Arakure The Wild Ones 6, Sky Blue Square 2, Maid in Love by Touma Rei (Elex Media 20 June 2012 manga) [UPDATED]

Also, Tokkyu!! 18, in a three-way tie for top DO WANT! with Arakure 6 and the second Sky Blue Square. Had to lead with Touma Rei's one-volume Maid in Love (originally Tsukushite Agemasu ex-Cheese!) because it's the only one with a big enuf cover. Additionally, along with Topeng Kaca: Bersatunya Dua Jiwa 1—Glass no Kamen volume 47—Maid in Love has been waiting for official release since last week.

I'll do my Ganbaruzo! best to fill in the NikBabble™ for this Elex shopping list but warning you nau that chances are Very High that I might not be able to. Me and RL are still in negotiations :p «Update: I yielded some, RL conceded the rest, hence...

Tsukushite Agemasu © Touma Rei/Shogakukan
[First serialized in Cheese!]
Published in Indonesia as Maid in Love by Elex Media

Yuzuko and her gal pals make plans to try out a nearby café famous for its maid and butler wait staff — who treat customers as if they were rich heirs or heiresses if not out-and-out royalty. But on the way, Yuzuko runs afoul of a thug and is forced to flee for dear life. Fortunately, a beautiful maid comes to her rescue and makes Yuzuko's heart go thumpity-thump...!?

Apparently, Yuzuko had insulted the bruiser after her, and the beauteous Maid (in Love??) who saves her is none other than the high school hottie Itsuki. Or so sez Baka-Updates Manga in its Tsukushite Agemasu description.

Aside from the title story, Maid in Love contains side stories When Fireworks End and My Hysteric Girl. [*NOT Elex titles]

✏ Other Touma Rei manga
Before publishing Maid in Love or Tsukushite Agemasu, Elex introed Touma Rei-sensei through her collab with TAKUYA-sensei, the game-based Hoshiiro no Okurimono released here as Star Color Present. But she is prolly most famous for the droolicious Reimei no Arcana, also serialized in Cheese!. (Nine Reimei no Arcana tankou have been compiled in Japan as of January this year; JP volume 10 streets next week, on 26 June. Level publishes the popular series as Dawn of the Arcana; latest volume 6 released mid-April.)

Not yet licensed, I don't think, are S no Yuiitsu M no Zettai (JP release: 2007.08) and Boku wa Kiss de Uso wo Tsuku (two Cheese! Flower Comics tankou compiled between September and December 2008).

Touma Rei-sensei also illustrated Otome Nadeshiko Love Diary, the light novel series written by Miyama Kunoe and published under Shogakukan's FCα Lululu Novels label (two volumes released from November 2011 to January 2012).

Moar doki doki shoujo manga goodness —

Arakure: The Wild Ones vol 6 of 10
By Fujiwara Kiyo

Sachie's new teacher Chigusa-sensei turns out to be a childhood playmate known for being a crybaby, who was forced to transfer schools because of little Sachie. Teach Chigusa hasn't forgotten the affront and plans to take revenge on Sachie and Igarashi — who have a secret they would *die* to keep under wraps.

I will stop you, whatever it takes! But can Igarashi protect Sachie (and himself) from Chigusa-sensei's predations?

Arakure: The Wild Ones volume 6 compiles chapters 28 to 33.

Moar previews after the release list.

Mangazines: Nakayoshi Gress! Issue 6/2012
Kikuta Michiyo's Layer & Rayer debuts, and Animal Official by Fukushima Haruka and Ogawa & Team Saito by Sakyo resume in the latest NakaGress. [Continued...]

Elex Media manga (2012.06.20)

1. Aoba Bicycle Shop (Namiki Bashidoori: Aoba Jitenshaten) vol 6 of 20 by Miyao Gaku

Namiki Bashidoori: Aoba Jitenshaten 「並木橋通りアオバ自転車店」 by Miyao Gaku AKA Aoba Bicycle Shop on Namikibashi Street Shonen Gahosha Young King, seinen Volume 6 first published in Japan 2002.08

Reissues/Related series
Released in 12 Shonen Gahosha Bunko volumes from 2009.10 to 2010.12
Sequel: Aoba Jitenshaten (20 volumes as of 2012.06.08)

2. Arakure: The Wild Ones (Arakure) vol 6 of 10 by Fujiwara Kiyo

Arakure 「アラクレ」 by Fujiwara Kiyo Hakusensha Hana to Yume, shoujo Volume 6 (chapters 28–33) first published in Japan 2007.11

Other languages
English Wild Ones (VIZ Media: 10 volumes), French (Editions 12 bis: Arakure: Princesse Yakuza Tome 6 per 2010.10)

3. Crows vol 24 of 26 by Takahashi Hiroshi

Crows 「クローズ」 by Takahashi Hiroshi AKA Crows: Busou Sensen Reimeihen Akita Shoten Monthly Shounen Champion, shounen Volume 24 first published in Japan 1997.09

Related series
Main story: Crows Gaiden (three volumes: 1, 2 (Sono Go no Crows) and 3 (Zoku - Crows Gaiden))
Sequel: Worst (29 volumes as of 2012.05)
Spin-offs: Crows Zero (nine volumes per 2010.08); Crows Gaiden: Linda Linda (two volumes); Suzuran Danshi Koukou Nyuugaku Annai (one volume)

Adaptations
Two live-action prequel movies: Crows ZERO (Japan theatrical release: October 2007) and Crows ZERO II (April 2009), directed by Miike Takashi and starring Oguri Shun (GPS leader Takiya Genji) and Yamada Takayuki (Serizawa Tamao)

4. Eyes for Photography (Hitomi no Photograph) vol 2 of 3+ by GUNP (Mori Kohichiro × Sakura Akami)

Hitomi no Photograph Their fresh photograph life 「瞳のフォトグラフ　Ｔｈｅｉｒ　ｆｒｅｓｈ　ｐｈｏｔｏｇｒａｐｈ　ｌｉｆｅ」 by GUNP (Mori Kohichiro × Sakura Akami) Softbank Creative FlexComix Blood, shounen Volume 2 first published in Japan 2009.11

5. Kungfu Boy vol 14 of 18 Premium (Tekken Chinmi [Bunko]) by Maekawa Takeshi

Tekken Chinmi 「鉄拳チンミ　(講談社漫画文庫)」 by Maekawa Takeshi AKA Ironfist Chinmi Kodansha Manga Bunko, shounen Bunko volume 14 first published in Japan 2003.01

Awards
1987 Kodansha Manga Awardee for the Shounen Category

Related series
Sequels: New Kungfu Boy (Shin Tekken Chinmi; 20 volumes), Kungfu Boy Legends (Tekken Chinmi Legends; volume 13 released in Japan 2012.03); serialized in the Indonesian Shonen Magz, ongoing and side story Tekken Chinmi Gaiden (3 volumes per 2010.04; serialized in Shonen Magz; Volume 3: Chinmi Other Story: Chinmi & Shie Fan published by Elex Media in 2011.06)

6. [Premiere] Maid in Love (Tsukushite Agemasu) by Touma Rei «Ex-2011.06.13

Tsukushite Agemasu 「つくしてあげます」 by Touma Rei Shogakukan Cheese!, shoujo This volume first published in Japan 2007.11

7. Sky Blue Square (Sorairo Square) vol 2 of 4 by Sou

Sorairo Square 「空色スクエア。」 by Sou Houbunsha Manga Time Kirara Forward, seinen Volume 2 first published in Japan 2010.02

Other languages
French (Bamboo Editions: Un carré de ciel bleu, four volumes as of 2011.10)

8. Slam Dunk Deluxe vol 8 of 24 by Inoue Takehiko

Slam Dunk (Kanzenban) 「ＳＬＡＭ　ＤＵＮＫ　完全版」 by Inoue Takehiko Shueisha Jump Comics Deluxe, shounen Kanzenban volume 8 first published in Japan 2001.06

Related series
Slam Dunk tankoubon (31 volumes, originally serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump
Kaede Purple (1998 one-shot Slam Dunk alternate story)

Awards
Winner, 40th Shogakukan Manga Awards in the Shounen category

Other languages (Tankoubon release)
Indonesian (Elex Media, 31 volumes), English Slam Dunk (Gutsoon! Entertainment [2003–2004; Dropped]; VIZ Media: from 2008 – 22 volumes as of 2012.06.05 • volume 23 street date: 2012.08.07; Chuang Yi Singapore: 31 volumes; and Summit Media Publishing Philippines), French (Kana: 31 volumes), Spanish (Editorial Ivréa and Grupo Editorial Vid México), German (Planet Manga), Portuguese (Conrad Brazil), traditional Chinese (Da Ran Culture Enterprise Co., Ltd. (forfeited); Sharp Point Press Taiwan)

Adaptations
Toei Animation's 101-episode anime TV series adapting manga volumes 1–22 aired from October 1993 to March 1996 in Japan, starring seiyuu Kusao Takeshi (Sakuragi Hanamichi), Hiramatsu Akiko (Akagi Haruko), Midorikawa Hikaru (Rukawa Kaede), Yanada Kiyoyuki (Akagi Takenori), Okiayu Ryotaro (Mitsui Hisashi) and Shioya Yoku (Miyagi Ryouta). At least five anime film sequels were also produced: Slam Dunk (Japan premiere: 1994.03.12), Slam Dunk: Zenkoku Seiha da! Sakuragi Hanamichi (1994.07.09), Slam Dunk: Shōhoku Saidai no Kiki! Moero Sakuragi Hanamichi (1995.03.04) and Slam Dunk: Hoero Basketman Tamashii! Hanamichi to Rukawa no Atsuki Natsu (1995.07.15)

9. Smash! vol 10 of 18 by Saki Kaori

Smash! 「スマッシュ！」 by Saki Kaori Kodansha Weekly Shonen Magazine, shounen Volume 10 first published in Japan 2008.09

10. Tokkyu!! vol 18 of 20 by Komori Yoichi & Kubo Mitsuro

Tokkyu!! 「トッキュー！！」 by Komori Yoichi & Kubo Mitsuro Kodansha Weekly Shonen Magazine, shounen Volume 18 first published in Japan 2008.03

Reissues
Seven bunko volume rereleased from 2010.01 to 2010.07

Serializations
Indonesian Shonen Magz

11. Topeng Kaca vol 24 of 24+ Deluxe (Glass no Kamen [Bunko]) by Miuchi Suzue

Glass no Kamen 「ガラスの仮面　白泉社文庫」 by Miuchi Suzue Hakusensha Bessatsu Hana to Yume, shoujo Bunko volume 24 first published in Japan 2010.01

Related
Glass no Kamen tankoubon (48 volumes per 2012.02.25 in Japan), released in Indonesia as Topeng Kaca, Topeng Kaca: Bidadari Merah, Topeng Kaca: Dua Akoya and Topeng Kaca: Bersatunya Dua Jiwa (volume 1 street date: 20 June 2012)

The Glass Mask Comic Fanbook was released in Japan 2010.09 under the Hana to Yume Comics Special label.

Adaptations
Three anime series and two live-action drama seasons

12. [Premiere] Topeng Kaca: Bersatunya Dua Jiwa (Glass no Kamen) vol 1 (of 2+) by Miuchi Suzue «Ex-2011.06.13

Glass no Kamen 「ガラスの仮面」 by Miuchi Suzue Hakusensha Bessatsu Hana to Yume, shoujo Volume 47 first published in Japan 2011.07

Related
Rereleased in bunko (24 volumes as at 2010.01, ongoing; Indonesian release as Topeng Kaca Deluxe)

Other languages/serializations
Italian (Editions Star Comics; serialized in Orion) and traditional Chinese (Tong Li Taiwan and Hong Kong)

Adaptations
At least three Glass no Kamen anime adaptations have been produced: The first by Eiken, spanning 23 episodes, aired between April and September 1984 on Japan's NTV. Seiyuu Katsuki Masako voiced Kitajima Maya, Matsushima Minori as Maya's rival Himekawa Ayumi, Nakanishi Taeko as Maya's mentor Tsukikage Chigusa and Nozawa Nachi as businessman Hayami Masumi.

TMS Entertainment produced the next anime, a three-episode OAV Garasu no Kamen: Sen no Kamen wo Motsu Shōjo (Glass Mask: The Girl Who Wears A Thousand Masks), released December 1998. The OAV retelling of the first three manga arcs featured a different voice cast: Ogata Megumi (Maya), Matsui Naoko (Ayumi), Toda Keiko (Tsukikage) and Kosugi Juurouta (Hayami).

TMS remade the series in 2005, this time casting Kobayashi Sanae, Yajima Akiko, Fujita Toshiko and Morikawa Toshiyuki as Maya, Ayumi, Tsukikage and Hayami, with the 1984 anime Maya returning as Ayumi's mother, Himekawa Utako. Fifty-one episodes aired between April 2005 and March 2006 on TV Tokyo.

The live-action version adapting the first 38 manga volumes ran for two seasons on TV Asahi (Season 1: July to September 1997, 11 episodes; Season 2: April to June 1998, 12 episodes), with the Season 1 episode 12 airing on 30 September 1999 (the Special Ending). The TV drama Seasons 1-2 cast comprised Adachi Yumi as Maya, Matsumoto Megumi as Ayumi, Nogiwa Yoko as Tsukikage and Tanabe Seiichi as Hayami. All reprised their roles for the Special Ending except Ayumi's actor (replaced by Nakamura Aimi).

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Mangazines (2012.06.20)

• Nakayoshi Gress! Issue 6/2012 (Indonesian Nakayoshi)

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Naruto 55, Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle 20, Fairy Tail 13 (Elex Media 9 May 2012 manga) [UPDATED]

Update: Added the shounen mangazines that got left out :P

Naruto © Kishimoto Masashi/Shueisha
[Serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump]
Published in Indonesia by Elex Media

The Great War begins!

The Allied Shinobi Forces mobilize for an assault on Akatsuki. To protect Naruto, Gaara delivers an inspirational speech. Meanwhile, Kabuto works with Madara to reanimate legendary ninja to swell Akatsuki's ranks.

Naruto vol 55: The War Begins! compiles chapters 515 to 524: The Great War Begins! • Gaara's Speech • Omoi's War!! • Battle of the Commando Units!! • The Biju Bomb • Secrets of the Edotensei • The Main Regiment in Battle!! • We Died. • The Legendary Seven Swordsmen of the Mist!! • That Which Ought to be Protected. [*NOT Elex chapter titles]

The latest chapter collected in a tankou is 575: Will of Stone bound in Naruto volume 60: Kurama!! published in Japan on 2 May 2012.

Another civil war is brewing over in Magnolia (I'll get to first runner-up DO WANT! TRC in a moment) —

Fairy Tail vol 13 of 32+
By Mashima Hiro

There's just no rest for the wicked, nor for Fairy Tail mages. The female contingent dukes it out in a Miss Fairy Tail contest—Lucy's hoping to win to make her rent payments—but she runs out of luck when Master Makarov's grandson returns and sniffs at how "soft" the guild has become. Laxus magicks the contestants into stone and forces the rest of Fairy Tail into fighting each other.

Fairy Tail vol 13 contains chapters 101 to 109: Rage Within the Red Earth • Walk Strong • Home • Best Friend • That Man, Laxus • The Harvest Festival • The Battle of Fairy Tail • Go-cheen • Friendly Fire for Friendship's Sake. [*NOT Elex/Shonen Magz chapter titles]

The latest Fairy Tail chapter compiled in a tankoubon is 275: Drunken Hawk, bound in volume 32 published in Japan on 17 April 2012.

Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle vol 20 of 28
By CLAMP

The Wizard's past is unveiled!

After stopping his rampage and saving his life, Sakura charges Fai with the care of the remaining troop members, and her soul enters dream world. Fai takes her body to Celes, the home he left untold ages ago, where Syaoran and Kurogane learn the true nature of their enigmatic comrade, and see for the first time how his past and future are shaped by his tragic curse... [Additions from Chuang Yi's TSUBASA Reservoir Chronicle Vol.20 preview]

Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle vol 20, elsewhere sub-titled The Trial of the Traitor!, spans chapters 150 through 158: Those Left Behind • A Lie in the Rain • Four Prices Paid • The Most Painful • The Magician Returns • The Damned Twins • The Beginning of Sorrow • The Final Choice • One Other Curse. [*NOT Elex/Shonen Magz chapter titles]

Mangazines: Shonen Magz 05/2012 and Shonen Star 08/2012
Raiku Makoto's Animal Kingdom (Doubutsu no Kuni) premieres in Shonen Magz Issue 5 of 2012, while the animal world from a genius vet's vantage point Wild Life snags Shonen Star Issue 8's series spotlight. Scroll down for details.

Elex Media manga (2012.05.09)

1. Arakure: The Wild Ones (Arakure) vol 5 of 10 by Fujiwara Kiyo

Arakure 「アラクレ」 by Fujiwara Kiyo Hakusensha Hana to Yume, shoujo Volume 5 (chapters 22–27) first published in Japan 2007.07

Other languages
English Wild Ones (VIZ Media: 10 volumes), French (Editions 12 bis: Arakure: Princesse Yakuza Tome 6 per 2010.10)

2. Fairy Tail vol 13 of 32+ by Mashima Hiro

Fairy Tail 「ＦＡＩＲＹ　ＴＡＩＬ」 by Mashima Hiro Kodansha Weekly Shonen Magazine, shounen Volume 13 (chapters 101–109) first published in Japan 2008.12

Awards
Best Shounen Manga, 2009 Kodansha Manga Awards (tied with Katou Motohiro's Q.E.D.); Best Comedy Manga, 2009 Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation's Industry Awards

Other languages/Serializations
Serialized in the Indonesian Shonen Magz (ongoing)
English Fairy Tail (Del Rey until volume 12; Kodansha Comics from volume 13 [2011.05], 18 volumes as of 2012.03.06 • volume 19 street date: 2012.05.29), French (Pika Édition: Tome 24 shipped 2012.05.02 • Tome 25 street date: 2012.07.04), traditional Chinese (Tong Li Taiwan: FAIRY TAIL魔導少年 31 released 2012.05.02), simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi: FAIRY TAIL #22 per 2010.10)

Adaptations
The A-1 Pictures and Satelight anime co-production starring seiyuu Hirano Aya (Lucy Heartfilia), Kakihara Tetsuya (Natsu Dragneel), Nakamura Yuuichi (Gray Fullbuster) and Kugimiya Rie (Happy) continues to air (episode 129 aired 2012.05.05). The Animax Asia run premiered on 30 September 2010, with Season 2 beginning 10 February 2012. Anime OAVs have been bundled with the manga volumes: Fairy Tail: Yōkoso Fairy Hills! (with limited edition volume 26; 2011.04) and Yōsei Gakuen Yankee-kun to Yankee-chan (volume 27; 2011.06). The third OAV Memory Days released with volume 31 (2012.02.17).

Fairy Tail The Movie: The Phoenix Priestess anime movie is slated to premiere in Japan on 18 August 2012.

Related
Fairy Megane, a one-shot crossover between Fairy Tail and Yoshikawa Miki's Yankee-kun to Megane-chan (AKA Flunk Punk Rumble), appeared in Weekly Shonen Magazine in 2008. The Yōsei Gakuen Yankee-kun to Yankee-chan manga side story was released in the limited edition volume 27 as a separate booklet from the DVD.

The official FAIRY TAIL+ fanbook released 2010.05 in Japan, the FAIRY TAIL A official animation book in 2011.01.

3. Here is Greenwood vol 6 of 6 Deluxe (Koko wa Greenwood [Bunko]) by Nasu Yukie [Finale]

Koko wa Greenwood 「ここはグリーン・ウッド　(白泉社文庫)」 by Nasu Yukie Hakusensha Bessatsu Hana to Yume and Hana to Yume, shoujo Bunko volume 6 first published in Japan 2001.06

Other languages
English Here is Greenwood (VIZ Media, nine volumes)

Adaptations
A six-episode anime OAV starring seiyuu Sasaki Nozomu (Hasukawa Kazuya), Sakamoto Chika (Kisaragi Shun), Iwata Mitsuo (Ikeda Mitsuru) and Seki Toshihiko (Tezuka Shinobu) released in Japan between November 1991 and March 1993. A 13-episode live-action renzoku aired on Tokyo MX from July to September 2008 (Cast: Izawa Yuki, Suzuki Hiroki, Miura Riki and Sato Yuuichi)

4. Mokke vol 9 of 9 by Kumakura Takatoshi [Finale]

Mokke 「もっけ」 by Kumakura Takatoshi Kodansha Afternoon, seinen Volume 9 first published in Japan 2009.07

5. My First Mr. Akuno (Hajimete no Aku) vol 9 of 15+ by Fujiki Syun

Hajimete no Aku 「はじめてのあく」 by Fujiki Syun Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen Volume 9 first published in Japan 2011.04

Other Serializations
Serialized in Shonen Star (ongoing)

6. Naruto vol 55 of 60+ by Kishimoto Masashi

Naruto 「ＮＡＲＵＴＯ－ナルト－」 by Kishimoto Masashi Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen Volume 55: Taisen, Kaisen! (chapters 515–524) first published in Japan 2011.04

Awards/Accomplishments
The American volume 7 won the 2006 Quill Award in the graphic novel category. Manga sales have topped 100 million copies in Japan, with over 89 million sold globally. Naruto is the #1 bestselling manga in Indonesia, with upwards of one million copies sold nationwide.

Other languages
English Naruto (VIZ Media: 56 volumes as of 2012.05.08 • volume 57 street date: 2012.07.03; serialized in Shonen Jump USA), French (Kana: Tome 54 shipped 2011.11.04 • Tome 55 street date: 2012.07.06), Spanish (Ediciones Glénat Spain: latest edition #58; Grupo Editorial Vid Mexico; LARP Editores Argentina), Catalan (Glénat: latest volume #52), German (Carlsen Comics: Band 54 shipped 2012.02 • Band 55 street date: 2012.05.29; serialized in Banzai!), Dutch (Kana), Russian (Comix-ART), Polish (Japonica Polonica Fantastica), Swedish (Bonnier Carlsen; serialized in Shonen Jump Sweden), traditional Chinese (Tong Li Taiwan: NARUTO火影忍者 59 released 2012.03) and simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi Singapore: 火影忍者 #58 per 2012.03)

Adaptations
Studio Pierrot and Aniplex's 220-episode anime co-production, based on manga volumes 1–27, aired from October 2002 to February 2007 in Japan. Seiyuu Takeuchi Junko, Nakamura Chie and Sugiyama Noriaki returned in their roles as Uzumaki Naruto, Haruno Sakura and Uchiha Sasuke in the sequel (manga volume 28 onwards) that premiered February 2007 on TV Tokyo. Naruto Shippūden is still ongoing (episode 262: Kaisen! (War Begins) airs 2012.05.10).

At least five OAVs, eight films and three light novels have also been released:

OAVS: Find the Crimson Four-leaf Clover! (2003) · Mission: Protect the Waterfall Village! (2004) · Konoha Sports Festival (2004.08) · Finally a clash! Jonin VS Genin!! Indiscriminate grand melee tournament meeting!! (2005.12) · Naruto: The Cross Roads (2010).

A short OAV was also included within the DVD Naruto x UT Original DVD (shipped 2011.01.01).

Films: Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow (2004.08) · Naruto the Movie: Legend of the Stone of Gelel (2005.08) · Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom (2006.08) · Naruto Shippūden (2007.08) · Naruto Shippūden 2: Bonds (2008.08) · Naruto Shippūden 3: Inheritors of the Will of Fire (2009.08) · Naruto Shippūden 4: The Lost Tower (2010.07), Naruto Shippūden 5: Blood Prison (2011.07.30).

The latest Naruto Shippuden: Road to Ninja premieres in Japanese cinemas on 28 July 2012.

Three light novels written by Kusakabe Masatoshi: Naruto: Innocent Heart, Demonic Blood (2002.12) · Naruto: Mission: Protect the Waterfall Village! (2003.12) · Adaptation of the first Naruto movie (2004.08)

Jump J Books also released Kishimoto Masashi- and Higashiyama Akira's Naruto Dokonjo Ninden, an autobiographical novel left by Jiraiya, in the same month as the Gekijouban Naruto Shippūden: The Lost Tower novelization (2010.08)

Related
So far, eight movie-based manga: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow (2004.08), Great Clash! The Illusionary Ruins at the Depths of the Earth (2005.08), Great Excitement! The Animal Riot of Crescent Moon Island (2006.08), Naruto: Shippūden: the Movie (2007.08), Naruto Shippūden 2: Bonds (2008.08), Naruto Shippūden 3: Inheritors of the Will of Fire (2009.08), Naruto Shippūden 4: The Lost Tower (2010.08) and Naruto Shippūden 5: Blood Prison (2011.07)

7. Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle vol 20 of 28 by CLAMP

Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE 「ツバサ」 by CLAMP Kodansha Weekly Shonen Magazine, shounen Volume 20 (chapters 150–158) first published in Japan 2007.08

Serializations/Other languages
Indonesian Shonen Magz (ongoing)
English Tsubasa (Del Rey: 28 volumes per 2010.11 and Chuang Yi Singapore: 28 volumes), simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi: 28 volumes), traditional Chinese (Tong Li), Thai (Vibulkij Publishing), French (Pika Édition: 28 volumes per 2010.12), Spanish (Norma Editorial Spain and Grupo Editorial Vid Mexico), Italian (Star Comics), German (EMA), Portuguese (JBC)

Related
Crossovers with Cardcaptor Sakura (alternate story) and xxxHOLiC (side story), among many others from the CLAMP portfolio

Adaptations
The manga was adapted into anime by Bee Train. Fifty-two episodes, starring seiyuu Irino Miyu as Syaoran, Makino Yui as Sakura, Namikawa Daisuke as Fai, Kikuchi Mika as Mokona, and Inada Tetsu as Kurogane aired for two seasons in 2005 (April–October) and 2006 (April–November) in Japan. One movie and five OAVs animated by Production I.G were also released: Tsubasa Chronicle the Movie: The Princess of the Country of Birdcages (2005.08.20) Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations (2007.11 to 2008.03, three episodes) and Tsubasa: Shunraiki (2009.03 to 2009.05, two episodes bundled with manga volumes 26 and 27)

Anime-based Drama CDs have also been released under the banner The Matinée of the Palace. The first, subtitled Chapter.1 ~Coral, the City on the Water~, released December 2005. Chapter.2 ~Impossible Goal~ followed in February 2006. The final CD, Chapter.3 ~Unspeakable Lines~, released in March 2006. Additionally, a spin-off series, Private High School Holitsuba, consisting of four CDs were released from 2006 to 2009.

Related
At least two anime fanbooks, three artbooks, two character guides and two OST guidebooks have been published between 2005 and 2009.

8. Wild Life vol 23 of 27 by Fujisaki Masato

Wild Life 「ワイルドライフ」 by Fujisaki Masato Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen Volume 23 (chapters 195–203) first published in Japan 2007.08

Awards
Winner, 51st Shogakukan Manga Awards in the Shounen category (2005)

Serializations
Indonesian Shonen Star (ongoing)

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Elex Media manga (2012.05.09)

1. Shonen Magz Issue 05/2012 (Indonesian Shonen Magazine)
2. Shonen Star Issue 08/2012 (Indonesian Shonen Sunday)

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