List of series run in Weekly Shōnen Sunday

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Weekly Shōnen Sunday cover for its 62nd anniversary in 2021

This is a list of the series that have run in the Shogakukan shōnen (boys) manga anthology Weekly Shōnen Sunday. This list, organized by decade and year of when the series started, will list each series run in the manga magazine, the author of the series and, in case the series has ended, when it has ended.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

1950s[edit]

1959[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Dr. Thrill (スリル博士) #01, 1959[1] #23, 1959 Osamu Tezuka
The Lone Ranger (ローンレンジャー) #01, 1959[1] #29, 1959 Tsuneo Yamada
Sportsman Kintaro (スポーツマン金太郎) #01, 1959[1] #45, 1963 Hiro Terada
Uchuu Shōnen Tonda (宇宙少年トンダー) #01, 1959[1] #29, 1959 Ryuichi Yokoyama
Umi no Ouji (海の王子) #01, 1959[1] #14, 1961 Fujiko Fujio, Aoi Takagaki
Maboroshi Taisho (まぼろし大将) #09, 1959 #20, 1959 Katsumi Mashiko
Tonkatsu-chan (トンカツちゃん) #20, 1959 #30, 1959 Shotaro Ishinomori
Kaikyuu x Arawaru!! (快球Xあらわる!!) #21, 1959 #38, 1961 Katsumi Mashiko, Toto Mashu
Zero Man (0マン) #24, 1959 #50, 1960 Osamu Tezuka
Ryuichi Yoru Banashi (隆一夜ばなし) #30, 1959 #13, 1959 Ryuichi Yokoyama
Dynamic 3 (ダイナミック3) #33, 1959 #02, 1960 Shotaro Ishinomori

1960s[edit]

1960–1964[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Kakedaze Dash (かけだせダッシュ) #03, 1960 #21, 1960 Shōtarō Ishinomori
Denko Red (電光レッド) #14, 1960 #30, 1960 Kinda Kaneda
Tonkachi Musuko (トンカチむすこ) #14, 1960 #40, 1960 Sanpei Wachi
Yarikuri Tengoku (やりくり天国) #14, 1960 #28, 1960 Kazuo Maekawa, Kobako Hanato
Seibangou 0 Monogatari (背番号0物語) #17, 1960 #52, 1960 Hiro Terada
Pink-chan (ピンクちゃん) #22, 1960 #06, 1961 Shiro Mihara
Shippo Eitaro (疾風影太郎) #28, 1960 #52, 1960 Satoru Ozawa, Tsunayoshi Takeuchi
Boku wa Jonbe he (ぼくはジョンべえ) #29, 1960 #52, 1960 Jirō Tsunoda
Captain Ken (キャプテンKen) #41, 1960 #52, 1960 Osamu Tezuka Published in English by Digital Manga Publishing.[2]
Kon-chan (コンちゃん) #51, 1960 #34, 1961 Hiroshi Ishikawa
Bun Bun (ブンブン) #01, 1961 #07, 1961 Sanpei Wachi
Kon-chan Torimonocho (崑ちゃん捕物帖) #08, 1961 #36, 1961 Kazuo Maekawa, Kobako Hanato
Iga no Kagemaru (伊賀の影丸) #14, 1961 #39, 1966 Mitsuteru Yokoyama
Shonen Kenia (少年ケニヤ) #14, 1961 #15, 1962 Kyuta Ishikawa, Soji Yamakawa
Shiroi Pilot (白いパイロット) #35, 1961 #26, 1962 Osamu Tezuka
Konchaasu Bon Taro (こんちゃーすボン太郎) #39, 1961 #12, 1962 Katsumi Mashiko, Toto Mashu
Uchuu Keibitai (宇宙警備隊) #49, 1961 #15, 1962 Mitsuteru Yokoyama
Tonga Series (トンガ・シリーズ) #04, 1962 #14, 1962 Gozomu Kaga
Big 1 (ビッグ・1) #12, 1962 #29, 1962 Fujiko Fujio
Kakero Tenba (翔けろ天馬) #15, 1962 #42, 1962 Hisashi Sekiya
Osomatsu-kun (おそ松くん) #16, 1962 #15, 1969 Fujio Akatsuka
Brave Dan (勇者ダン) #29, 1962 #52, 1969 Osamu Tezuka Published in English by Digital Manga Publishing.[3]
Chibikko Chocho (ちびっこ町長) #41, 1962 #52, 1962 Sanpei Wachi
Ozora no Chikai (大空のちかい) #45, 1962 #19, 1964 Ippei Kuri
Ganbare Kenta (がんばれ健太) #01, 1963 #11, 1963 Akio Ito
Submarine 707 (サブマリン707) #02, 1963 #41, 1965 Satoru Osawa
Midori no Mujinto (緑の無人島) #15, 1963 #29, 1963 Kyuta Ishikawa, Yoichiro Minami
Akuma no Oto (悪魔の音) #17, 1963 #18, 1963 Osamu Tezuka
Bakansu Kozo (バカンス小僧) #28, 1963 #38, 1963 Katsumi Mashiko
Maboroshi Buntai (まぼろし分隊) #28, 1963 #41, 1963 Shin Ehara
Robot-kun (ロボットくん) #39, 1963 #52, 1963 Koremitsu Maetani
Kaze no Jirokichi (風の次郎吉) #42, 1963 #52, 1963 Tsunayoshi Takeuchi
Kurayami Godan (暗闇五段) #46, 1963 #31, 1964 Hiro Terada
Inazuma Ace (いなずまエース) #01, 1964 #11, 1964 Joji Enami
Hoero! Racer (吠えろ!レーサー) #02, 1964 #17, 1964 Hisashi Sekiya
Obake no Q-tarō (オバケのQ太郎) #06, 1964 #51, 1966 Fujiko Fujio
Kotetsu Ningen Shiguma (鋼鉄人間シグマ) #14, 1964 #03/04, 1965 Koji Tsukamoto, Mitsuteru Yokoyama
Kyuban Dasha (九番打者) #27, 1964 #18, 1965 Hiroshi Kaizuka
Yami no Sakon (闇の左近) #27, 1964 #52, 1964 Osamu Kishimoto
Niji no Sentotai (虹の戦闘隊) #27, 1964 #43, 1964 Toshio Shōji
Pocket Rikishi (ポケット歴史) #43, 1964 #03/04, 1965 Yutaka Yoshida
Black Dan (ブラック団) #44, 1964 #30, 1966 Jirō Tsunoda

1965–1969[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Super Jetter (スーパージェッター) #01, 1965 #02, 1966 Fumio Hisamatsu
Ore wa Yaruzo (俺はやるぞ) #02, 1965 #16, 1965 Yoshiteru Takano
MM Santa (エムエム三太) #05, 1965 #17, 1965 Daisuke Sensa
Berabo (べら坊) #17, 1965 #31, 1965 Kenji Morita
Miracle A (ミラクルA) #19, 1965 #21, 1966 Hiroshi Kaizuka
Kamui Gaiden (カムイ外伝, Ninpū Kamui Gaiden) #21, 1965 #40, 1966 Sampei Shirato
The Amazing 3 (W3 (ワンダー・スリー)) #23, 1965 #18, 1966 Osamu Tezuka Published in English by Digital Manga Publishing.[4]
Attack Kobushi (アタック拳) #37, 1965 #46, 1965 Noboru Kawasaki
Ore no Taiyo (おれの太陽) #40, 1965 #06, 1966 Jirō Tsunoda
Korya My Futoshi (こりゃマイッ太) #40, 1965 #21, 1966 Sho Murotanitsune
Captain Goro (キャプテン五郎) #51, 1965 #09, 1966 Noboru Kawasaki
Ryu no Hata (竜の旗) #05, 1966 #40, 1966 Mikiya Mochizuki
Shinigami Hakase (死神博士) #11, 1966 #28, 1966 Noboru Kawasaki
Thunder Kid (サンダーキッド) #15, 1966 #30, 1966 Fumio Hisamatsu
The Vampires (バンパイヤ) #23, 1966 #19, 1967 Osamu Tezuka
Star 9 (スター9) #25, 1966 #10, 1967 Shin Ehara
Genjin Bibi (原人ビビ) #31, 1966 #31, 1967 Kyuta Ishikawa
Kaimushi Kabuton (怪虫カブトン) #35, 1966 #51, 1966 Jirō Tsunoda
Abare Osho (あばれ王将) #41, 1966 #18, 1967 Hiroshi Kaizuka
Kamen no Ninja Akakage (仮面の忍者 赤影) #45, 1966 #48, 1967 Mitsuteru Yokoyama
Boken Gaboten Shima (冒険ガボテン島) #50, 1966 #49, 1967 Fumio Hisamatsu
Hi no Maru Jindai (日の丸陣太) #01, 1967 #23, 1967 Mikiya Mochizuki
Jikogu-kun (地獄くん) #01, 1967 #07, 1967 Sho Murotanitsune
Parman (パーマン, Pāman) #02, 1967 #44, 1967 Fujiko F. Fujio
Blue Submarine No. 6 (青の6号) #02, 1967 #45, 1967 Satoru Ozawa
Captain Ultra (キャプテンウルトラ) #08, 1967 #38, 1967 Shunji Obata
Animal One (アニマル1 (ワン)) #11, 1967[5] #35, 1967 Noboru Kawasaki
Sabu to Ichi Torimono Hikae (佐武と市捕物控) #11, 1967[5] #33, 1967[6] Shōtarō Ishinomori Moved to Big Comic in 1968.[7]
Guriguri (グリグリ) #19, 1967 #47, 1967 Jirō Tsunoda
Giant Robo (ジャイアントロボ, Jaianto Robo) #20, 1967 #10, 1968 Mitsuteru Yokoyama, Satoru Ozawa
Danganko (弾丸児) #28, 1967 #14, 1968 Ippei Kuri
Oraa Guzura Dato (おらぁグズラだど) #31, 1967 #28, 1968 Rentaro Sakai, Hiroshi Sasagawa
Dororo (どろろ) #35, 1967 #30, 1968 Osamu Tezuka Concluded in Akita Shoten's Bōken'ō in 1969.[8][9]
Published in English by Vertical.[10]
Akatasuki Sentai (あかつき戦闘隊) #46, 1967 #18, 1969 Mitsuyoshi Sonoda
Captain Scarlet (キャプテンスカーレット) #47, 1967 #27, 1968 Joji Enami, Sachihiko Kitagawa
Mōretsu Atarō (もーれつア太郎) #48, 1967 #27, 1970 Fujio Akatsuka
21 Emon (21エモン, Nijūichi emon) #01, 1968[11] #06, 1969[12] Fujiko F. Fujio
Blue Zone (ブルーゾーン) #06, 1968 #29, 1968 Shōtarō Ishinomori
Moero Nio (燃えろ仁王) #07, 1968 #27, 1968 Shinji Hama, Kazuya Fukimoto
Doctor Tsururi (ドクター・ツルリ) #12, 1968 #36, 1968 Sho Murotanitsune
MJ #15, 1968 #43, 1968 Masamichi Yokoyama, Tetsuo Kinjo
Tenamonya Ipponyari (てなもんや一本槍) #16, 1968 #52, 1968 Jirō Tsunoda
Kappa no Sanpei (河童の三平) #28, 1968 #46, 1969 Shigeru Mizuki
Ah!! Koshien (ああ!!甲子園) #29, 1968 #38, 1968 Mitsuyoshi Sonoda, Yutaka Irie
Dokachin (ドカチン) #29, 1968 #11, 1969 Rentaro Sakai, Tatsuo Yoshida
Utae!! Mustang (歌え!!ムスタング) #30, 1968 #19, 1969 Noboru Kawasaki, Kazuya Fukamoto
Judo Boy (紅三四郎, Kurenai Sanshirō) #31, 1968 #47, 1968 Tatsuo Yoshida, Ippei Kuri
Sasuke (サスケ) #32, 1968 #22, 1969 Sanpei Shirato
Chikyu Number V7 (地球ナンバーV7) #38, 1968 #13, 1969 Mitsuteru Yokoyama
Hitokui Tetsudo (人喰鉄道) #03, 1969 #22, 1969 Kyuta Ishikawa, Yukio Togawa
Ume-boshi no Denka (ウメ星デンカ) #07, 1969 #35, 1969 Fujiko Fujio
Kudabare!! Namida-kun (くたばれ!!涙くん) #07, 1969 #45, 1970 Isami Ishii
Target (ターゲット) #20, 1969 #24, 1970 Mitsuyoshi Sonoda
Doronko Kyujo (泥んこ球場) #21, 1969 #30, 1969 Joji Enami, Kazuo Fukumoto
Yami no Kaze (闇の風) #23, 1969 #41, 1969 Shōtarō Ishinomori
Orochi (おろち) #25, 1969[13] #35, 1970[14] Kazuo Umezu Published in English by Viz Media.[15]
Devil King (デビルキング) #31, 1969 #17, 1970 Takao Saito
Tensai Bakabon (天才バカボン) #35, 1969 #15, 1970 Fujio Akatsuka
Gen to Tsugumi (源とツグミ) #38, 1969[16] #52, 1969[17] Haruo Koyama, Haruko Sumomo
Chikai no Hata (誓いの旗) #46, 1969 #19, 1970 Takumi Nagayasu, Shiro Jinbo

1970s[edit]

1970–1974[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Dekkadeka (でっかでか) #01, 1970 #15, 1970 Tsutomu Oyamada
Otoko do Aho Koshien (男どアホウ甲子園) #08, 1970 #09, 1975 Shinji Mizushima, Mamoru Sasaki
Zeni Geba (銭ゲバ) #13, 1970 #06, 1971 George Akiyama
Go!! Go!! Nonsense (GO!!豪!!ナンセンス) #13, 1970 #28, 1970 Go Nagai
CM Yarou (CM野郎) #16, 1970 #32, 1970 Shotaro Ishinomori
Group Gin (グループ銀) #19, 1970 #48, 1970 Takao Saito
Yoake no Makki (夜明けのマッキー) #21, 1970 #52, 1970 Mikiya Mochizuki
Tobenai Tsubasa (とべない翼) #25, 1970 #17, 1971 Sachio Umemoto, Hisao Maki
Keiji Yoshitani (高校さすらい派) #29, 1970[18] #34, 1970[19] Kai Takizawa
Maro (まろ) #30, 1970 #27, 1971 Go Nagai
Bukkare Dan (ぶッかれ・ダン) #32, 1970 #13, 1971 Fujio Akatsuka
The Shikippuru (ザ・色っぷる) #41, 1970 #46, 1970 Hideo Azuma
Again (アゲイン) #43, 1970 #05, 1971 Kazuo Umezu
Dame Oyaji (ダメおやじ) #43, 1970 #30, 1982 Mitsutoshi Furuya
Kenka no Bible (ケンカの聖書(バイブ)) #01, 1971 #53, 1971 Isami Ishii, Ikki Kajiwara
Rekka (烈火) #02, 1971 #33, 1971 Takao Saito
Glass no No (ガラスの脳) #08, 1971[20] — Osamu Tezuka One-shot
Kokuhaku (告白) #11, 1971 #21, 1971 George Akiyama
Seishun Dobaku (青春賭博) #17, 1971 #38, 1971 Ryoichi Ikegami, Hisao Maki
Kaijin Jaguar Man (怪人ジャガーマン) #18, 1971 #27, 1971 Monkey Punch
Sokkyūya (速球屋) #22, 1971 #43, 1971 Yoshisato Kōsan
Tamagawa-kun (タマガワ君) #23, 1971 #32, 1971 Tsutomu Adachi
Tabidate! Hirarin (旅立て!ひらりん) #25, 1971 #35, 1971 Tatsuhiko Yamagami
Subahen (ズバ蛮) #28, 1971 #53, 1971 Go Nagai
Hadashi no Bun (はだしのブン) #31, 1971 #49, 1971 Shinji Nagashima
Hato to Sakura (鳩と桜) #33, 1971 #47, 1971 Takeshi Shinden, Kazuo Koike
Senbe (仙べえ) #37, 1971 #03/04, 1972 Fujiko Fujio
Rettsuragon (レッツラゴン) #37, 1971 #29, 1974 Fujio Akatsuka
GeGeGe no Kitarō (ゲゲゲの鬼太郎, GeGeGe no Kitaro) #40, 1971[21] #53, 1971[22] Shigeru Mizuki Some chapters only.
Abare Fubuki (あばれフブキ) #41, 1971 #53, 1971 Mitsuyoshi Sonoda, Kai Takizawa
Cyborg Ace (サイボーグエース) #44, 1971 #13, 1972 Hideaki Kitano
Challenge D (チャレンジD) #48, 1971 #14, 1972 Motonori Okura, Toshiro Ishido
Hiyoshi no Shiro (日吉の城) #01, 1972 #16, 1972 Hiroshi Kaizuka
Dust 18 (ダスト18) #02, 1972 #21, 1972 Osamu Tezuka
Kedaman (ケダマン) #03/04, 1972 #45, 1972 Go Nagai
Kibahashiri (牙走り) #03/04, 1972 #32, 1974 Takumi Nagayasu, Kazuo Koike
Arajin no Musuko (アラジンの息子) #05, 1972 #17, 1972 Mitsuyoshi Sonoda, Himiko Hicho
The Moon (ザ・ムーン) #14, 1972 #18, 1973 George Akiyama
Nagareboshi Sub (流れ星サブ) #15, 1972 #24, 1972 Yoshisato Takayama
Akado Suzunosuke (赤胴鈴之助) #16, 1972 #35, 1972 Tsunayoshi Takeuchi
Judo Sanka (柔道讃歌) #21, 1972 #14, 1975 Hiroshi Kaizuka, Ikki Kajiwara
Koma ga Mau (駒が舞う) #22, 1972 #30, 1973 Oshima
The Drifting Classroom (漂流教室, Hyouryuu Kyoushitsu) #23, 1972 #27, 1974 Kazuo Umezu Published in English by Viz Media.[23]
Jinzō-Ningen Kikaider (人造人間キカイダー) #30, 1972 #13, 1974 Shotaro Ishinomori
Kantaro Monogatari (かん太郎物語) #35, 1972 #45, 1972 Hiroshi Motomiya
Fuma Kotaro (風魔孤太郎) #40, 1972 #52, 1972 Ken Ishikawa, Jirō Gyū
Thunder Mask (サンダーマスク) #43, 1972 #02, 1973 Osamu Tezuka
Tatsu ga Kiru! (竜が斬る!) #45, 1972 #26, 1973 Isami Ishii, Mamoru Sasaki
Oi! Boketan (おーい!ボケタン) #47, 1972 #13, 1973 Big Jo
Fuefuki Doji (笛吹童子) #52, 1972 #19, 1973 Masanobu Asai, Hisao Kitamura
Jinjin no Jin (じんじんの仁) #11, 1973 #40, 1973 Joya Kagemaru, Kimio Komatsu
Okkaa Yakuza (おっ母ァやくざ) #15, 1973 #32, 1973 Yosuke Tamaru, Akira Hayasaka
Ultraman Taro (ウルトラマンタロウ) #17, 1973 #34, 1973 Ken Ishikawa
Kuroi Washi (黒い鷲) #19, 1973 #06-07, 1974 Yoshimoto Baron
Inazuman (イナズマン) #34, 1973 #38, 1974 Shotaro Ishinomori
Catch Man (キャッチマン) #37, 1973 #08, 1974 Yasuichi Oshima
Dororon Enma-kun (ドロロンえん魔くん) #41, 1973 #52, 1973 Go Nagai Some chapters only.
Diamond Eye (ダイヤモンド・アイ) #43, 1973 #13, 1974 Katsumi Hashimoto, Kohan Kawauchi
Ore wa Chokkaku (おれは直角) #45, 1973 #17, 1976 Yu Koyama
Otoko Gumi (男組) #04/05, 1974 #30, 1974 Ryoichi Ikegami, Tetsu Kariya
Pro Golfer Saru (プロゴルファー猿) #13, 1974 #45, 1978 Fujiko Fujio Ⓐ
Getter Robot (ゲッターロボ) #15, 1974 #03/04, 1976 Go Nagai, Ken Ishikawa
Oira Sukeban (おいら女蛮) #32, 1974 #03/04, 1976 Go Nagai
Shonen Friday (少年フライデー) #33, 1974 #11, 1975 Fujio Akatsuka
Musashi (ムサシ) #35, 1974 #20, 1977 Noboru Kawasaki, Kazuo Koike
Ganbare Robokon (がんばれ!!ロボコン) #42, 1974 #16, 1975 Shotaro Ishinomori

1975–1979[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Kibasen (牙戦) #02, 1975 #34, 1975 Mitsuru Adachi, Kai Takizawa
Nora Gaki (のらガキ) #12, 1975 #25, 1976 Fujio Akatsuka
Himitsu Sentai Goranger (ゴレンジャー, Go Renjā) #18, 1975 #23, 1976 Shotaro Ishinomori
Ikkyu-san (一球さん) #21, 1975 #52, 1977 Shinji Mizushima
Tenkaiichi Omonoten (天下一大物伝) #29, 1975 #16, 1976 Yasuichi Oshima, Ikki Kajiwara
Shin Himitsu Sentai Gorenja Gokko (新ひみつ戦隊ゴレンジャーごっこ) #33, 1975 #23, 1976 Shotaro Ishinomori
Kamen Godamaru (仮面豪打丸) #41, 1975 #50, 1975 Hiroshi Kaizuka
Goemon Rokku (ゴエモンろっく) #43, 1975 #02, 1976 Shin Tamura
Soggy Papa (サギパッパ) #02, 1976 #24, 1976 George Akiyama
Megido no Hi (メギドの火) #03/04, 1976 #30, 1976 Jirō Tsunoda
Gamushara (がむしゃら) #05/06, 1976 #18, 1976 Mitsuru Adachi, Jūzo Yamasaki
Ginrin Jaguar (銀輪ジャガー) #12, 1976 #25, 1976 Ryo Sakonji, Sho Fumimura
Makoto-chan (まことちゃん) #16, 1976 #30, 1981 Kazuo Umezu
God Arm (ゴッド・アーム) #18, 1976 #29, 1977 Jiro Kuwata, Ikki Kajiwara
Ganbare Genki (がんばれ元気) #19, 1976 #14, 1981 Yū Koyama
Cat Eyed Boy (猫目小僧, Nekome Kozō) #20, 1976[24] #40, 1976[25] Yū Koyama Some chapters only.
Published in English by Viz Media.[26]
Kaa-chan No. 1 (母ちゃんNo.1) #27, 1976 #12, 1977 Fujio Akatsuka
Doggu World (ドッグワールド) #35, 1976 #18, 1977 Shōtarō Ishinomori
Survival (サバイバル) #38, 1976 #52, 1980 Takao Saito
Boku Chan Sensei (ぼくちゃん先生) #42, 1976 #52, 1976 Kimio Yanigasawa
Ginrin Tama (銀輪魂) #03/04, 1977 #14, 1977 Ryo Sakonji, Sho Fumimura
Tsukiya (突き屋) #05/06, 1977 #32, 1977 Hosei Hasegawa, Tetsu Kariya
Akai Pegasus (赤いペガサス) #13, 1977 #38, 1979 Motoka Murakami
Gyag Ariki (ギャグありき) #16, 1977 #41, 1977 Fujio Akatsuka
Katsumi (かつみ) #18, 1977 #36, 1977 Takao Yaguchi
Oyako Deka (おやこ刑事) #21, 1977 #12, 1981 Yasuichi Oshima, Norio Hayashi
Seishun no Kawa (青春の河) #29, 1977 #12, 1978 George Akiyama
Dekin Boy (できんボーイ) #35, 1977 #16, 1979 Shin Takura
Eiyu Shikkaku (英雄失格) #37, 1977 #40, 1978 Hiromi Yamasaki, Ikki Kajiwara
Tobetobe Tonbi (とべとべとんび) #39, 1977 #08, 1978 Hosei Hasegawa
Yakyu Mushi (野球虫) #01, 1978 #21, 1978 Hideo Hijiri
Hit and Run (ヒット・エンド・ラン) #09, 1978 #34, 1980 Hideo Aya
Ryokudo-kun (力童くん) #14, 1978 #20, 1979 Yoshimoto Baron
Space Opera Chugaku (スペオペ宙学) #37, 1978 #21, 1979 Go Nagai
Urusei Yatsura (うる星やつら, Urusei Yatsura) #39, 1978[27] #08, 1987[28] Rumiko Takahashi Published in English by Viz Media.[29]
Seishun Dobutsuen Zoo (青春動物園ズウ) #46, 1978 #43, 1981 Hiromi Yamasaki, Kazuo Koike
Futari no Shogun (二人のショーグン) #01, 1979 #06, 1979 Osamu Tezuka
Bangai Koshien (番外甲子園) #03/04, 1979 #05, 1982 Mamoru Uchiyama, Jūzo Yamasaki
Cyborg 009 (サイボーグ009) #13, 1979 #11, 1981 Shotaro Ishinomori Some chapters only.
Hotto Keddogu (ほっとけどっぐ) #15, 1979 #26, 1979 Masaru Makino
Abare Taikai (あばれ大海) #22, 1979 #42, 1979 Noboru Rokuda
Akkan Man (あっかんマン) #26, 1979 #07, 1980 Shin Tamura
Goronbomatsu (ごろんぼ松) #30, 1979 #52, 1979 Jirou Gyū, Keisuke Kyuju
Wanten Tantei (ワンテン探偵局) #31, 1979 #42, 1979 Masaru Makino
Basubon Tokkyu (バスボン特急) #39, 1979 #48, 1979 Pikaichi Soratobi
Funsen Yodels (奮戦ヨーデルス) #42, 1979 #52, 1979 Chisatoru Snow
Doro Fighter (ドロファイター) #47, 1979 #08, 1981 Motoka Murakami
Dash Kappei (ダッシュ勝平) #48, 1979 #48, 1982 Noboru Rokuda

1980s[edit]

1980–1984[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Uridase! Panpusu (売り出せ!パンプス) #01, 1980 #09, 1980 Chisatoru Snow
Hockey Wolf (ホッケーウルフ) #02, 1980 #19, 1980 Tatsuoki Kobayashi, Yo Takeyama
Otoko Oozora (男大空) #03/04, 1980 #44, 1982 Ryoichi Ikegami, Tetsu Kariya
Seishun Knuckle 4 (青春ナックル4) #05/06, 1980 #22, 1980 Haru Hosokawa
I Love Ayume (I LOVE あやめ) #17, 1980 #26, 1980 Tsuhiro Kasugami
Pro Wrestling Superstar Retsuden (プロレススーパースター列伝) #23, 1980[30] #26, 1983[30] Kunichika Harada, Ikki Kajiwara
Katte ni Yorimichi (かってに頼道) #31, 1980 #52, 1980 Mitsuo Hashimoto
Super Rider (スーパーライダー) #41, 1980 #27, 1982 Osamu Ishiwata
Tadaima Jugyouchuu! (ただいま授業中!) #44, 1980 #08, 1983 Tsuguo Okazaki
Sayonara Sankaku (さよなら三角) #04/05, 1981 #18, 1984 Hidenori Hara
Neri Wasabi Kyoso Kyoku (ネリわさび狂騒曲) #09, 1981 #16, 1981 Kazuya Kimita
Dokkiri Doctor (どっきりドクター) #14, 1981[31] #07, 1982[32] Fujihiko Hosono
Musashi no Ken (六三四の剣) #17, 1981[33] #41, 1985[34] Motoka Murakami
Tokkyu GO! (特救GO!) #18, 1981 #18, 1982 Takao Saito
Hashire! Haruma (はしれ!春馬) #20, 1981 #29, 1981 Mitsuo Hashimoto
Ten Made Agare (天まであがれ) #31, 1981 #20, 1982 Tatsuo Kanai, Sho Fumimura
Yuta Yanaika (勇太やないか) #34, 1981 #21, 1982 Yasuichi Oshima
Touch (タッチ) #36, 1981[35] #50, 1986[36] Mitsuru Adachi
Futari Daka (ふたり鷹) #44, 1981 #32, 1985 Kaoru Shintani
Damekko Yuki-chan (ダメっ子ユキちゃん) #46, 1981 #52, 1983 Shinmaru Sato
Pinto Pittashi! (ピントぴったし!) #03/04, 1982 #37, 1983 Masayoshi Ishida
Ore wa Namazumono. (おれはナマズ者) #06, 1982 #21, 1984 Mitsuo Hashimoto, Jūzō Yamasaki
Gu-Gu Ganmo (Gu-Guガンモ) #19, 1982 #16, 1985 Fujihiko Hosono
Nanka Ayakai!? (なんか妖かい!?) #21, 1982 #21, 1984 Kei Satomi, Hajime Kimura
Hashire Kakeru (はしれ走) #22, 1982 #27, 1984 Takeshi Miya
Torai Torai (トライ・トライ) #28, 1982 #47, 1982 Mamoru Uchiyama, Ryūji Mizutani
Hi no Tama Boy (火の玉ボーイ) #32, 1982 #15, 1985 Osamu Ishiwata
Love Z (ラブZ) #46, 1982 #33, 1984 Hiromi Yamasaki, Kazuo Koike
Kochantorei (こちゃんと礼) #48, 1982 #15, 1983 Tomomi Ogata, Jirou Gyū
Dart Tokyu (ダート特急) #49, 1982 #01/02, 1983 Yoshiaki Abiru
Sono Na mo Agaro (その名もあがろう) #03/04, 1983 #33, 1983 Noboru Rokuda
Seiunji (星雲児) #05, 1983 #11, 1984 Ryoichi Ikegami
Harumi 120% (春美120%) #15, 1983 #23, 1984 Tsuguo Okazaki
Sono Ki ni Natte Mo (その気になっても) #16, 1983 #47, 1983 Akihiko Tanimura
Green Grass (グリングラス) #21, 1983 #10, 1984 Shōtarō Ishinomori
Honō no Tenkōsei (炎の転校生) #31, 1983[37] #48, 1985[38] Kazuhiko Shimamoto
Yoki no Kamome (陽気なカモメ) #38, 1983 #31, 1985 Noboru Rokuda
Blizzard Princess (ブリザート・プリンセス) #01/02, 1984 #19, 1984 Kazuyoshi Suzumiya
No. 1 Linna (No.1リンナ) #11, 1984 #30, 1984 Masayoshi Ishida
Fighting Sweeper (ふぁいてぃんぐSWEEPER) #12, 1984 #30, 1984 Kenji Nakatsu
Megunchi Monogatari (メグんち物語) #18, 1984 #42, 1984 Yuichi Ogata
ZINGY #22, 1984 #51, 1984 Atsushi Kamijo, Tetsu Kariya
Ao Kobushi Okami (青拳狼) #24, 1984 #01, 1985 Ryoichi Ikegami, Hajime Kimura
Pro Wrestling Taishofu (プロレス大勝負) #28, 1984 #37, 1984 Kunichika Harada
Shirobe (シロベ) #29, 1984 #48, 1984 Takao Yaguchi
Just Meet (ジャストミート) #30, 1984 #49, 1987 Hidenori Hara
Datsusen Gennen (奪戦元年) #31, 1984 #10, 1985 Kei Satomi, Taku Hiura
Eichi Man (エイチマン) #34, 1984 #36, 1984 Kōichirō Yasunaga
Ragnarok Guy (ラグナロック・ガイ) #34, 1984 #52, 1985 Tsuguo Okazaki
Sprinter (スプリンター) #46, 1984 #17, 1987 Yu Koyama
Harukana Bishi (はるかなビシ) #49, 1984 #25, 1985 Takeshi Miya

1985–1989[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Suteki ni Yabanjin (ステキに野蛮人) #03/04, 1985 #23, 1985 Kazuyoshi Suzumiya
Hound Eleven (ハウンドイレブン) #05/06, 1985 #13, 1985 Kenji Okamura
Mai, the Psychic Girl (舞, Mai) #14, 1985[39] #16, 1986[40] Ryoichi Ikegami, Kazuya Kudo Published in English by Viz Media.[41]
Night Bird (ないとバード) #15, 1985 #30, 1986 Kei Satomi
To-y #16, 1985[42] #15, 1987[43] Atsushi Kamijo
Chotto Yoroshiku (ちょっとヨロシク!) #17, 1985 #20, 1987 Satoshi Yoshida
B.B. #24, 1985[44] #09, 1991[45] Osamu Ishiwata
Aosora Floppy (青空ふろっぴぃ) #33, 1985 #40, 1986 Fujihiko Hosono
Kyūkyoku Chōjin R (究極超人あ〜る) #34, 1985[46] #32, 1987[47] Masami Yuki
Tenchi Muyo/This Side Up (天地無用) #35, 1985 #23, 1986 Kenji Okamura, Jūzō Yamasaki
Rikugun Nakano Yobiko (陸軍中野予備校) #42, 1985 #52, 1986 Kōichirō Yasunaga
Balancer (バランサー) #43, 1985 #21, 1986 Kaoru Shintani
Kaze wo Nuke! (風を抜け!) #04/05, 1986 #29, 1988 Motoka Murakami
Moeru V (燃えるV) #06, 1986 #52, 1986 Kazuhiko Shimamoto
Doki Doki Heartbeat (どきどきハートビート) #22, 1986 #20, 1987 Tsuguo Okazaki
Panic Hoteishiki (パニック方程式) #23, 1986 #09, 1987 Tetsuhiro Koshita
Ryū (リュウ) #39, 1986 #01, 1988 Akira Oze, Masao Yajima
Tosho Boy (闘翔ボーイ) #45, 1986 #27, 1988 Ryōji Ryūzaki
Happi Chokuzen (はっぴい直前) #51, 1986 #07, 1988 Aki Katsu
I'm Namu (I'mナム) #01, 1987 #31, 1987 Fujihiko Hosono
Smile for Mii (スマイルfor美衣) #04/05, 1987 #15, 1989 Kei Satomi
GOAL #08, 1987[28] #25, 1987 Kenji Okamura
Bucchigiri (ぶっちぎり) #09, 1987 #30, 1987 Yū Nakahara
Rough (ラフ) #17, 1987 #40, 1989 Mitsuru Adachi
Totsugeki Wolf (とつげきウルフ) #18, 1987 #41, 1987 Kazuhiko Shimamoto
Mermaid Saga (人魚シリーズ, Ningyo Shirīzu) #22, 1987[48] #08, 1994[49] Rumiko Takahashi First published in Shōnen Sunday Zōkan in 1984–85.
Published in Weekly Shōnen Sunday from 1987–94.[a]
Published in English by Viz Media.[59]
Aozora Shot (青空しょって) #24, 1987 #51, 1991 Hideki Mori
Kotton Tetsumaru (こっとん鉄丸) #24, 1987 #14, 1988 Tetsuo Aoki
Magic Kaito (まじっく快斗, Majikku Kaito) #26, 1987[60] Present Gosho Aoyama Published infrequently.[61]
Joshi Chugakusei Note (女子中学生ノート) #29, 1987 #51, 1987 Hideki Terashima
Bokura wa v3 (ぼくらは√3) #32, 1987[47] #39, 1987 Satoru Matsumura
Koshien ga Suki! (甲子園が好き!) #33, 1987 #38, 1987 Toshiyuki Mutsu
Kuruman BOY (くるまんBOY) #35, 1987 #52, 1987 Katowa
Suiyo Bokenasu Shiteseki (水曜ぼけなす指定席) #36, 1987[62] #50, 1987 Masahiko Kikuni
Ranma ½ (らんま1/2) #36, 1987[62] #12, 1996[63] Rumiko Takahashi Published in English by Viz Media.[64]
Sports Tenko Mari (スポーツてんこ盛り) #40, 1987 #52, 1989 Eiyu Aoyama
Kamen Rider Black (仮面ライダーBlack) #41, 1987 #50, 1988 Shotaro Ishinomori
Chichi Monogatari Ono (父物語 斧) #42, 1987 #21, 1988 Kei Honjo, Kazuyoshi Inaba, Noasobi Awa
Ayame ni Oteage! (あやめにお手上げ!) #50, 1987 #02/03, 1988 Shimpei Itoh
Kogen Mura he Yokoso (高原村へようこそ) #51, 1987 #19, 1988 Mio Murao
Dokachin Kid (どかちんきっど) #01, 1988 #31, 1988 Shigeru Koshiba
Kenji (拳児) #02/03, 1988 #05, 1992 Yoshihide Fujiwara, Ryuchi Matsuda
My Pace Futaro (マイペース風太郎) #04/05, 1988 #43, 1988 Hidenori Hara
Bear Mader Ryusuke (ベアマーダー流介) #15, 1988 #07, 1989 Kenji Okamura, Chiaki Hashiba
Mobile Police Patlabor (機動警察パトレイバー, Kidō Keisatsu Patoreibā) #17, 1988 #23, 1994 Masami Yuki
Ucchare Goshogawara (うっちゃれ五所瓦) #19, 1988 #29, 1991 Tsuyoshi Nakaima
Hikari Ikanga Gakuen (聖イカンガー学園) #20, 1988 #46, 1988 Tomoaki Ogawa, Iwasaki Ikanga
Wind Up!! (ワインドアップ!!) #20, 1988 #29, 1989 Yasuhiro Koizumi
Bimi Paradise (美味 (みみ パラダイス) #27, 1988 #14, 1989 Kazuhiro Honma, Yuri Yumeno
Matador (マタドール) #32, 1988 #53, 1988 Soichi Moto, Naotaka Taki
Bakkure Ippei (ばっくれ一平!) #34, 1988 #07, 1990 Ryōji Ryūzaki
Makoto-chan (まことちゃん) #37, 1988 #32, 1989 Kazuo Umezu
Tearful Soldier (望郷戦士) #38, 1988 #51, 1989 Taku Kitazaki
Yaiba #39, 1988[65] #50, 1993[66] Gosho Aoyama
Akai Pegasus II Sho (赤いペガサスII 翔) #46, 1988 #42, 1989 Kiyokazu Chiba, Motoka Murakami
Obi wo Gyutto Ne! (帯をギュッとね!) #01/02, 1989 #52, 1995 Katsutoshi Kawai
Heavy (ヘヴィ) #03/04, 1989 #31, 1990 Motoka Murakami
Free Kick! (フリーキック!) #07, 1989 #39, 1990 Hidenori Hara
Spriggan (スプリガン) #10, 1989[67] #51, 1989[68] Ryōji Minagawa, Hiroshi Takashige Moved to Shōnen Sunday Zōkan.[b]
Published in English by Viz Media as Striker.[70]
Dr. Shiina no Kyoikuteki Shido!! (Dr.椎名の教育的指導!!) #14, 1989 #34, 1989 Takashi Shiina
MAD STONE #15, 1989 #33, 1989 Hidehisa Masaki
Tuck In (タックイン) #16, 1989 #33, 1989 Masahiro Suzuki, Tomohiko Tanikawa
Dinosaur Carnival (恐竜カーニバル) #17, 1989 #30, 1992 Etsuko Ueda
Kenta Yarimasu! (健太やります!) #30, 1989 #24, 1994 Takuya Mitsuda
Shōnen (少年) #32, 1989 #39, 1989 Yū Koyama, Masao Yajima
Ninkimono de Iko (人気者でいこう) #35, 1989 #32, 1990 Yū Nakahara
Terrible Shōnen-dan (てりぶる少年団) #36, 1989 #47, 1989 Tori·Miki
Hoshikuzu Paradise (星くずパラダイス) #37, 1989 #43, 1991 Aki Katsu
DaDa! #44, 1989 #38, 1991 Satoshi Yoshida
Geo-Police Joe (ジオポリスジョー) #48, 1989 #19, 1990 Kei Satomi
Mash (マッシュ) #50, 1989 #38, 1990 Takatoshi Yamada
Otokichi-kun no Piano Monogatari (音吉くんのピアノ物語) #52, 1989 #09, 1992 Reiko Hayashi

1990s[edit]

1990–1994[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Niji-iro Tōgarashi (虹色とうがらし) #04/05, 1990[71] #19, 1992[72] Mitsuru Adachi
Ushio & Tora (うしおととら, Ushio to Tora) #06, 1990[73] #45, 1996[74] Kazuhiro Fujita Including a two-chapter short in 2012.[75]
Amaku Kiken na Nampa Deka (甘く危険なナンパ刑事) #12, 1990 #37, 1990 Hiroyuki Nishimori
Welcome (ウエルカム) #16, 1990 #25, 1990 Migio Yanagisawa
Unoken no Bakuhatsu Ugyaa!! (ウノケンの爆発ウギャー!!) #17, 1990 #40, 1991 Kenichi Unose
Tatoeba Konna Love Song (たとえばこんなラヴ・ソング) #28, 1990[76] #50, 1991[76] Taku Kitazaki
Tough #33, 1990 #31, 1991 Yū Nakahara
Baron (バロン) #36, 1990 #07, 1993 Noboru Rokuda
Chiku Chiku Uni Uni (ちくちくウニウニ) #38, 1990 1992 Sensha Yoshida
Kyō Kara Ore Wa!! (今日から俺は!!) #40, 1990[77] #47, 1997[78] Hiroyuki Nishimori Transferred from Shōnen Sunday Zōkan.[c]
Heavy Metal Koshien (HEAVY METAL甲子園) #46, 1990[53] #34, 1991 Nonki Miyasu
Twinkle Twinkle Idol Star (♂ティンクル2♀アイドル☆スター) #02/03, 1991 16, 1993 Hikaru Tohyama
PATI-PATI #04/05, 1991 #15, 1991 Yume Matsumura
Very Good Manten!! (very good満天!!) #14, 1991 #40, 1991 Atsuo Kuwasawa
Go!! Southern Ice Hockey Club (行け!!南国アイスホッケー部) #15, 1991[80] #34, 1996[81] Kōji Kumeta
Samurai Crusader (王立院雲丸の生涯, Oritsuin Kunomaru no Shogai) #28, 1991[82] #12, 1992[82] Ryoichi Ikegami, Oji Hiroi
Ghost Sweeper Mikami (GS美神 極楽大作戦!!, Gōsuto Suīpā Mikami Gokuraku Taisakusen!!) #30, 1991[83] #41, 1999[84] Takashi Shiina
Sengoku Koshien: Kyū inu-shi densetsu (戦国甲子園〜九犬士伝説〜) #33, 1991 #27, 1992 Kōji Kiriyama
Makasete Eruna (まかせてエルナ) #35/36, 1991 #44, 1991 Kaoru Yamada
Lucky Guy (ラッキーボーイ) #41, 1991 #47, 1991 Yokoshima Shunpu
Fullmetal Boxer (フルメタルボクサー) #44, 1991 #01/02, 1992 Tatsuyoshi Kobayashi, Hiroshi Oda
Hono no Ninjaman (炎のニンジャマン) #51, 1991 #42, 1992 Kazuhiko Shimamoto
Chōryū Senki Sauros Knight (超龍戦記ザウロスナイト) #01/02, 1992 #10, 1993 Aki Katsu
Our Field of Dreams (俺たちのフィールド, Oretachi no Field) #03/04, 1992[85] #45, 1998[86] Kenichi Muraeda
Kakutou Oumonogo Byun Boy (格闘王物語 ビュンBOY) #07, 1992 #39, 1992 Keisuke Niwa, Yasushi Hironaka
Tokon Shojo (闘魂少女(バトルガール)) #08, 1992 #34, 1992 Fumihiro Hayashizaki
Ojisan Boy!! Shogaku Chugakusei (おじさんBOY!!小学中学生) #11, 1992 #41, 1992 Seiji Watanabe
Kotei Senshi Hankyu (皇帝戦士 斑鳩) #16, 1992 #28, 1992 Ami Saitō, Masaru Miyazuki
Hiten Boso Densho MAOH (飛天暴走伝承MAOH) #17, 1992 #52, 1993 Etsuya Amajishi, Sasuke Oigshima
Fu·ta·ri (ふ・た・り) #18, 1992 #43, 1993 Taku Kitazaki
Tokio (トキオ) #19, 1992[72] #32, 1993 Yū Nakahara
Geki Saru Theater (激猿シアター) #28, 1992 1992 Shigenobu Kaminishizono
H2 (エイチ・ツー, Eichi Tsū) #32, 1992[87] #50, 1999[88] Mitsuru Adachi
Jodan Jyanai yo! (ジョーダンじゃないよ!) #35/36, 1992 #47, 1994 Muneo Saito
Jesus (ジーザス) #42, 1992 #20, 1995 Yoshihide Fujiwara, Kyoichi Nanatsuki
Ossu! Shorenji (オッス!少林寺) #43, 1992 #17, 1994 Hiroyuki Kikuta
Geki Tori Theater (激鳥シアター) #01/02, 1993 #52, 1993 Shigenobu Kaminishizono
Gakuen Teikoku Ore wa Jubei! (学園帝国 俺はジュウベイ!) #03/04, 1993 #46, 1993 Masahiko Nakahira, Ōji Hiroi
Itadakimasu! (いただきます!) #08, 1993 #19, 1996 Takatoshi Yamada
Osaruna Masaru-kun (おさるなまさるくん) #13, 1993 #48, 1994 Kiyoshi Hasegawa
B•F Fish Boys (B・Fフィッシュボーイズ) #21/22, 1993 #10, 1994 Kengo Kimura
LOVe #35/36, 1993[89] #10, 1999[90] Osamu Ishiwata
Uwasa no Otokomae (噂の男前) #52, 1993 #35, 1996 Satoshi Yoshida
Shout! #37, 1994[91] #02/03, 1995[92] Yozo Shimizu
Geki Inu Theater (激犬シアター) #01/02, 1994 #28, 1994 Shigenobu Kaminishizono
Drum Knuckle -Final Fight- (DRAM拳-ファイナルファイト-) #03/04, 1994 #42, 1994 Shinobu Inokuma, Toshiki Inoue
Case Closed/Detective Conan (名探偵コナン, Meitantei Konan) #05, 1994[93] Present Gosho Aoyama Published in English by Viz Media.[94]
Mugen Zero (無限・ゼロ) #10, 1994 #16, 1994 Eiji Kawakubo
Masurao Hiongiseiki (ますらお〜秘本義経記〜) #14, 1994 #03/04, 1996 Taku Kitazaki
R·PRINCESS (R (ロケット）・PRINCESS) #23, 1994 #01, 1995 Nobuyuki Anzai
Ganba! Fly High (ガンバ!Fly high) #25, 1994[95] #45, 2000[96] Hiroyuki Kikuta, Shinji Morisue
Major #33, 1994[97] #32, 2010[98] Takuya Mitsuda
Jaja Uma Grooming Up! (じゃじゃ馬グルーミン★UP!) #44, 1994[99] #42, 2000[100] Masami Yuki

1995–1999[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Aho Aho Gakuen (アホアホ学園) #01, 1995[101] #49, 1996[102] Aoba Hisayoshi
Tokyo Bancho (東京番長) #02/03, 1995 #19, 1997 Keisuke Suzuki
Sabaku no Yakyubu (砂漠の野球部) #05/06, 1995 #14, 1997 Jōkura Kōji
Go-Go Ecchan no Caster Mairuzo! (ゴーゴーえっちゃんのキャスター参るゾ!) #13, 1995 #49, 1995 Takashi Hashiguchi
Dan Doh!! #15, 1995[103] #30, 2000[104] Daichi Banjō, Nobuhiro Sakata
Flame of Recca (烈火の炎, Rekka no Honō) #16, 1995[105] #09, 2002[106] Nobuyuki Anzai Published in English by Viz Media.[107]
Enya KODOMO Ninpocho (エンヤ KODOMO忍法帖) #21/22, 1995 #20, 1998 Hiromi Morishita
Dolphin Brain (ドルフィン・ブレイン) #35, 1995 #50, 1995 Reiji Yamada
Firefighter! Daigo of Fire Company M (め組の大吾, Megumi no Daigo) #38, 1995[108] #27, 1999[109] Masahito Soda
Warp Boy (ワープボーイ) #01, 1996 #36/37, 1996 Tokihiko Matsuura, Kazuhiko Arao
Accidents (アクシデンツ -事故調クジラの事件簿-) #05/06, 1996 #41, 1998 Takatoshi Yamada
Shinsei Motemote Ōkoku (神聖モテモテ王国) #15, 1996 #09, 2000 Ken Nagai
Nagisa Me Kounin (なぎさMe公認) #16, 1996 #34, 1999 Taku Kitazaki
Hikenden Kira (秘拳伝キラ) #20, 1996 #05/06, 1997 Yuki Miyoshi, Takeru Aose
Monkey Turn (モンキーターン) #36/37, 1996 #03, 2005 Katsutoshi Kawai
Taiyo no Senshi Boka Boka (太陽の戦士ポカポカ) #36, 1996 #39, 1997 Kōji Kumeta
Inuyasha (犬夜叉) #50, 1996[110] #29, 2008[111] Rumiko Takahashi Published in English by Viz Media.[112]
Gain (ゲイン) #01, 1997 #35, 1998 Tsuyoshi Nakaima
Mo Sungoi!! (もぅスンゴイ!!) #04, 1997 #48, 1997 Hirotatsu Minami
Fancy Zatsuwazadan (ファンシー雑技団) #04, 1997 #08, 1999 Junichi Kuroba
Tuxedo Gin (タキシード銀, Gin Takashiido) #15, 1997 #07, 2000 Tokihiko Matsuura Published in English by Viz Media.[113]
Project ARMS (ARMS) #16, 1997[114] #20, 2002[115] Ryōji Minagawa, Kyoichi Nanatsuki Published in English by Viz Media.[116]
Karakuri Circus (からくりサーカス, Karakuri Sākasu) #32, 1997[117] #26, 2006[118] Kazuhiro Fujita
Devil & Devil (デビデビ) #41, 1997 #40, 2000 Yuki Miyoshi
The Wind of Fight (風の伝承者) #14, 1998 #11, 2000 Satoshi Yamamoto, Kazuto Wakakuwa
Katteni Kaizō (かってに改蔵) #21/22, 1998[119] #34, 2004[120] Kōji Kumeta
Spin Out (スピンナウト) #35, 1998 #24, 1999 Hiroyuki Nishimori, Santa Harukaze
Salad Days #48, 1998[121] #48, 2001[122] Shinobu Inokuma Transferred from Shōnen Sunday Super.
Tokyo Keiji (東京刑事) #05/06, 1999 #22/23, 1999 Keisuke Suzuki
Ayumu no Koma (歩武の駒) #14, 1999 #16, 2000 Kazuhiro Murakawa
Men Soul!!! (漢魂!!!(メンソウル)) #16, 1999 #04/05, 2001 Hirotatsu Minami
Dainamu Itou! (ダイナマ伊藤!) #17, 1999 #47, 2002 Pero Sugimoto
Kamoshika! (かもしか！) #22/23, 1999 #35, 2000 Kenichi Muraeda
Passport Blue (パスポート・ブルー) #24, 1999 #38, 2001 Osamu Ishiwata
Cheeky Angel (天使な小生意気, Tenshi na konamaiki) #25, 1999[123] #36/37, 2003[124] Hiroyuki Nishimori Published in English by Viz Media.[125]
Fantasista (ファンタジスタ) #35, 1999 #14, 2004 Michiteru Kusaba

2000s[edit]

2000–2004[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Marvelous (マーベラス) #01, 2000 #47, 2000 Yūji Takemura
Libero Revolution (リベロ革命!!) #04/05, 2000 #18, 2002 Motoyuki Tanaka
Mister Japan (MISTERジパング) #14, 2000 #46, 2001 Takashi Shiina
Brave Saru s (ブレイブ猿s) #17, 2000 #36, 2000 Tokihiko Matsūra
Itsumo Misora (いつも美空) #22/23, 2000[126] #24, 2001[127] Mitsuru Adachi
Dobutsu no Kame-chan (動物のカメちゃん) #31, 2000 #52, 2002 Kenji Sosai
Dan Doh!! Xi #32, 2000[128] #19, 2003[129] Daichi Banjō, Nobuhiro Sakata
Togari (トガリ) #36, 2000 #11, 2002 Yoshinori Natsume Published in English by Viz Media.[130]
Omunehari (大棟梁) #37/38, 2000 #04/05, 2001 Shinji Saijyo
Takeru Michi (タケル道) #39, 2000 #16, 2001 Naoya Ogawa, Yaeko Yamato
Punyarin (プニャリン) #44, 2000 #36/37, 2001[131] Joukura Koji
Bullet (ブリット) #01, 2001 #19, 2001 Yuki Miyoshi
Night Lovers (ナイトラヴァーズ) #04/05, 2001 #33, 2001 Yozo Shimizu, Kentaro Fumizuki
Zatch Bell! (金色のガッシュ!!, Konjiki no Gash Bell!!) #06, 2001[132] #04/05, 2008[133] Makoto Raiku Published in English by Viz Media.[134]
Rising Sun (ライジング・サン) #17, 2001 #46, 2001 Tokihiko Matsūra, Buronson
HORIZON #20, 2001 #33, 2002 Hiroyuki Kikuta
Pangea no Musume Kunie (パンゲアの娘 KUNIE) #21-22, 2001 #30, 2002 Masami Yuki
Iruka!! (いるか!!) #25, 2001 #30, 2001 Takashi Tanabe
The Law of Ueki (うえきの法則, Ueki no Hōsoku) #34, 2001[135] #46, 2004[136] Tsubasa Fukuchi Published in English by Viz Media.[137]
Do! Rill!! (どりる) #35, 2001 #30, 2002 Yugo Ishikawa
Katsu! #36/37, 2001[131] #12, 2005[138] Mitsuru Adachi
Senpuu no Tachibana (旋風の橘) #02/03, 2002 #01, 2003 Shinobu Inokuma
Yakitate!! Japan (焼きたて!!ジャぱん) #04/05, 2002[139] #06, 2007[140] Takashi Hashiguchi Published in English by Viz Media.[137]
365 no Yuki (365歩のユウキ) #06, 2002 #43, 2002 Shinji Saijyo
Shijō Saikyō no Deshi Kenichi (史上最強の弟子ケンイチ) #20, 2002[141] #42, 2014[142] Syun Matsuena
Ichiban-yu Kanata (一番湯のカナタ) #21/22, 2002 #02, 2003 Takashi Shiina
Otori Bomber (鳳ボンバー) #23, 2002 #21, 2003 Motoyuki Tanaka
Idejuu! (いでじゅう!) #33, 2002 #30, 2005 Moritaishi
Fight no Akatsuki (ふぁいとの暁) #35, 2002 #01, 2004 Takao Aoyagi
Kimi no Kakera (きみのカケラ) #38, 2002[143] #14, 2004[144] Shin Takahashi 2-chapter additional story published in 2010 and 2013.[145][146]
Midori Days (美鳥の日々, Midori no Hibi) #42, 2002[147] #34, 2004[120] Kazurou Inoue Published in English by Viz Media.[148]
D-Live!! #44, 2002 #18, 2006 Ryōji Minagawa
Wild Life (ワイルドライフ, Wairudo Raifu) #02, 2003[149] #08, 2008[150] Masato Fujisaki
Shonen Thunder (少年サンダー) #03, 2003 #08, 2003 Yukio Katayama
MÄR #06, 2003[151] #31, 2006[152] Nobuyuki Anzai Published in English by Viz Media.[153][154]
Ore-sama wa? (俺様は?(なぞ)) #07, 2003 #03, 2005 Pero Sugimoto
Denjin 1 Gō (電人1号) #12, 2003 #19, 2003 Junichi Kurobayama
Kuromatsu - The Nobelest (黒松・ザ・ノーベレスト) #20, 2003 #25, 2003 Naoki Mizuguchi
Uttare Daikichi! (売ったれダイキチ!) #22/23, 2003 #08, 2004 Yūji Takemura, Kazuto Wakakuwa
Robot Boys (ロボットボーイズ) #32, 2003 #10, 2004 Atsushi Kamikawa, Kyoichi Nanatsuki
Rakugaki Fighter ~Hero of Saint Paint~ (楽ガキFighter) #34, 2003 #02, 2004 Kunihiko Nakai
Kekkaishi (結界師) #47, 2003[155] #19, 2011[156] Yellow Tanabe Published in English by Viz Media.
Kaikisenban! Juugorou (怪奇千万!十五郎) #03, 2004 #20, 2004 Eiji Kawakubo
Codename Babyface (暗号名はBF) #07, 2004 #37, 2004 Hosana Tanaka
Kowashiyagamon (こわしや我聞) #11, 2004 #52, 2005 Shun Fujiki
Shishunki Keiji Minoru Kobayashi (思春期刑事 ミノル小林) #13, 2004 #31, 2005 Naoki Mizuguchi
Dan Doh!! Next Generation (DAN DOH!! 〜ネクストジェネレーション〜) #17, 2004[157] #01, 2005[158] Daichi Banjou, Nobuhiro Sakata
Dōshirō de Gozaru (道士郎でござる) #22/23, 2004[159] #05/06, 2006[160] Hiroyuki Nishimori
Kurozakuro (クロザクロ) #35, 2004[161] #01, 2006[162] Yoshinori Natsume Published in English by Viz Media.[163]
Toyuki (東遊記) #38, 2004 #22/23, 2005 Yohei Sakai
Hayate the Combat Butler (ハヤテのごとく!, Hayate no Gotoku!) #45, 2004[164] #20, 2017[165] Kenjiro Hata Published in English by Viz Media.[166]

2005–2009[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Saikyō! Toritsu Aoizaka Kōkō Yakyūbu (最強!都立あおい坂高校野球部) #06, 2005[167] #20, 2010[168] Motoyuki Tanaka
Ayakashido Horai (あやかし堂のホウライ) #07, 2005 #13, 2005 Tatsuya Kaneda, Kazuhiro Fujita
Ani-Funjatta! (兄ふんじゃった!) #09, 2005 #04/05, 2008 Shin Ogasawara
Blizzard Axel (ブリザードアクセル) #15, 2005[169] #27, 2007[170] Nakaba Suzuki
Miagete Goran (見上げてごらん) #16, 2005 #45, 2006 Michiteru Kusaba
The Law of Ueki Plus (うえきの法則プラス, Ueki no Hōsoku Purasu) #19, 2005[171] #29, 2007[172] Tsubasa Fukuchi
Cross Game (クロスゲーム) #22/23, 2005[173] #12, 2010[174] Mitsuru Adachi Published in English by Viz Media.[175]
Neko Navi (ネコなび) #31, 2005 #36/37, 2007 Pero Sugimoto
Ai Kora (あいこら) #32, 2005 #10, 2008 Kazurou Inoue
Zettai Karen Children (絶対可憐チルドレン, Zettai Karen Chirudoren) #33, 2005[176] #33, 2021[177] Takashi Shiina
Hijiri Kessho Albatross (聖結晶アルバトロス) #01, 2006 #51, 2006 Tamiki Wagaki
Chitei Shonen Chappy (地底少年チャッピー) #02, 2006 #41, 2006 Naoki Mizuguchi
Grandliner (グランドライナー) #03/04, 2006 #11, 2006 Masanori Yoshida
Harunokuni (ハルノクニ) #12, 2006 #50, 2006 Hiro Nakamichi, Myo Hamanaka
BakéGyamon (妖逆門) #13, 2006 #16, 2007 Kazuhiro Fujita, Mitsuhisa Tamura Published in English by Viz Media.[178]
Bushin (武心) #14, 2006 #12, 2007 Daichi Banjou
Golden★Age #21/22, 2006 #02/03, 2009 Kazuyuki Samukawa
Rangeman #27, 2006 #39, 2007 Moritaishi
Cirque du Freak (ダレン・シャン, Darren Shan) #36/37, 2006[179] #10, 2009[180] Takahiro Arai, Darren Shan Published in English by Yen Press.[181]
MÄR Ω #39, 2006[182] #28, 2007[183] Kōichirō Hoshino, Nobuyuki Anzai
Tasukete! Flower Man (助けて!フラワーマン) #46, 2006 #01, 2007 Omi Kaneyama
Ifrit: Danzai no Enjin (イフリート〜断罪の炎人〜) #02/03, 2007 #40, 2008 Masanori Yoshida
Gamble! (ギャンブルッ!) #04/05, 2007 #16, 2009 Mitsuru Kaga
Marine Hunter (マリンハンター) #10, 2007 #26, 2008 Shiro Otsuka
Ocha Nigosu (お茶にごす。) #18, 2007[184] #35, 2009[185] Hiroyuki Nishimori
Meteorite Breed (メテオド) #19, 2007 #07, 2008 Haruka Shii
Donburako (どんぶらこ) #23, 2007[186] — Bungo Yamashita One chapter, discontinued.
Maoh: Juvenile Remix (魔王 JUVENILE REMIX) #27, 2007[187] #30, 2009[188] Megumi Osuka, Kōtarō Isaka Published in English by Viz Media.[189]
Dive!! #28, 2007[190] #27, 2008[191] Masahiro Ikeno, Eto Mori
Obou Samba (お坊サンバ!!) #29, 2007[172] #47, 2009[192] Kousuke Ijima
Mari to Koinu no Monogatari (マリと子犬の物語) #38, 2007 #45, 2007 Yu Tamenaga, Shinji Kuwabara, Ikkyo Ono
Kunai Den (クナイ伝) #46, 2007 #32, 2008 Iori Tabasa
Kongō Banchō (金剛番長) #47, 2007[193] #15, 2010[194] Nakaba Suzuki
Saijō no Meii (最上の命医) #01, 2008[195] #13, 2010[196] Kenzō Irie, Takashi Hashiguchi
Lost+Brain #02/03, 2008[197] #31, 2008[198] Akira Ootani
Hyde & Closer (呪法解禁!! ハイド&クローサー) #04/05, 2008 #01, 2009 Haro Aso Moved and finished on Club Sunday.[199]
Published in English by Viz Media.[200]
Moonlight Act (月光条例, Gekko Jorei) #17, 2008[201] #19, 2014[202] Kazuhiro Fujita
Onidere (オニデレ) #18, 2008[203] #12, 2011[204] Crystal na Yōsuke
The World God Only Knows (神のみぞ知るセカイ, Kami Nomi zo Shiru Sekai) #19, 2008[205] #21, 2014[206] Tamiki Wakaki
Mixim 11 #21/22, 2008[207] #10, 2011[208] Nobuyuki Anzai
Traumeister (トラウマイスタ) #29, 2008 #28, 2009 Atsushi Nakayama
Mitsuboshi no Speciality (★★★のスペシャリテ) #30, 2008 #30, 2009 Go Yako
Artist Acro (アーティスト アクロ) #31, 2008[198] #47, 2009[192] Ato Sakurai Moved and finished on Club Sunday.[192]
King Golf #36/37, 2008 #46, 2011 Sasaki Takeshi Moved to Shōnen Sunday S.[209]
Arata: The Legend (アラタ カンガタリ〜革神語〜, Arata Kangatari) #44, 2008[210] #21, 2022[211] Yuu Watase Transferred to Sunday Webry.[211]
Published in English by Viz Media.[212]
Hajimete no Aku (はじめてのあく) #06, 2009 #25, 2012 Shun Fujiki
Itsuwaribito (いつわりびと◆空◆, Itsuwari Bito - Utsuho) #09, 2009 #11, 2010 Yuuki Iinuma Moved and finished on Club Sunday.
Published in English by Viz Media.[213]
Yaoyoroo! (やおよろっ!) #11, 2009[214] #26, 2009[215] Natsumin Moved and finished on Club Sunday.[216]
Defense Devil #19, 2009[217] #28, 2011[218] Youn In-Wan, Yang Kyung-Il
Rin-ne (境界のRINNE, Kyōkai no Rinne) #21/22, 2009[219] #03/04, 2018[220] Rumiko Takahashi Published in English by Viz Media.[221]
Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic (マギ, Magi) #27, 2009[222] #46, 2017[223] Shinobu Ohtaka Published in English by Viz Media.[224]
Denno Yuki Club (電脳遊戯クラブ) #29, 2009[225] #10, 2011[226] Shin Ogasawara It was later published as Katsu!! Washi ga Shishōze Yo! (喝!!ワシが師匠ぜよ!) from issue #52, 2010.[227]
Jio to Ôgon to Kinjirareta Mahô (ジオと黄金と禁じられた魔法) #33, 2009[228] #09, 2010[229] Ayumi Kirihata
Tomorrows #45, 2009[230] #32, 2010[231] Shinjin Deguchi
Tour! (ツール!, Tsuuru!) #49, 2009[232] #46, 2010[233] Akira Otani Moved and finished on Club Sunday.[234]

2010s[edit]

2010–2014[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Arago ~London Shikei Tokushu Hanzai Sōsakan~ (AR∀GO -ロンドン市警特殊犯罪捜査官-) #04/05, 2010[235] #43, 2011[236] Takahiro Arai
Kunisaki Izumo no Jijō (國崎出雲の事情) #07, 2010[237] #17, 2014[238] Aya Hirakawa
Kaitai Shinsho 0 (怪体真書Ø) #14, 2010[239] #21, 2011[240] Chiyo Kenmotsu Transferred to Club Sunday.
T.R.A.P. #16, 2010[241] #15, 2011[242] Eko Yamatoya Transferred to Club Sunday.
Saijo no Meii: The King of Neet (最上の明医〜ザ・キング・オブ・ニート〜) #18, 2010[243] #22/23, 2014[244] Kenzō Irie, Takashi Hashiguchi
Sengoku Yatagarasu (戦国八咫烏) #25, 2010[245] #02, 2012[246] Hirokazu Kobayashi
Kōtetsu no Hanappashira (鋼鉄の華っ柱) #44, 2010[247] #41, 2012[248] Hiroyuki Nishimori
Saijo wa? Straight!! (最後は?ストレート!!) #47, 2010[249] #06, 2014[250] Kazuyuki Samukawa Moved and finished in Shōnen Sunday S.
Chiisai Hito: Aoba Jidō Sōdanjo Monogatari (ちいさいひと 青葉児童相談所物語) #49, 2010[251] #29, 2012[252] Mitsuhiro Mizuno, Jin Kyōchikutō Moved and finished in Shōnen Sunday S.[253][254]
Jōjū Senjin!! Mushibugyo (常住戦陣!!ムシブギョー) #06, 2011[255] #43, 2017[256] Hiroshi Fukuda
Be Blues! - Ao ni Nare (BE BLUES!〜青になれ〜) #09, 2011[257] #46, 2022[258] Motoyuki Tanaka
Bestiarius (闘獣士 ベスティアリウス) #11, 2011[259] #14, 2015[260] Masasumi Kakizaki Moved and finished in Shōnen Sunday S.[261][262]
Nozomi to Kimio (ノゾミとキミオ) #12, 2011[263] #14, 2011[264] Wakō Honna
Runway wo ? Produce!! (ランウェイを☆プロデュース!!) #14, 2011[264] #20, 2011[265] Kiyoko Arai
Pocket Monsters RéBURST (ポケットモンスター RéBURST, Poketto Monsutā RiBĀSUTO) #15, 2011[242] #45, 2012[266] Mitsuhisa Tamura, Jin Kusude
Buyuden #16, 2011[267] #09, 2014 Takuya Mitsuda
Osumojii! Tsukasa no Ikkan (おすもじっ!◆司の一貫◆) #17, 2011[268] #16, 2013 Hirofumi Katou, Mitsuru Kaga
Silver Spoon (銀の匙, Gin no Saji) #19, 2011[269] #52, 2019[270] Hiromu Arakawa Published in English by Yen Press.[271]
Asaoka High School Baseball Club Diary: Over Fence (-浅丘高校野球部日誌- オーバーフェンス) #22/23, 2011[272] — Mitsuru Adachi One chapter, discontinued.
Inubu! Bokura no Shippo Senki (犬部! -ボクらのしっぽ戦記-) #26, 2011[273] #32, 2013[274] Haruki Takakura, Yuka Katano
Waza no Tabibito (技の旅人) #43, 2011[236] #44, 2011[275] Syun Matsuena
Gan-Kon (GAN☆KON) #46, 2011[276] #38, 2012[277] Kenji Sugawara Transferred to Club Sunday.
Anagle Mole (アナグルモール) #47, 2011[278] #06, 2014[279] Tsubasa Fukuchi
Ultimate Otaku Teacher (電波教師, Denpa Kyoushi) #49, 2011[280] #18, 2017[281] Takeshi Azuma
Hime Hajike (ひめはじけ) #10, 2012[282] #51, 2012[283] Crystal na Yousuke
Area D: Inō Ryōiki (AREA D 異能領域) #15, 2012[284] #08, 2016[285] Kyōichi Nanatsuki, Yang Kyung-il
Koakumaouden Senkore! (小悪魔王伝 戦コレ!) #19, 2012 #41, 2012 Noriyuki Konishi, Kyoichi Nanatsuki
Tadashii Kodomo no Tsukurikata! (正しいコドモの作り方) #21/22, 2012[286] #42, 2013[287] Marita Morita, Takayoshi Kuroda
Nadeshiko no Kiseki Kawasumi Nahomi Monogatari (なでしこのキセキ 川澄奈穂美物語) #24, 2012 #28, 2012 Eko Yamatoya
AKB48 Satsujin jiken (AKB48殺人事件) #31, 2012 #41, 2012 Masaki Gotō, Gosho Aoyama
Alice in Borderland: Side Stories (今際の国のアリス特別編, Imawa no Kuni no Arisu Tokubetsu-hen) #32, 2012[288] #10, 2015[289] Haro Aso Six additional stories to the Alice in Borderland manga, published between 2012 and 2015.[d]
Duel Masters Rev. #39, 2012[300] #32, 2013[301] Shinsuke Takahashi, Shido Kanzaki
Ane Log: Moyako Nēsan no Tomaranai Monologue (姉ログ 靄子姉さんの止まらないモノローグ) #42, 2012[302] #21, 2016[303] Kenji Taguchi
Fantasista Stella (ファンタジスタ ステラ) #45, 2012[304] #38, 2015[305] Michiteru Kusaba
Sasami-san@Ganbaranai (ささみさん@がんばらない) #46, 2012[306] #23, 2013[307] Akira Nishikawa Moved and finished in Shōnen Sunday S.[308]
Laughter at the World's End (終末のラフター, Shūmatsu no Laughter) #51, 2012[309] #04/05, 2013[310] Yellow Tanabe
Character Times (キャラクタイムズ) #06, 2013 #34, 2015 Fujiminosuke Yorozuya
Magical Star Kanon 100% (マジカル☆スターかのん１００％) #15, 2013[311] #17, 2013[312] Tamiki Wakaki
Nobelu (NOBELU-演-) #16, 2013 #50, 2014 Ken Yoshida, Shinji Nojima
Chōsuinō kei (超推脳 KEI) #17, 2013 #31, 2014 Yoshiki Tanaka, Kazuo Gomi
Magi: Adventure of Sinbad (マギ シンドバッドの冒険, Magi: Shindobaddo no Bōken) #23, 2013[313] #30, 2013[314] Yoshifumi Ohtera, Shinobu Ohtaka Moved and finished on Ura Sunday.[e]
Birdmen (バードメン) #33, 2013[318] #10, 2020[319] Yellow Tanabe
Keijo!!!!!!!! (競女!!!!!!!!) #34, 2013[320] #22/23, 2017[321] Daichi Sorayomi
Kokushi Musō! (国士無双!) #35, 2013 #26, 2014 Kazuki Tajima
Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai (湯神くんには友達がいない) #48, 2013[322] #25, 2019[323] Jun Sakura Transferred from Shōnen Sunday S.[f]
Hyōkyūhime×Tokiwagi Kantoku no Kajō na Aijō (氷球姫×常磐木監督の過剰な愛情) #49, 2013 #18, 2015 Haruka Ono
Chrono Monochrome (クロノ・モノクローム) #01, 2014 #01, 2015 Jingetsu Isomi
Kiriwo Terrible (キリヲテリブレ) #14, 2014 #01, 2015 Hiro Morita
Nanimo nai Kedo Sora wa Aoi (何もないけど空は青い) #16, 2014[325] #38, 2015[305] Hiroyuki Nishimori, Yuuki Iinuma
Captain Earth (キャプテン・アース) #19, 2014[326] #45, 2014[327] Hiroshi Nakanishi Finished on Club Sunday.[328]
Ginpaku no Paladin - Seikishi (銀白のパラディン -聖騎士-) #22/23, 2014 #24, 2015 Keisuke Oka
Heavens Runner Akira (ヘブンズランナーアキラ) #24, 2014 #48, 2015 Hikaru Nikaidō
Nozo × Kimi (ノゾ×キミ) #26, 2014[329] #20, 2015[330] Wakō Honna Second part. The first part was serialized in Shōnen Sunday S.
Eiga to Tenshi (EとT。〜えいがとてんし。〜) #27, 2014[331] #34, 2015[332] Ippei Nekosuna
Dagashi Kashi (だがしかし) #30, 2014[333] #20, 2018[334] Kotoyama
Psyche Matashitemo (サイケまたしても, Saike Mata Shitemo) #32, 2014[335] #04/05, 2019[336] Tsubasa Fukuchi
Sensō Gejikō (戦争劇場) #36/37, 2014[337] #45, 2015[338] Dousei Fujiko
Dezicon (デジコン) #40, 2014[339] #15, 2015[340] Tomohito Oda
Oishii Kamishama (おいしい神しゃま) #43, 2014[341] #48, 2015[342] Tooru Fujisawa

2015–2019[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Tokiwa Kitareri!! (トキワ来たれり!!) #01, 2015[343] #28, 2017[344] Syun Matsuena
Drea-mer (ドリー・マー, Dorī mā) #02/03, 2015[345] #40, 2015[346] Bakohajime
Tenshi to Akuto!! (天使とアクト!!) #04/05, 2015[347] #27, 2018[348] Aya Hirakawa
Ritasu 2-kobun no Suteki (レタス2個分のステキ) #06, 2015[349] #46, 2015[350] Hikaru Tanaka
Rion-san, Meiwakadesu (リオンさん、迷惑です。) #07, 2015[351] #42, 2015[352] Shinya Urayama
Saezuri High School OK-Bu! (さえずり高校OK部!) #08, 2015[353] #47, 2015[354] Isshiki Miho
Major 2nd #15, 2015[355] Present[356] Takuya Mitsuda
Alice in Borderland (今際の国のアリス, Imawa no Kuni no Arisu) #19, 2015[357] #14, 2016[358] Haro Aso Transferred from Shōnen Sunday S.
Published in English by Viz Media.[359]
Nanoha Yougashiten no Ii Shigoto (なのは洋菓子店のいい仕事) #19, 2015[360] #48, 2016[361] Tamiki Wakaki
Tutti! #22/23, 2015[362] #52, 2015[363] Ryo Katagiri
And-Pair (アンペア, An Pea) #27, 2015[364] #02, 2016[365] Gōta Yamanaka, Yusuke Hori
Character Times Golden (キャラクタイムズゴールデン, Kyaraku Taimuzu Gōruden) #35, 2015[366] #30, 2016[367] Fujiminosuke Yorozuya
Ad Astra per Aspera (アド アストラ ペル アスペラ, Ado Asutora peru Asupera) #40, 2015[346] Present
(series on hiatus)[368] 		Kenjiro Hata
Akatsuki no Bōkun (暁の暴君) #45, 2015[338] #42, 2016[369] Iori
Hatsukoi Zombie (初恋ゾンビ) #46, 2015[350] #17, 2019[370] Ryou Minenami
Nippen! (ニッペン!) #49, 2015[371] #17, 2016[372] Akira Otani
Amano Megumi wa Sukidarake! (天野めぐみはスキだらけ!) #03, 2016[373] #40, 2021[374] Nekoguchi Transferred from Shōnen Sunday S.[g]
Fureru to Kikoeru (ふれるときこえる) #04/05, 2016[376] #45, 2016[377] Wakou Honna
Hiiragi-sama wa Jibun o Sagashiteiru (柊様は自分を探している。) #10, 2016[378] #05/06, 2018[379] Hiroyuki Nishimori
Sōbōtei Kowasubeshi (双亡亭壊すべし) #17, 2016[372] #34, 2021[380] Kazuhiro Fujita
Sandē hi Kagakukenkyūjo (サンデー非科学研究所) #19, 2016[381] #45, 2017[382] Yūji Yokoyama
Aozakura: Bōei Daigakukō Monogatari (あおざくら 防衛大学校物語) #22/23, 2016[383] Present Hikaru Nikaidō
Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle (魔王城でおやすみ, Maōjō de Oyasumi) #24, 2016[384] Present Kagiji Kumanomata Published in English by Viz Media.[385]
Komi Can't Communicate (古見さんは、コミュ症です。, Komi-san wa, Komyushō desu.) #25, 2016[386] Present Tomohito Oda Published in English by Viz Media.[387]
Oni wo Tadorite Ikuseisō (鬼ヲ辿リテ幾星霜) #26, 2016[388] #15, 2017[389] Shinji Tonaka
Ryoko #47, 2016[390] #30, 2019[391] Kaito Mitsuhashi
Dameterasu-sama (だめてらすさま。) #48, 2016[361] #27, 2017[392] Shun Fujiki
Maiko-san chi no Makanai-san (舞妓さんちのまかないさん) #05/06, 2017[393] Present Aiko Koyama
Tenshō no Quadrable (天翔のクアドラブル) #19, 2017[394] #08, 2018[395] Takahiro Arai
Hoankan Evans no Uso: Dead or Love (保安官エヴァンスの嘘〜DEAD OR LOVE〜) #20, 2017[394] #21, 2022[396] Mizuki Kuriyama
Daiku no Hatō (第九の波濤) #21, 2017[394] #22/23, 2023[397] Michiteru Kusaba
Yōkai Giga (妖怪ギガ) #22/23, 2017[394] #52, 2021[398] Satsuki Satō
King of Idol (キング・オブ・アイドル) #24, 2017[394] #44, 2018[399] Tamiki Wakaki
Inseki Shōjo (隕石少女) #25, 2017[394] #09, 2018[400] Riichi Ishiyama
Shinobi no (シノビノ) #33, 2017[401] #43, 2018[402] Rokurou Ogaki
Kanojo no Umitate Namatamago' (彼女の産みたて生卵) #50, 2017[403] #52, 2017[404] Chihiro Kurachi
Tantei Xeno to Nanatsu no Satsujin Misshitsu (探偵ゼノと7つの殺人密室) #01, 2018[405] #33, 2019[406] Kyoichi Nanatsuki, Teppei Sugiyama
Tokachi Hitoribocchi Nōen (十勝ひとりぼっち農園) #01, 2018[407] Present Yūji Yokoyama
Ariadne in the Blue Sky (蒼穹のアリアドネ, Sōkyū no Ariadone) #02, 2018[408] #42, 2022[409] Norihiro Yagi Transferred to Sunday Webry.[409]
Marry Grave (マリーグレイブ, Marī Gureibu) #03/04, 2018[410] #07, 2019[411] Hidenori Yamaji
Fly Me to the Moon (トニカクカワイイ, Tonikaku Kawaii) #12, 2018[412] Present Kenjiro Hata Published in English by Viz Media.[59]
Kimi wa 008 (君は008) #13, 2018[413] #22/23, 2024[414] Syun Matsuena
Memesis (メメシス) #14, 2018[415] #09, 2019[416] Takuya Yakyū
Switch #20, 2018[417] #24, 2021[418] Atsushi Namikiri
Chrono Ma:gia:Toki no Shōkansha to Shiraha no Hanayome (クロノマギア 時の召喚者と白刃の花嫁) #21, 2018[419] #29, 2018[420] Fujiko Dosei
5-fungo no Sekai (5分後の世界) #22/23, 2018[421] #41, 2019[422] Hiroshi Fukuda
Detective Conan: Zero's Tea Time (名探偵コナン ゼロの日常) #24, 2018[423] Present Takahiro Arai, Gosho Aoyama (original story) Published infrequently.
First part finished in issue #26, 2022.[424]
Chrono Ma:gia: Mugen no Haguruma (クロノマギア ∞の歯車) #49, 2018[425] #40, 2019[426] Homura Kawamoto, Hikaru Muno
Imōto Rireki (妹りれき) #02/03, 2019[427] #21/22, 2019[428] Kei Nishimura Moved and finished in Shōnen Sunday S.[429][430]
Fire Rabbit!! #04/05, 2019[431] #12, 2020[432] Aya Hirakawa
Anonatsu -1959- (アノナツ-1959-) #06, 2019[433] #32, 2019[434] Ashibi Fukui
Undine of the Desert World (水女神は今日も恋をするか？) #07, 2019[435] #34, 2019[436] Shinya Mizu
Ponkotsu-chan Kenshōchū (ポンコツちゃん検証中) #21/22, 2019[437] #34, 2021[380] Tsubasa Fukuchi
Mao #23, 2019[438] Present Rumiko Takahashi Published in English by Viz Media.[439]
Yuko Sae Tatakaeba (ゆこさえ戦えば) #24, 2019[440] #11, 2020[441] Sei Fukui
The Tale of the Outcasts (ノケモノたちの夜, Nokemono-tachi no Yoru) #36/37, 2019[442] #20, 2021[443] Makoto Hoshino Published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment.[444]
Call of the Night (よふかしのうた, Yofukashi no Uta) #39, 2019[445] #9, 2024[446] Kotoyama Published in English by Viz Media.[447]
Detective Conan: Police Academy Arc – Wild Police Story (名探偵コナン 警察学校編 Wild Police Story, Meitantei Konan Keisatsu Gakkō-hen Wild Police Story) #44, 2019[448] #51, 2020[449] Takahiro Arai, Gosho Aoyama (original story)

2020s[edit]

2020–present[edit]

Manga First issue Final issue Manga artist Notes
Usotsuki (嘘月－ウソツキ－) #01, 2020[450] #40, 2020[451] Minami
PingKong #02/03, 2020[452] #17, 2020[453] Comic Jackson
Senno Shitsuji (洗脳執事) #04/05, 2020[454] #21, 2020[455] Wakabi Asayama
Frieren: Beyond Journey's End (葬送のフリーレン, Sōsō no Frieren) #22/23, 2020[456] Present Kanehito Yamada, Tsukasa Abe Published in English by Viz Media.[439]
Itoyan Goto Naki (いとやんごとなき) #24, 2020[457] #14, 2021[458] Komatsu Shouta
Ryū to Ichigo (龍と苺) #25, 2020[459] Present Yanamoto Mitsuharu
Ikeda-kun (イケ田くん) #26, 2020[460] #45, 2020[461] Takeru Atsumi
Alice in Borderland Retry (今際の国のアリス RETRY, Imawa no Kuni no Arisu Retray) #46, 2020[462] #08, 2021[463] Haro Aso
Bilocators (バイロケーターズ, Bairokētāzu) #22/23, 2021[464] #10, 2022[465] Kyōsuke Tanabe
Kakeau Tsukihi (かけあうつきひ) #24, 2021[418] #32, 2022[466] Sei Fukui
Hajime Love Comedy: Oga-Bebe (はじめラブコメ オガベベ, Hajime Rabu Kome Oga-Bebe) #36/37, 2021[467] #34, 2022[468] Okiraku Boy
Kage to Kage (影と影) #40, 2021[469] #42, 2021[470] Iya Short-term intensive serialization.[374]
Gifu no Prism (義父のプリズム, Gifu no Purizumu) #43, 2021[471] #45, 2021[472] Yutaka Short-term intensive serialization.[473]
Guinea Pig to Hakobi-ya (ギニーピッグと運び屋) #46, 2021[474] #49, 2021[475] Lisa Amano Short-term intensive serialization.[476]
Shibuya Near Family (シブヤニアファミリー, Shibuya Nia Famirī) #48, 2021[477] Present Kōji Kumeta
Shiroyama to Mita-san (白山と三田さん) #02/03, 2022[478] #08, 2024[479] Yuhei Kusakabe
Mikadono Sanshimai wa Angai, Choroi (帝乃三姉妹は案外、チョロい。) #04/05, 2022[480] Present Aya Hirakawa
Typhoon Relief (タイフウリリーフ, Taifu Rirīfu) #06, 2022[481] #45, 2022[482] Yomogi Mogi
Red Blue (レッドブルー, Reddo Burū) #07, 2022[483] Present Atsushi Namikiri
Last Karte: Hōjūi Gakusha Tōma Kenshō no Kioku (ラストカルテ―法獣医学者 当麻健匠の記憶―, Rasuto Karute Hōjūi Gakusha Tōma Kenshō no Kioku) #08, 2022[484] #22/23, 2024[414] Wakabi Asayama
Ayakashi Meoto Roman (妖夫婦浪漫) #15, 2022[485] #17, 2022[486] Minami Short-term intensive serialization.[487]
Golden Spiral #20, 2022[488] #19, 2023[489] Tsubasa Fukuchi Transferred and finished on Sunday Webry.[490]
Volley Volley (ボレーボレー, Borē Borē) #21, 2022[396] #48, 2022[491] Kawabatao
Kono Manga no Heroine wa Morisaki Amane desu (このマンガのヒロインは守崎あまねです。, Kono Manga no Hiroin wa Morisaki Amane desu) #22/23, 2022[488] #26, 2023[492] Nekoguchi
Romantic Comedy Quest (ラブコメクエスト, Rabu Kome Kuesuto) #24, 2022[488] #46, 2022[258] mmk
Akatsuki Jihen (朱月事変) #43, 2022[493] #42, 2023[494] Chigusa Ichihara
Vigness Sanshiki (ビグネス参式, Bigunesu Sanshiki) #44, 2022[495] #24, 2023[496] Katsurō
Sōei Sōsho (双影双書) #45, 2022[497] #14, 2023[498] Erika Funamoto Transferred to Sunday Webry.[499]
Kowloon jō de Mōichido (九龍城でもう一度, Kyūryū jō de Mōichido) #46, 2022[258] #24, 2023[496] Sanshi Fujita
I Wanna Do Bad Things with You (君と悪いことがしたい, Kimi to Warui Koto ga Shitai) #47, 2022[500] #18, 2024[501] Yutaka Published in English by Viz Media.[502]
Renkinjutsushi no Sumu Bukiya (錬金術師の住む武器屋) #09, 2023[503] #11, 2023[504] Daiki Matsumine, Tamamaru Short-term intensive serialization.[505]
Tatari (タタリ) #20, 2023[506] Present Watari
Super String: Marco Polo's Travel to the Multiverse (スーパーストリング ―異世界見聞録―, Super String: Isekai Kenbunroku) #21, 2023[507] #15, 2024[508] Youn In-wan, Boichi
Sternbilt no Tōrimichi (シュテルンビルトの通り路, Shuterunbiruto no Tōrimichi) #22/23, 2023[509] #42, 2023[494] Hajime Saeki
Chīsai Boku no Haru (小さい僕の春) #24, 2023[496] #40, 2023[510] Takeru Atsumi Transferred to Sunday Webry.[510]
Te no Geka (テノゲカ) #25, 2023[511] Present Shihi Shi, Takahiro Arai
Shusseki Bangō 0-ban (出席番号0番) #45, 2023[512] #22/23, 2024[414] Tomi Ota
Ogami Tsumiki to Ki Nichijō (尾守つみきと奇日常。) #46, 2023[513] Present Miyu Morishita
Mizu Polo (みずぽろ, Mizu Poro) #50, 2023[514] Present Miho Isshiki, Naoki Mizuguchi
Utsuranai desu (写らナイんです) #18, 2024[501] Present Konoshimadesu
Rock a Rock (ロッカロック, Rokkarokku) #19, 2024[515] Present Yuzuo Batō
Hello Work Monsters (ハローワークモンスターズ, Harō Wāku Monsutāzu) #22/23, 2024[414] Present Mako Hatamachi

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Stories published in Weekly Shōnen Sunday:
    • "Mermaid Forest" (人魚の森, Ningyo no Mori) (1987)[48][50]
    • "Dream's End" (夢の終わり, Yume no Owari) (1988)[51]
    • "Promised Tomorrow" (約束の明日, Yakusoku no Ashita) (1990)[52][53]
    • "Mermaid's Scar" (人魚の傷, Ningyo no Kizu) (1992)[54][55]
    • "Eye of the Demon" (夜叉の瞳, Yasha no Hitomi) (1993)[56][57]
    • "The Last Face" (最後の顔, Saigo no Kao) (1994)[58][49]
  2. ^ Spriggan was serialized in Weekly Shōnen Sunday in 1989. It was later transferred to Shōnen Sunday Zōkan in 1992 and finished in 1996.[69]
  3. ^ Kyō Kara Ore Wa!! was published in Shōnen Sunday Zōkan from 1988 to 1990 and later published in Weekly Shōnen Sunday from 1990 to 1997.[79]
  4. ^ List of stories:
    • "Four of Hearts" (はあとのよん, Haato no Yon) (2012)[288][290]
    • "Four of Clubs" (くらぶのよん, Kurabu no Yon) (2013)[291][292]
    • "Six of Diamonds" (だいやのろく, Daiya no Roku) (2013)[293][294]
    • "Seven of Spades" (すぺえどのなな, Supēdo no Nana) (2013)[295][296]
    • "King of Spades" (すぺえどのきんぐ, Supēdo no Kingu) (2013–14)[297][298]
    • "King of Diamonds" (だいやのきんぐ, Daiya no Kingu) (2014–15)[299][289]
  5. ^ Magi: Adventure of Sinbad started in Weekly Shōnen Sunday in May 2013.[315] It finished in the magazine in June of the same year. It was later moved to Ura Sunday in September 2013 and finished in April 2018.[316][317]
  6. ^ Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai started in Shōnen Sunday S in May 2012.[324] It was later transferred to Weekly Shōnen Sunday in October 2013.
  7. ^ Amano Megumi wa Sukidarake! started in Shōnen Sunday S in August 2015.[375] It was later transferred to Weekly Shōnen Sunday in December 2015.

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