優介) Translation of ブルーロック (Kōdansha Japan, 2018 series)

Note: Translation of: ブルーロック-Episode 凪- (Kōdansha Japan, 2022 series)

Note: By Tsubasa Yamaguchi (山口つばさ). Translation of ブルーピリオド (Kodansha Japan, 2017 series).

Note: Translation of 青のミブロ / Ao no Miburo (Kodansha Japan, 2022 series)

Note: By Yousuke Kaneda (金田陽介). Translation of 寄宿学校のジュリエット / Kishuku Gakkō no Jurietto (Kodansha Japan, 2015 series).

Note: Translation of 無口な公爵令嬢と冷徹な皇帝 ~前世拾った子供が皇帝になっていました~ / Mukuchina Kōshaku Reijō to Reitetsuna Kōtei: Zense Hirotta Kodomo ga Kōtei ni Natteimashita (Ichijinsha, 2022 series)

Note: By Keito Gaku (学慶人). Translation of ボーイズ・ラン・ザ・ライオット (Kodansha Japan, 2020 series).

Note: Translation of 束の間の一花 / Tsuka no Ma no Ichika (Kodansha Japan, 2021 series)

Note: By Yoshinobu Yamada

Note: Collector's edition with extra pages per volume. By Clamp. Translation of カードキャプターさくら / Kādokyaputā Sakura (Kodansha Japan, 1996 series). Originally serialized in Nakayoshi magazine.

Note: By Akane Shimizu (清水茜). Translation of はたらく細胞 / Hataraku Saibō (Kodansha Japan, 2015 series).

Note: By Yasuhiro Fukuda (福田泰宏). Translation of はたらく細胞BABY / Hataraku Saibō Baby (Kodansha Japan, 2020 series). Spinoff of Akane Shimizu's Cells at Work! manga series.

Note: story: Shigemitsu Harada (原田重光); art: Issei Hatsuyoshiya (初嘉屋一生); created by Akane Shimizu (清水茜) Translation of はたらく細胞BLACK / Hataraku Saibō Black (Kodansha Japan, 2018 series)

Note: By Akane Shimizu (清水茜). Translation of はたらく細胞 / Hataraku Saibō (Kodansha Japan, 2015 series). Also includes an exclusive 60-page bonus book with the pilot manga, author interview, and concept sketches, not previously available.

Note: Translation of はたらく細胞 / Hataraku Saibō (Kodansha Japan, 2015 series).

Note: By Hazuki Takeoka (竹岡葉月); art: Fly. Translation of 今日、小柴葵に会えたら。 / Kyō, Koshiba Aoi ni Aetara (Ichijinsha, 2019 series)

Note: By Clamp Translation of ちょびっツ / Chobittsu (Kodansha Japan, 2001 series). Originally serialized in Weekly Young Magazine. Special edition with larger size, premium paper and some color pages

Note: By Minoru Furuya (古谷実). Translation of シガテラ / Shigatera (Kodansha Japan, 2003 series). Two-in-one edition.

Note: By Keiichi Arawi (あらゐけいいち). Translation of a series originally published by Kodansha Japan starting in 2017.

Note: First edition. By Naoko Takeuchi (武内直子). Translation of コードネームはセーラーＶ / Kōdonēmu wa Sērā Bui (Kodansha Japan, 1993 series).

Note: Second edition. Includes brand new covers, translation, lettering and remastered art plus the color pages from its original magazine serialization in Japan. By Naoko Takeuchi (武内直子). Translation of コードネームはセーラーＶ / Kōdonēmu wa Sērā Bui (Kodansha Japan, 1993 series).

Note: By Yui Sakuma

Note: By Megumi Morino (森野萌) Translation of 花野井くんと恋の病 / Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai (Kodansha Japan, 2017 series)

Note: By Yasunobu Yamauchi (山内泰延). Translation of 男子高校生の日常 / Danshi Kōkōsei no Nichijō (Square Enix, 2010 series). Originally serialized in Gangan Online from 2009 to 2012.

Note: Translation of ダーウィン事変 / Darwin Jihen (Kodansha Japan, 2020 series)

Note: Illustrated by Makoto Niwano; Story by Emily Rodda

Note: By Haruko Kumota

Note: By Shūzō Oshimi (押見修造). Translation of デビルエクスタシー (Kōdansha Japan, 2005 series).

Note: By Satoru Matsuba

Note: By Hiroaki Samura

Note: By Nanashi (ナナシ). Translation of イジらないで、長瀞さん / Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san (Kodansha Japan, 2018 series).

Note: By Taku Kuwabara

Note: By Hiro Mashima (真島ヒロ). Originally published by Kodansha Japan (2018 series).

Note: Two volumes per book. Translation of ザ・ファブル (Kodansha Japan, 2014 series) The series went to twenty-two volumes in Japan.

Note: American reprint of フェアリーテイル [Fearī Teiru / Fairy Tail] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2006 series). First 12 issues were originally published by Del Rey but were reprinted by Kodansha. They were reprinted on a staggered basis from June 2011 to September 2012 after vol. 13 had already come out.

Note: by Yuusuke Shirato

Note: By Hiro Mashima. Oversize collection of the Fairy Tale manga series, larger and with better paper. Collects five volumes per book.