Kiseijuu's tribute manga series of original stories by various mangaka. 1. Yura no Mon wo (由良の門を) \[Hagio Moto\]; Afternoon 2016-05 2. Konya mo Eat It (今夜もEat it) \[Oota Moare\]; 2016-04 3. Baba Koukaisu (ババ後悔す) \[Takeya Takayuki\]; 2016-05 4. Paragant (PARAGANT) \[Nirasawa Yasushi\]; 2015-01 5. Lucy to Migi (ルーシィとミギー) \[Mashima Hiro\]; 2015-10 6. Oshiete! Tamiya Ryouko-sensei (教えて！田宮良子先生) \[PEACH-PIT\]; 2015-07 7. Kawarimono (変わりもの) \[Kumakura Takatoshi; 2015-06 8. Perfect Soldier (PERFECT SOLDIER) \[Minagawa Ryouji\]; 2015-05 9. Migi no Tabi (ミギーの旅) \[Ueshiba Riichi\]; 2015-04 10. Edible (EDIBLE) \[Endou Hiroki\]; 2015-02 11. Kisei!! Ekoda-chan (寄生!! 江古田ちゃん) \[Takinami Yukari\]; 2014-12 12. Agonashi Gen to Ore wa Kiseijuu (アゴなしゲンとオレは寄生獣) \[Hiramoto Akira\]; 2014-11

In the year 2999, only eleven cities still survive on Earth. The climate has changed drastically, and a biochemical apocalypse has made women extinct. For centuries, the male population of Earth has survived by depending on only one woman, called the Holy Mother, whose ova are harvested to create genetically engineered children. By now, any concept of a world in which women exist as ordinary people is long gone. Society has re-structured itself around all-male families, and gay relationships have become the norm. At the beginning of Marginal, the Holy Mother is assassinated by a terrorist known as Grinja. The government in power doesn't want to start a mass panic, so it pretends that the Holy Mother has only shed her vessel, and that she will be miraculously "reborn" in the near future. The public, which is superstitious and devout, believes this easily. Only government officials know that behind the scenes, there is a frantic effort to create a new being with an XXY chromosome -- a male capable of giving birth. (This is a BL misrepresentation of an actual phenomenon known as Klinefelter's Syndrome.) The manga's story revolves around one such boy -- Kira, the product of a genetic experiment, who becomes involved in a three-way relationship with Grinja, the aforementioned terrorist, and Ashijin, a young man who calls himself Kira's owner. A complex plot and flawless world-building make the story irresistible, and Kira's search for freedom is as symbolic as it is gripping. (Source: The Pink Panzer)

Jose is a student of a boarding school. His father gets remarried and Lange, a pretty blond boy, becomes his stepbrother.They stay in a second house in the countryside in summer while their parents are in their honeymoon trip. There's a strange green house full of withered rose plants near the river... Jose falls in love with Lange, but there is a spirit in the greenhouse who wants Lange all for himself.

As winter draws to a close, German boarding school student Thomas Werner dies one morning. He leaves behind a single letter addressed to his fellow student Juli that reads "Here is my love. Here is the sound of my heart." With his faith shaken to the core by the words, the scholarly Juli sinks to the depths of despair. His cynical roommate Oscar finds himself watching over Juli's fragile mental state while keeping his own feelings for Juli under wraps. Then new student Eric enters the school - and he has an uncanny resemblance to the deceased Thomas... *Originally serialized in 33 chapters in Shuukan Shoujo Comic. Chapter count includes 7 oneshots: - Senbonme no Pin (千本目のピン); Bessatsu Shoujo Comic Oshougatsu Zoukan Flower Comic 1973 - Johnny Walker-kun no Bara Monogatari (ジョニーウォーカーくんのバラのものがたり); Bessatsu Shoujo Comic Ciao 1973-11 - Bianca (ビアンカ); Shuukan Shoujo Friend Zoukangou 1970-07-07 - Sayo no Nuu Yukata (小夜の縫うゆかた); Shuukan Shoujo Comic Natsu no Zoukan 1971 - Aki no Tabi (秋の旅); Bessatsu Shoujo Comic 1971-10 - Shiroi Tori ni Natta Shoujo (白い鳥になった少女); Bessatsu Shoujo Comic 1971-12 - Mitsukuni no Musume (みつくにの娘); Bessatsu Shoujo Comic Oshougatsu Zoukan 1972*

The Poe Clan: a race of undead that feeds on the energy of the living, whiling away the centuries in a village of roses where time and geography have no meaning. Circumstances lead to a brother and sister, Edgar and Marybelle, being initiated into the clan too young, and therefore doomed to live out eternity forever on the brink of adulthood, until a wooden stake or a silver bullet should cut them down. In this groundbreaking manga, through three immortal adolescents and the mortals whose lives they touch, Moto Hagio explores what it means to live and to die, to have loved and to have lost. (Source: Fantagraphics)

The title story features the earlier life of the character Oscar from the manga "Thomas' Heart." Due to many large and small problems that have added up over the years, Oscar's parents' marriage is collapsing. One day, after a fight that Oscar believes is going to end like all of the others, his father does something irreversible. Now Oscar and his father will have to deal with the consequences. (Source: MangaHelpers) *Notes:* \- Includes the one-shot Shiro (城) \- Includes the one-shot Egg Stand (エッグ・スタンド) \- Includes the one-shot "Tenshi no Gitai (天使の擬態; Angel Mimic)"

A volume of short sci-fi shoujo stories all featuring a new race of humans called Unicorns. The major theme in all of the stories are about human emotions. As the characters in the story try to interact and relate to these Unicorns who lack a lot of the natural emotions humans normally feel. The story *A, A'* raises a troubling question: how would you feel if your lover died—and was replaced by a clone? Could you recreate your relationship with someone who was physically exactly the same but didn't share any memories of your life together? In *4/4*, teenaged Mori flunks out of an ESP training program. But when he meets Trill, a beautiful Unicorn, his latent abilities begin to blossom... In *X+Y*, Hagio uses science fiction to explore questions of gender and sexual identity. Time has passed, and once again, Mori finds himself inexorably attracted to a member of the unicorn race - but this unicorn is male... and so is Mori.

Tokio discovers a phantom island named Barbara. Then there’s a mysterious and missing geneticist, an eccentric clergyman, a grieving grandmother granted temporary youth, a psychologist killed by a freak tornado… Hagio offers a sci-fi explanation for these seemingly random paranormal elements, and makes it all matter with believable characters in complex and subtle relationships. (Source: Fantagraphics) *Note: Winner of Japan's Science Fiction Grand Prize award in 2006.*

They Were 11 is about ten Galactic University recruits who have passed many levels only to be given one final test. They are told to travel to an ancient spaceship and live there, together, for fifty-three days. This is not a problem until the ten recruits, hailing from diverse backgrounds and planets, discover that there are actually eleven of them on the ship. In fact, this problem turns out to be the test, as they have to trust each other in order to survive, even though one of them is an impostor. (Source: VIZ Media) *Note: Won the 21st Shogakukan Manga Award for Shoujo in 1975.*

A collection of one shots: 1) 11-gatsu no Gymnasium 2) Yuki no Ko 3) Tou no Aru Ie 4) Shiroi Tori ni Natta Shoujo 5) Shiroki Mori Shiroki Shounen no Fue 6) Bianca 7) Sayo no Nuu Yukata 8) Aki no Tabi 9) Kawaisou na Mama

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.*