Chiho Saito - Works

Works

  • Anastasia Club
  • Revolutionary Girl Utena
  • Waltz in a White Dress (円舞曲は白いドレスで, Walts wa Shiroi Dress de?)
    • Magnolia Waltz (白木蘭円舞曲?)
  • One Day, While Meeting a Knight (ある日、ナイトに会ったなら, Aru Hi, Naito ni Attanara?)
    • Take Me Away, My Dear Knight (さらフてわたしのナイト, Saratte Watashi no Naito?)
  • Kanon (花音?)
  • First Girl (ファースト・ガール, Fāsuto Gāru?)
  • Basilis no Musume (バシリスの娘, Bashirisu no Musume?)
  • Beautiful (ビューティフル, Byūtifuru?)
  • Blue Apple Labyrinth (青りんご迷宮, Ao-Ringo Meikyū?)
  • Etoile Girl (エトワール・ガール, Etowāru Gāru?)
  • Sunset Love (目を閉じて愛, Hi wo Tojite Ai?)
  • Honoka ni Purple (ほのかにパープル, Honaka ni Pāpuru?, "A Hint of Purple")
  • Dream Ballet (星を摘むドンナ, Hoshi wo Tsumu Donna?, "Pluck the Stars, Donna")
  • Ice Forest (アイスフォレスト, Aisu Foresuto?)
  • The Flower Crown Madonna (花冠のマドンナ, Kakkan no Madonna?)
  • A Love Story in Shepherd Mount (小羊印のるんぱっぱ, Kohitsuji-jirushi no Runpappa?)
  • Place of Lovers (恋人たちの場所, Koibitotachi no Basho?)
  • Love Stories (恋物語, Koimonogatari?)
  • Angel Tattoo (天使のTATTOO, Tenshi no Tattoo?)
  • Mo Hitori no Marionette (もう一人のマリオネット, Mō Hitori no Marionetto?, "One More Marionette")
  • Wait for Me at the Opera (オペラ座で待ってて, Opera-za de Mattete?)
  • Lady Masquerade (レディー・マスカレード, Redī Masukarēdo?)
  • Lilac Nocturne (紫丁香夜想曲 LILAC NOCTURNE, Shiteikō Yazōkyoku: Lilac Nocturne?)
  • The World Exists for Me (S&Mの世界, S&M no Sekai?, "World of S&M") (Published in 2 English Short Story Volumes by Tokyopop")
  • Key of Arabian Nights (千一夜の鍵, Senichiya no Kagi?, "1,001 Keys")
  • Bronze no Tenshi (ブロンズの天使, Buronzu no Tenshi?, "Bronze Angel")
  • Chat Noir no Shippo (シャ・ノワールのしっぽ, Sha Nowāru no Shippo?, "Black Cat's Tail")
  • Silver Wolf (銀の狼, Gin no Ōkami?)

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