Concluded Titles
These titles have concluded their runs in Weekly Young Sunday.
- Angel, by U-Jin
- Bakune Young, by Toyokazu Matsunaga
- BUGS: Summer of Predators, by Kyoichi Nanatsuki & Yoshihide Fujiwara (2006–2007)
- Captain Donkabe, by Hiroto Oishi
- Cupid no Itazura Nijidama, by Taku Kitazaki
- Fighting Beauty Wulong, by Yūgo Ishikawa ♥
- Hikari no Sora, by Eiji Kazama
- Hoshi no Furumachi, by Hidenori Hara
- Ichi the Killer, by Hideo Yamamoto (May 1998 through 2001) ♣
- Irasshāse., by Yūsuke Yoshida (began issue 21/22 in 2004)
- Jimuin A-ko, by Hiroyuki Nishimori (began issue 14 in 2006)
- Kakeru, by Kenjirō Takeshita (1997-?)
- Karen Jogakiun Kōkō Danshi Kendōbu, by Kenji Morita (began issue 13 in 2007)
- Lycanthrope Leo, by Kengo Kaji and Kenji Okamura
- Odawara Dragon Quest!, by Dragon Odawara (began issue 7/8 in 2003)
- O~i! Ryoma, by Yū Koyama and Tetsuya Takeda (1986–1996)
- One-Pound Gospel, by Rumiko Takahashi (not in every issue, March 1987 - January 2007) ♥
- Over Rev!, by Katsumi Yamaguchi (1997-?) ♥
- Portus, by Jun Abe
- Sakura Diaries by U-Jin (1995–2000)
- Seishun-kun, by Yasutaka Togashi (1989-?)
- Sex, by Atsushi Kamijo (1988–1992)
- Shimokita Glory Days, by Jiro Otani
- Short Cuts, by Usamaru Furuya (1998-?)
- Short Program (various short stories), by Mitsuru Adachi (1987–1995)
- Solanin by Inio Asano (2005-2006)
- Tell Me A Lie, by Gosho Aoyama (2007)
- Yagami-kun no Katei no Jijō, by Kei Kusunoki (1986–1990)
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