The main current of Magical☆Antique is running an antique shop with Sphie, who is a magician and one of the main heroines of this manga.

There are currently nine magic high schools affiliated with the National University of Magic throughout the country. In an effort to address the current limitations, magic high schools are trained to the highest degree, while they are trying to increase the limited pool of instructors. For that purpose, a measure was put in place so as to fuel the student's aspirations through competitions between the 9 magic schools. The largest of these is the summer Nine Schools Competition. It is a nationwide magic high school magic tournament. Every year a selection of magic high school students from across the country meet, putting their pride on the line, and unfold a story of frustration and glory. With a huge crowd including not only government officials and those interested in magic but also businesses, overseas companies, researchers and scouts, this is the greatest stage for magic high school students to shine. This year too, the curtains of that momentous event will be raised again.

"Magic" is a product of neither legends nor fairy tales. It has become a technology of reality for nearly a century. Various countries in the world are locked in a race in nurturing "Magicians." Shiba Tatsuya is an honors student without magic capability at First High School, a magic high school along with his sister who happens to the top student among the freshmen. What will happen to him, and how will he live his school life where he is one of the many reserves in the school looked down upon by the chosen magical students? (Source: jCafe24)

A collection of Kuroshitsuji one-shot chapters by various manga artists. **Volume 1 (2009/3/27)** Cover illustration: Toboso Yana Illustrations: Okazaki Takeshi, Ohtaka Shinobu, KEI, Kitaumi Tsuna, toi8, Hioka Yen 1. Kame Shitsuji (亀執事) \[Suzuki Jirou\] 2. Sono Shitsuji, Tomodachi (その執事、友達) \[Mochi\] 3. Haru no Musubime (春の結び目) \[Hotta Kiichi\] 4. Nayameru London (なやめるロンドン) \[Satorigi Akiyo\] 5. Shitsuji Baby (執事ベイベー) \[Hadzuki Wakana (葉月わかな)\] 6. Akairo Gekijou (赤色劇場) \[Mimori\] 7. Akuma no Asobikata (悪魔の遊び方) \[Yoshino Satsuki\] 8. ROSE & SPICE \[Nagaoka Chiaki (長岡千秋)\] 9. hide and seek \[Tajima Shima (田島シマ)\] 10. Saiyaku no Hi (災厄の日) \[Sakurai Nobara (櫻井のばら)\] 11. Card Game (カードゲーム) \[Takagi Kanako\] 12. EXP.1 \[Takeda Mika\] 13. Canary (カナリヤ) \[Nakamura Naoko (中邑尚子)\] **Volume 2 (2010/8/27)** Cover illustration: Toboso Yana Color illustrations: Shimotsuki Kairi, Kazuaki, Fujiwara Cocoa, pako, Maeshima Shigeki, Ayakura Juu 1. Konna Yoru mo Atta no Desu yo (こんな夜もあったのですよ) \[Satorigi Akiyo\] 2. Tasogare Hanayome (黄昏花嫁) \[Nakamura Naoko\] 3. Michinori no Akumu (道のりの悪夢) \[Yoshino Satsuki\] 4. Kimi wa TV-kko (キミはテレビっ子) \[Kitaumi Tsuna\] 5. Gyaku Shitsuji (逆執事) \[Miyanaga Ryu\] 6. Kuuchuu Yuuei Midnight (空中遊泳ミッドナイト) \[Mimori\] 7. Shinshuku Jizai (伸縮自在) \[Kirino Hajime\] 8. Obake nante Nai sa (おばけなんてないさ) \[ミヤミヤミ\] 9. Idol no Yoake (アイドルの夜明け) \[Suzuki Jirou\] 10. Aka-Seiba (赤聖母) \[長岡千秋\] 11. Nyantomhive (にゃんトムハイヴ) \[Mochi\] 12. Garou de Shishaku (画廊de子爵) \[Kao (香)\] 13. Survival Game (サバイバル・ゲーム) \[Takagi Kanako\] 14. Halloween Panic (ハロウィンパニック) \[Hadzuki Wakana\]

Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei Yotsuba Keishou-hen is the manga adaption of the 'Yotsuba Succession Arc' from the 16th light novel.

Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei: Double Seven Hen (魔法科高校の劣等生 ダブルセブン編) is the manga adaption of the 'Double Seven Arc' from the 12th light novel.

Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei: Koritsu-hen (魔法科高校の劣等生 孤立編) is the manga adaption of the 'Isolation Arc' from the 23rd light novel.

A manga anthology, based on Game Cube game by the same name. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 69.

This manga is based on a game with the same tile produced by Aqua PLUS. It is a typical dating game. The story revolves around a high school student, Kono Takaaki. He spends high school days in spring with girls, such as the childhood friends, Yusuhara Konomi and Kosaka Tamaki, and he encounters various girls of unique personalities. The name implies it is a sequel to “To Heart”, but there is no relation between them except that the story of “To Heart 2” takes place two years later at the same school of "To Heart".

Based on the Sega Saturn game by the same name. *Note: Released as Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 11*