K: Lost Small World

The series is based on a novel by the same name by K creators GoRA and GoHands, and tells the story of how Misaki Yata and Saruhiko Fushimi met and parted ways. Yoru Okita will draw the series.

In Shizume city there's a legend about a red king with demon-like abilities that single-handendly created the Homra organization, as long as you get accepted into Homra, you can gain extraordinary powers.

A novel adaptation of K, focused on the history of the blue clan and the events which led to Munakata Reisi's appointment as the current blue king.

Yatogami Kuroh has lost the only thing remotely close to family he had left—and to make matters worse, he's been charged with a final task by his master that he isn't entirely sure he'll be able to fulfill. Follow this young modern-era samurai as he sets off on a quest to track down the next Colorless King and determine if he's evil or not…and to strike him down where he stands if he is.

Novel adaptation of K, tells the story of how the current red clan was created, the background story of Kushina Anna, and details of Kamamoto Rikio, Yata Misaki and Fushimi Saruhiko joining the red clan and their time together as a clan.

Novel adaptation of K. This is focused on Isana Yashiro, Yatogami Kuroh, and Neko.

Tokyo Regional Legal Affairs Bureau Census Division, Annex 4 also known as SCEPTER 4 is a police institution that aims to stop criminals with special skills. But for them, their real target are... ?

The story takes place in a world where seven people with unusual powers are crowned as “kings,” and revolves around the “bonds” and “fate” between the people involved. (Source: Anime News Network)

The manga depicts what happens after the K: Missing Kings film from the viewpoints of different characters. (Source: Anime News Network)

Mikoto Suou, the leader of Homra, was strengthening his clan in Shizume Town. Reishi Munakata, the Blue King, immediately reorganized Scepter 4 and set out to restore order. When two opposite men meet, conflict is inevitable! (Source: Kodansha, translated)