Works
Kusunoki focused most of her career on anime production. Just recently she returned to manga, drawing Bitter Virgin. Most of her works have not been officially translated and published in English.
- Yagami-kun no Katei no Jijō (1986-1990)
- Blood Reign: Curse of the Yoma (1989)
- Ogre Slayer (1992-2001)
- Dokkan Love (1996)
- Donmai Princess (2000)
- D no Fuuin (2000)
- Diabolo (manga) (2001-2003)
- Girls Saurus (2002)
- Girls Saurus DX (2003-2008)
- 100 Ways of an Exorcist (2005-ongoing)
- Bitter Virgin (2006-2008)
- Innocent W (2004-2006)
- Sengoku Nights (2006)
- Vampire (manga) (or Kessaku Tanpenshuu Vampire)
- Koi Tomurai
- Yaoyorozu Toushinden Kami-gakari (2009-ongoing)
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