In the Anywhere But Here series: #V1. Yama e Iku 1. **Yama e Iku** (山へ行く; Going to the Mountains); *Flowers 2006-04* 2. **Uchuusen Unten Menkyoshou** (宇宙船運転免許証); *Flowers 2006-05* 3. **Eki made Mugen** (駅までムゲン); *Flowers 2006-12* 4. **Message** (メッセージ); *Flowers 2006-08* 5. **Anata wa Dare desu ka** (あなたは誰ですか); *Flowers 2006-06* 6. **Yureru Sekai** (ゆれる世界); *Flowers 2006-07* 7. **Kuroi Hitsuji** (くろいひつじ); *Flowers 2007-01* 8. **Kifujin** (貴婦人); *Flowers 2007-03* 9. **Vibrato** (ビブラート); *Flowers 2006-11* 10. **Yanagi no Ki** (柳の木; The Willow Tree); *Flowers 2007-05* #V2. Sphinx 11. **Oedipus: Message III** (オイディプス　メッセージIII); *Flowers 2007-09* 12. **Sphinx: Message IV** (スフィンクス　メッセージIV); *Flowers 2009-10* 13. **Umi no Ao** (海の青); *Flowers 2009-07* 14. **Aoi Door** (青いドア); *Flowers 2007-08* 15. **Sekai no Owari ni Tatta Hitori de** (世界の終わりにたった1人で); *Flowers 2007-10~11* 1 16. **Sekai no Owari ni Tatta Hitori de** (世界の終わりにたった1人で); *Flowers 2007-10~11* 2 17. **Shimauma no Q&A** (しまうまのＱ＆Ａ); *Flowers 2007-06* #V3. Haru no Ogawa 18. **Mizutama** (水玉); *Flowers 2010-02* 19. **Shampoo** (シャンプー); *Flowers 2010-10* 20. **Yuri mo Bara mo** (百合もバラも); *Flowers 2011-10* 21. **Hanayome: Message V** (花嫁―メッセージV―); *Flowers 2010-10* 22. **Umi to Shinju** (海と真珠); *Flowers 2010-11* 23. **Haru no Ogawa** (春の小川); *Flowers 2011-03* Collected separately 24. **Nanohana** (なのはな); *Flowers 2011-08* 25. **Pluto Fujin** (プルート夫人); *Flowers 2011-04* 26. **Ame no Yoru: Uranus Hakushaku** (雨の夜―ウラノス伯爵); *Flowers 2012-02* 27. **Salome 20XX** (サロメ20XX); *Flowers 2012-03*

A collection of short stories: 1. **Hanshin** (半神, Hanshin: Half-God) 2. **Ragini** (ラーギニー) 3. **Slow Down** (スロー・ダウン) 4. **Suimu** (酔夢, A Drunken Dream) 5. **Hanauzumi** (花埋み) 6. **Koucha no Hanashi** (紅茶の話) 7. **Tsuioku** (追憶) 8. **Paris Tayori** (パリ便り) 9. **Herbal Beauty** (ハーバル・ビューティ) 10. **Asobi-dama** (あそび玉) 11. **Marine** (マリーン) *Note: The one-shots "Hanshin" and "Suimu" were published in English in the manga anthology A Drunken Dream and Other Short Stories by Fantagraphics on September 27, 2010.*

Conjoined twins Yudy and Yucy are as different as possible. Older Yudy is intelligent but ugly, as her nutrients are used up by her beautiful but simpleminded sister Yucy. Loving and hating so deeply, where does one girl begin and the other end? *Note: Published in English as a part of the "A Drunken Dream and Other Stories" manga anthology by Fantagraphics.*

Sequel of the manga "They Were Eleven" is surprisingly different from the original. The story focuses on the rule of King Mayan, Baceska, which we know from "They Were Eleven".

A collection of one shots: 1) Ruru to Mimi 2) Suteki na Mahou 3) Cool Cat 4) Bakuhatsu Gaisha 5) Bianca 6) Porch de Shoujo ga Koinu to 7) Bell to Mike no Ohanashi 8) Yuki no Ko 9) Sebonme no Pin

A young man volunteers to participate in a sensory deprivation experiment. Despite its apparent success, the experiment does leave him with some psychological aftereffects.

Two-year-old Leo is not your average house cat. One day he notices his young neighbor Tatsuru on his way to elementary school and he then decides to follow him and enroll himself! After finding his own backpack and school equipment, young Leo realizes that anything Tatsuru can do, he can do as well! And best of all, since he is a feline he can do it all with a style and flair all of his own. Leo can go to school! Leo can live on his own! Leo can find a part-time job or even be chef! Eventually Leo's life is full of wonderful memories, but it could have taken a very different turn if not for those who loved him. (Source: DENPA)

The story follows the life of a teenage boy named "Mesh," so-called for his unique "mesh"-colored hair: blonde with silver strands on the sides. It begins with a scene where Mesh, after being beaten, escapes from a mob and encounters Milon, a forger and painter. Mesh ends up staying at Milon's house, and the two form an unlikely bond as they navigate life together. Each chapter is a poetic blend of crime, peaceful everyday moments, or the vibrant nightlife of artists in a fictionalized Paris. *Mesh* is regarded as one of Hagio Moto's defining works, marking a pivotal shift in her artistic style. It was her first series to adopt a more realistic look while retaining the ethereal beauty characteristic of 1970s shoujo art. The story ventures into more mature themes while continuing to explore Hagio's recurring motifs, such as parent-child relationships and adolescence. Volume 1: 1. Mesh 2. Rouge Volume 2: 3. Haru no Hone Volume 3: 4. Kakumei 5. Montmartre Volume 4: 6. Mimi wo Katamukete 7. Buran Volume 5: 8. Sen no Ya 9. Nigate na Jinshu Volume 6: 10. Shanikusai Volume 7: 11. Surreal na Ai no Real na Shi Volume 8: 12. Fune *Note: In 2024 a digital only eight volume was released which included the story Fune*

An eight page full colour one-shot by Moto Hagio about loving somebody.

An anthology comic of Shabake by various mangaka.

Jeremy, a sensitive but outgoing 15 year old, is delighted to hear the news of his neurotic and excitable mother's remarriage to a wealthy British man. However, much to his horror, his sweet-talking new step-father Greg, soon begins to exhibit a disturbing trait...he is a sadistic pedophile and loses no time in making Jeremy his target. Zankoku na Kami ga Shihaisuru portrays the tale of two stepbrothers - Jeremy and Ian - as they each pursue their separate paths towards redemption.

A collection of five one-shots: 1. **Iguana no Musume** (イグアナの娘 | Iguana Girl) A high school senior without self-esteem thinks she's an iguana. Her mother claims that whenever she sees Rika, she sees an iguana instead of a real human. Because of this, Rika has never received or was shown any love by her mother. Rika's younger sister Mami has been getting all of the love and attention by the mother. 2. **Catharsis** (カタルシス) 3. **Gogo no Hizashi** (午後の日射し) 4. **Gakkou e Iku Kusuri** (学校へ行くクスリ) 5. **Yuujin K** (友人K)