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Website
Asuka-Shinsha
S-C Zoukan
Shogakukan
San-nensei
[gakunen]
Website
Shogakukan
- Third grade
Sanwa Comics D Collection
[yaoi]
Sanwa Shuppan
SBK Comics
[yaoi]
Shobunkan
Scholar LC
Scholar
Select You
[josei]
Once every 3 months
Shueisha
Shimensoka no Onna-tachi
[josei]
Website
Takeshobou
Shojo Comic (Sho-comi)
[shoujo]
Bi-monthly
Website
Shogakukan
Notable series: Fushigi Yuugi, Ayashi no Ceres, Kaikan Phrase.
Shojo Kakumei
Bi-monthly
Issuisha
Shosetsu June
[yaoi]
Magazine Magazine
Shounen Ace
[shounen]
Monthly / 26th
Website
Kadokawa Shoten
Notable series: Neon Genesis Evangelion, Narue no Sekai (The World of Narue), Girls Bravo, Kiddy Grade, Samurai Champloo, Eureka 7, Kannaduki no Miko, Angelic Layer, B'tX, Brain Powered, Keroro Gunso (Sgt. Frog), Vision of Escaflowne, Eden's Bowy, The Melody of Oblivion, Grenadier, Steel Angel Kurumi, Suzumiya Haruhi, Blood+.
- Suzumiya Haruhi novel was adapted to a manga in Shounen Ace magazine, and it will also have anime adaptation. There were two manga of Vision of Escaflowne (one shounen manga and the other shoujo manga), the shounen manga was serialized in the shounen manga magazine Shounen Ace. Blood+ has three different manga thats serialized in three different manga magazines.
Shounen Blood
[shounen]
Website
MOVIDA Entertainment
SOFTBANK Creative
Monthly
- A new shounen magazine Created in April 2006 by MOVIDA Entertainment and SOFTBANK Creative. As the name implies, its theme will be centered around "Nekketsu" (burning passion, or hot-blooded, a common shounen term). Currently the magazine is still accepting submissions of possible serializations, and is claiming that it will "bring to the 10th (current) generation of manga fans series that are cooler and more "Nekketsu" than anything they've ever seen."
Shounen Bungei
Website
Shinpusha
- Shounen Literature, literature magazine containing poem, novel, and manga.
Shounen Champion
[shounen]
Weekly
Website
Akita Shoten
Shounen Gangan
[shounen]
Monthly / 12th
Website
Square-Enix
Shounen Jump
[shounen]
Weekly
Website
Website
Shueisha
Notable series: Dragon Ball, Slam Dunk, One Piece, Yu Yu Hakusho, Naruto, City Hunter, Rurouni Kenshin, Saint Seiya.
- Founded in 1968, the most popular magazine in Japan. In 1994, Jump sold an unprecedented 6.2 million copies, though sales have been declining in recent years.
Shounen Jump (Monthly)
[shounen]
Monthly / 6th
Website
Shueisha
Shounen Magazine / Magazine Special
[shounen]
Weekly
Website
Kodansha
- Different magazines, same website.
Shounen Sirius
[shounen]
Monthly
Website
Kodansha
- Theme is mystery, surprise and glory
Shounen Sunday
[shounen]
Weekly
Website
Shogakukan
Shounen Sunday Cho Super
[shounen]
Website
Shogakukan
Shounen Sunday GX (Sunday Gene-X)
[shounen/seinen]
Monthly / Middle of the month
Website
Shogakukan
Shounen Sunday Super
[shounen]
Weekly
Shogakukan
Shuman Special
Monthly / 29th
Website
Houbunsha
- Manga magazine for men.
Shy Comics
[yaoi]
Taiyou Tosho
Silky
[josei]
Bi-monthly / 3rd
Website
Hakusensha
Silky Special
[josei]
Hakusensha
SloMagaComic V7 pachinko
[seinen]
Monthly / 16th
Futabasha
Sony Magazines Comics Rutile Collection
[yaoi]
Sony Magazines
Special AYA
[josei]
Monthly / 22nd
Website
Ohzora Shuppan
SS
Website
Asuka-Shinsha
Stencil
[shoujo]
Monthly / 28th
Square-Enix
- Gaming
Studio DNA
[shounen]
Website
Ichijinsha
- Gaming
Super Color Comic Robot
Website
Wani Books
- Collection of "visual stories" from Range Murata, some drawn in manga format, some in illustration-book format.
Super Dash Bunko
[shounen]
Website
Shueisha
- This is a label. Super Dash Bunko is a library of novels published by Shueisha and aimed at boys (shounen novels).
Super Etchi
[seinen]
Oakla Shuppan
Super Jump
[seinen]
Monthly / 2nd and 4th week
Website
Website
Shueisha
Super Pachinko 777
[seinen]
Monthly / 17th
Website
Takeshobou
Super Robot Magazine
[shounen]
Odd months / 19th
Futabasha
Susperia Mystery
[shoujo]
Monthly / 24th
Website
Akita Shoten
SWAN MAGAZINE
Heibonsha
- Ballet Magazine
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