Young Animal - Manga Artists and Series Featured in Young Animal

Manga Artists and Series Featured in Young Animal

(Names are in alphabetical order, family name shown last)

  • Ryuta Amazume
    • Nana to Kaoru (2008-ongoing)
  • Kou Fumizuki
    • Ai Yori Aoshi (1998–2005) complete
    • Umi no Misaki (2007–ongoing)
  • Shigemitsu Harada
    • Yuria 100 Shiki (2006–2010) complete
  • Hiroshi Itaba
    • Mouse (story by Satoru Akahori) (2000–2004)
  • Katsu Aki
    • Angel Hard
    • Futari Ecchi (Step Up Love Story; US: Manga Sutra) (1997–ongoing)
    • Futari Ecchi for Ladies
    • My Silver-Colored House
    • Show
  • Kanji Kawashita
    • Asaya no Tsubaki (2008-ongoing)
  • Kentaro Miura
    • Berserk (1989–ongoing)
  • Tomochika Miyano
    • Yubisaki Milk Tea (2003–2010)
  • Ashita Morimi
    • This Ugly Yet Beautiful World (story by Gainax) (2004–2005)
  • Yokusaru Shibata
    • Air Master (1997–2006)
  • Tarō Shinonome
    • KimiKiss: Various Heroines (2006–2009)
    • Amagami: Precious Diary (2009–ongoing)
  • Kaoru Shintani
    • Buttobi CPU (US: I Dream of Mimi) (1993–1997)
  • Izumi Takemoto
    • Twinkle Star Nonnonzie
  • Sakura Takeuchi
    • Chocotto Sister (story by Go Zappa) (2003–2007)
  • Yutaka Tanaka
    • Ai-Ren (1991–2002)
  • Chica Umino
    • March Comes in Like a Lion (Sangatsu no Lion) (2007–ongoing)
  • Kiminori Wakasugi
    • Detroit Metal City (2005–2010)

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