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This is a list of manga series by volume count of manga series that span at least 50 tankōbon volumes. There are 139 manga series from which 73 series are completed and 66 series are in ongoing serialization. Ongoing series are highlighted in light green

Series count

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The list also notes the number of volumes and chapters, the author, the Japanese magazine in which it was originally serialized and its frequency, publisher and date of release of first and last (latest) volume of respective manga volume.

Sr.
No. 		Volumes Chapters Title Author Magazine (frequency)
Publisher 		First chapter[n 1]
First volume 		Last chapter
Last volume
1 214 585[n 2] Golgo 13 (ゴルゴ13) Takao Saito (1968–2021), Saito Production (2021–) Big Comic (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		October 1968[1]
June 21, 1973[2] 		Ongoing
2 205[n 3] 1,814 Dokaben (ドカベン) Shinji Mizushima Weekly Shōnen Champion (weekly)
Akita Shoten 		April 24, 1972[3]
October 21, 1972[4] 		June 28, 2018[5]
September 7, 2018
3 201 1,960 KochiKame: Tokyo Beat Cops
(こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所) 		Osamu Akimoto Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		September 1976[6]
July 9, 1977[7] 		September 17, 2016[8]
October 4, 2021[9]
4 179 1,628[n 4] Minami no Teiō
(ミナミの帝王) 		Dai Tennōji,
Rikiya Gō 		Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		March 6, 1992[10]
March 1992[11] 		Ongoing
5 171 1,695[n 5] Cooking Papa
(クッキングパパ) 		Tochi Ueyama Morning (weekly)
Kodansha 		June 6, 1985[12]
January 18, 1986[13] 		Ongoing
6 151[n 6] 1,333[n 7] Grappler Baki
(グラップラー刃牙) 		Keisuke Itagaki Weekly Shōnen Champion (weekly)
Akita Shoten 		October 10, 1991[14]
February 21, 1992[15] 		Ongoing
7 150[n 8] 1,130[16] Silver Fang
(銀牙 -流れ星 銀-) 		Yoshihiro Takahashi Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Shueisha
Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		November 28, 1983[17]
July 1984[18] 		Ongoing [19]
8 143[n 9] 1,451[n 10] Kinnikuman (キン肉マン) Yudetamago Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly), Weekly Playboy (weekly)
Shueisha 		May 15, 1979[20]
February 15, 1980[21] 		Ongoing
9 141 1,472[n 4] Hajime no Ippo (はじめの一歩) George Morikawa Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		October 11, 1989[22]
February 17, 1990[23] 		Ongoing
10 135[n 11] 973[n 12] JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
(ジョジョの奇妙な冒険) 		Hirohiko Araki Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Ultra Jump (monthly)
Shueisha 		January 1, 1987[24]
August 10, 1987[25] 		Ongoing
11 134[n 13] 501 Senri no Michi mo
(千里の道も) 		Ippo Ōhara,
Satoshi Watanabe 		Weekly Golf Digest (weekly)
Golf Digest Sha 		May 22, 1989
May 1, 1991 		2022
June 22, 2022
12 125 1,265[n 14] Edomae no Shun
(江戸前の旬) 		Mori Tsukumo,
Terushi Satō 		Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		March 1999
February 1, 2000[26] 		Ongoing
13 122 347[n 15] Onihei Hankachō (鬼平犯科帳) Takao Saito Comic Ran (monthly)
LEED Publishing, Bungeishunjū 		1993
January 19, 1994 		Ongoing
14 116[n 16] 13,780 Little Rascal Kobo-chan
(コボちゃん) 		Masashi Ueda Yomiuri Shimbun (daily)
Soyosha, Houbunsha 		April 1, 1982[27]
December 1982[28] 		Ongoing
15 116 1,142 Mahjong Hiryū Densetsu: Tenpai (麻雀飛龍伝説 天牌) Tomoshi Kuga,
Nobuaki Minegishi 		Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		May 1999[29]
October 1, 1999[30] 		2022
June 11, 2022
16 114 1,079[n 17] Tsuribaka Nisshi (釣りバカ日誌) Jūzō Yamasaki,
Kenichi Kitami 		Big Comic Original (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1979[31]
July 29, 1980[32] 		Ongoing
17 112 1,039 Haguregumo (浮浪雲) George Akiyama Big Comic Original (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1973[33]
June 6, 1975[34] 		September 20, 2017
January 30, 2018
18 111[n 18] 1,276 Nijitte Monogatari (弐十手物語) Kazuo Koike,
Satomi Kōe 		Weekly Post (weekly)
Shogakukan 		March 1978
April 27, 1981[35] 		October 15, 2012
19 111 1,039 Oishinbo (美味しんぼ) Tetsu Kariya,
Akira Hanasaki 		Big Comic Spirits (weekly)
Shogakukan 		October 15, 1983[36]
November 30, 1984[37] 		May 12, 2014
December 10, 2014
20 110 1,132[n 4]+8 extra One Piece (ワンピース) Eiichiro Oda Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		July 22, 1997[38]
December 24, 1997[39] 		Ongoing
21 110[n 19] 1,026 Captain Tsubasa
(キャプテン翼) 		Yōichi Takahashi Weekly Shōnen Jump,
Weekly Young Jump (weekly)
Grand Jump (semimonthly)
Shueisha 		April 13, 1981[40]
January 1982[41] 		April 4, 2024
June 4, 2024
22 109[n 20] 861[n 21] Hakuryuu (白竜) Dai Tennouji,
Michio Watanabe 		Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		1996
June 1997 		Ongoing
23 108 1,028[n 4] Kowashiya Gen (解体屋ゲン) Hoshino Hideki,
Sadayoshi Ishii 		Weekly Manga Times (weekly)
Houbunsha 		January 10, 2003
July 7, 2003 		Ongoing
24 108 1,175 Shizukanaru Don – Yakuza Side Story
(静かなるドン) 		Tatsuo Nitta Weekly Manga Sunday (weekly)
Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha 		November 15, 1988[42]
April 6, 1989[43] 		January 8, 2013[44]
25 107[n 22] 1,029[n 4] Major (メジャー) Takuya Mitsuda Weekly Shōnen Sunday (weekly)
Shogakukan 		August 3, 1994[45]
January 13, 1995[46] 		Ongoing
26 107 976 Abu-san (あぶさん) Shinji Mizushima Big Comic Original (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1973[47]
May 15, 1974[48] 		February 5, 2014[49]
March 28, 2014[50]
27 106 1,133[n 4] Detective Conan
(Case Closed) (名探偵コナン) 		Gosho Aoyama Weekly Shōnen Sunday (weekly)
Shogakukan 		January 19, 1994
June 18, 1994[51] 		Ongoing
28 104[n 23] 609[52] Patalliro! (パタリロ!) Mineo Maya Hana to Yume (semimonthly)
Hakusensha 		1979[53]
October 20, 1979[54] 		Ongoing
29 103[n 24] 1,451[n 25] Super Radical Gag Family
(浦安鉄筋家族) 		Hamaoka Kenji Weekly Shōnen Champion (weekly)
Akita Shoten 		January 28, 1993 Ongoing
30 102[n 26] 959[n 27] Super Doctor K
(スーパードクター) 		Kazuo Mafune Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly),
Evening (semimonthly)
Kodansha 		March 23, 1988 Ongoing
31 102 1,738 Asari-chan (あさりちゃん) Mayumi Muroyama Various Kodomo Magazines
Shogakukan 		1978[55]
April 26, 1980[56] 		May 26, 2023
32 95[n 28] 399[n 29] Dear Boys (ディアボーイズ) Hiroki Yagami Monthly Shōnen Magazine (monthly)
Kodansha 		July 1989[57]
December 16, 1989[58] 		Ongoing
33 94[n 30] 464 Kōtarō Makaritōru!
(コータローまかりとおる!) 		Tatsuya Hiruta Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1982
January 20, 1983[59] 		2004
July 20, 2004
34 94 364[n 31] Inochi no Utsuwa
(いのちの器) 		Kimiko Uehara For Mrs. (monthly)
Akita Shoten 		1991[60]
September 22, 1994[61] 		Ongoing
35 93[n 32] 750[n 33] Bad Boys
(坏男孩) 		Hiroshi Tanaka Young King (biweekly)
Shōnen Gahōsha 		1988 Ongoing
36 93[n 34] 836[n 35] Higanjima (彼岸島) Kōji Matsumoto Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		2002
April 4, 2003 		Ongoing
37 93[n 36] 734 The Kindaichi Case Files
(金田一少年の事件簿) 		Yōzaburō Kanari,
Seimaru Amagi,
Fumiya Satō 		Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly), Evening (semimonthly)
Kodansha 		1992[62]
February 17, 1993[63] 		February 28, 2023
April 21, 2023
38 93[n 37] 974 Kabachitare! (カバチタレ!) Takashi Tajima,
Takahiro Kochi 		Weekly Morning (weekly)
Kodansha 		1999 2021
December 23, 2021[64]
39 92 792[n 4] Yowamushi Pedal (弱虫ペダル) Wataru Watanabe Weekly Shōnen Champion (weekly)
Akita Shoten 		2008
February 21, 2008 		Ongoing
40 91[n 38] 884[n 4] Kaiji (カイジ) Nobuyuki Fukumoto Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		February 19, 1996[65][66]
September 6, 1996[67] 		Ongoing
41 91 877[n 39] Futari Ecchi
(ふたりエッチ) 		Katsu Aki Young Animal (semimonthly)
Hakusensha 		1997
August 29, 1997[68] 		Ongoing
Sr.
No. 		Volumes Chapters Title Author Magazine (frequency)
Publisher 		First chapter
First volume 		Last chapter
Last volume
42 89[n 40] 990[n 41] Kachō Kōsaku Shima
(課長島耕作) 		Hirokane Kenshi Morning (weekly)
Kodansha 		1983[69]
June 14, 1985[70] 		Ongoing
43 87[n 42] 720[n 43] Shonan Junai Gumi
(湘南純愛組!) 		Tooru Fujisawa Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		October 10, 1990
March 14, 1991[71] 		Ongoing
44 87[n 44] 554[n 43] Uramiya Honpo (怨み屋本舗) Shosho Kurihara Business Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		March 27, 2000 Ongoing
45 85 851 Impact (インパクト) Nobuhiro Sakata,
Ryouji Ryuuzaki 		Par Golf (weekly)
Gakken 		February 1, 2002 2019
46 84[n 45] 799[n 46] The Prince of Tennis
(テニスの王子様) 		Takeshi Konomi Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly),
Jump Square (monthly)
Shueisha 		July 19, 1999
January 7, 2000[72] 		Ongoing
47 84[n 47] 335[n 48] Duel Masters (デュエル・マスターズ) Shigenobu Matsumoto CoroCoro Comic (monthly)
Shogakukan 		May 1999 Ongoing
48 84 832[n 49] Mogura no Uta (土竜の唄) Noboru Takahashi Big Comic Spirits (weekly)
Shogakukan 		2005
January 5, 2006 		Ongoing
49 84 759 Kaze no Daichi (風の大地) Nobuhiro Sakata,
Eiji Kazama 		Big Comic Original (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1990
March 30, 1991[73] 		August 30, 2022
December 5, 2022
50 83[n 50] 394[n 51] Ironfist Chinmi
(鉄拳チンミ) 		Takeshi Maekawa Monthly Shōnen Magazine (monthly)
Kodansha 		December 1983[74]
February 1987[75] 		Ongoing
51 83[n 52] 830[n 53] Aji Ichi Monme (味いちもんめ) Zenta Abe
Yoshimi Kurata 		Big Comic Superior (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		May 30, 1986 Ongoing
52 82[n 54] 724[n 55] Fairy Tail (フェアリーテイル) Hiro Mashima Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		August 2006
December 15, 2006[76] 		Ongoing
53 81 391 Nanto Magoroku
(なんと孫六) 		Kei Sadayasu Monthly Shōnen Magazine (monthly)
Kodansha 		1981
August 20, 1981[77] 		May 2, 2014[78]
July 14, 2014[79]
54 81 731 Sōmubu Sōmuka Yamaguchi Roppeita
(総務部総務課山口六平太) 		Norio Hayashi, Ken'ichirō Takai Big Comic (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1986[80]
January 30, 1987[81] 		November 2016
January 30, 2017
55 81[n 56] 900 Tough (高校鉄拳伝タフ) Tetsuya Saruwatari Weekly Young Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		1993
March 18, 1994[82] 		August 2012
August 17, 2012[83]
56 81[n 57] 725 Ace of Diamond
(ダイヤのA) 		Yuji Terajima Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		2006
September 15, 2006[84] 		October 26, 2022[85]
May 17, 2023
57 80[n 58] Seito Shokun! (生徒諸君!) Shoji Yoko Shōjo Friend (monthly)
Kodansha
Be Love (semimonthly)
Kodansha 		1977
February 15, 1978[86] 		April 2019[87]
April 12, 2019
58 78 488 Zero: The Man of the Creation
(ゼロ THE MAN OF THE CREATION) 		Shirō Toozaki,
Kei Satomi 		Super Jump (semimonthly)
Shueisha 		1990[88]
September 10, 1991[89] 		December 2011
December 19, 2011[90]
59 77[n 59] 152[91] Q.E.D. (Q.E.D. 証明終了) Motohiro Katou Monthly Shōnen Magazine+ (monthly), Shōnen Magazine R (monthly)
Kodansha 		1997
December 16, 1998[92] 		Ongoing
60 77[n 60] 605 Fisherman Sanpei
(釣りキチ三平) 		Takao Yaguchi Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1973
February 18, 1974[93] 		2010
May 17, 2010[94]
Sr.
No. 		Volumes Chapters Title Author Magazine (frequency)
Publisher 		First chapter
First volume 		Last chapter
Last volume
61 77 704 Gin Tama (銀魂) Hideaki Sorachi Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		2003
December 8, 2003[95] 		June 20, 2019
August 2, 2019[96]
62 76 296[97] G・DEFEND (ジー・ディフェンド) Shuu Morimoto Racish,
Ichi*raki (monthly)
Tosuisha 		1993
May 1993 		Ongoing
63 75 395 Marugoshi Deka
(まるごし刑事) 		Ken Kitashiba,
Michio Watanabe 		Weekly Manga Sunday (weekly)
Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha 		1986
September 1986 		2003
March 29, 2003[98]
64 74[n 61] 438 Shura no Mon (修羅の門) Masatoshi Kawahara Monthly Shōnen Magazine (monthly)
Kodansha 		April 6, 1987
October 8, 1987[99] 		June 5, 2015
October 16, 2015[100]
65 74 709[n 62] Bleach (ブリーチ) Tite Kubo Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		2001[101]
January 5, 2002[102] 		August 22, 2016
November 4, 2016
66 73[n 63] 502[n 64] Aoba Jitensha-ten (アオバ自転車店) Gaku Miyao Young King (semimonthly),
Monthly Young King,
Young King Ours,
Monthly Young King Ours GH (monthly)
Shōnen Gahōsha 		March 8, 1999
October 8, 1999[103] 		Ongoing
67 73[n 65] 268 Kattobi Itto
(かっとび一斗) 		Motoki Monma Monthly Shōnen Jump (monthly)
Shueisha 		1986
June 1986 		2007
September 4, 2007
68 72 815[n 4] Kingdom (キングダム) Yasuhisa Hara Weekly Young Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		2006
September 2006 		Ongoing
69 72[n 66] 700 Naruto
(NARUTO -ナルト-) 		Masashi Kishimoto Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		September 20, 1999[104]
March 3, 2000[105] 		November 10, 2014
February 4, 2015
70 72[n 67] 676 Sengoku
(センゴク) 		Hideki Miyashita Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		November 5, 2004
June 6, 2005 		February 28, 2022

May 6, 2022

71 72[n 68] 698 Drops of God (神の雫) Tadashi Agi Morning (weekly)
Kodansha 		November 2004
March 23, 2004[106] 		April 18, 2024
May 22, 2024[107]
72 71 1,097[n 69] Sunset on Third Street
(三丁目の夕日 夕焼けの詩) 		Ryōhei Saigan Big Comic Original (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1974
September 29, 1975[108] 		Ongoing
73 71 619[n 70] Tasogare Ryūseigun
(黄昏流星群) 		Kenshi Hirokane Big Comic Original (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		November 20, 1995
June 29, 1996[109] 		Ongoing
74 71 480 Dreams (ドリームス) Tarō Nami,
Sanbanchi Kawa 		Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Magazine SPECIAL (monthly)
Kodansha 		1996
November 15, 1996[110] 		January 20, 2017
February 17, 2017
75 70 Crest of the Royal Family
(王家の紋章) 		Chieko Hosokawa Princess (monthly)
Akita Shoten 		July 1, 1976
February 1977 		Ongoing
76 70[n 71] 289[n 72] Musashi Number 9
(９番目のムサシ) 		Miyuki Takahashi Kirara 16, Mystery Bonita (monthly)
Akita Shoten 		April 15, 1996
September 1, 1996[111] 		Ongoing
77 69[n 73] 969[n 74] Initial D (頭文字D) Shuichi Shigeno Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1995[112]
November 6, 1995[113] 		Ongoing
78 68 Kariage-kun (かりあげクン) Masashi Ueda Weekly Manga Action (weekly), Manga Town Original (monthly), Manga Town (monthly), Weekly Taishū (weekly)
Futabasha 		1980
December 5, 1980[114] 		Ongoing
79 67 408 Jarinko Chie (じゃりン子チエ) Etsumi Haruki Weekly Manga Action (weekly)
Futabasha 		September 28, 1978
May 1979[115] 		August 5, 1997
November 1997[116]
80 67[n 75] 561 Jingi (JINGI 仁義) Ayumi Tachihara Young Champion (semimonthly)
Akita Shoten 		1988
December 19, 1988 		October 21, 2019
January 19, 2020
Sr.
No. 		Volumes Chapters Title Author Magazine (frequency)
Publisher 		First chapter
First volume 		Last chapter
Last volume
81 67[n 76] 711 Dirgeful Industrial Volleyboys (工業哀歌バレーボーイズ) Hiroyuki Murada Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1989
July 17, 1989[117] 		2011
July 6, 2011[118]
82 67[n 77] 535 Chameleon (カメレオン) Atsushi Kase Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1990
August 17, 1990[119] 		2022
December 6, 2022
83 66[n 78] 261[n 79] Wangan Midnight
(湾岸ミッドナイト) 		Michiharu Kusunoki Big Comic Spirits (weekly)
Shogakukan
Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1990
January 8, 1993[120] 		Ongoing
84 66[n 80] 381[n 81] Keiji (花の慶次) Hara Tetsuo,
Horie Nobuhiko,

Deguchi Masato

Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly)
Shueisha
Weekly Comic Bunch (weekly)
Shinchosha
Monthly Comic Zenon (monthly)
Tokuma Shoten 		March 12, 1990
July 10, 1990[121] 		Ongoing
85 66[n 82] 580 Shoot! (シュート!) Tsukasa Ōshima Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		August 8, 1990
January 1991 		May 14, 2003
June 17, 2003
86 66[n 83] 479 Boys Be... (新恋愛白書) Masahiro Itabashi,
Hiroyuki Tamakoshi 		Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Magazine Special (monthly)
Kodansha 		July 24, 1991[122]
January 17, 1992[123] 		July 9, 2018
October 9, 2018[124]
87 66[n 84] 475 Azumi (あずみ) Yū Koyama Big Comic Superior (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1994
January 30, 1995[125] 		2014
February 28, 2014
88 65[n 85] 302[n 86] Violinist of Hameln
(ハーメルンのバイオリン弾き) 		Michiaki Watanabe Monthly Shōnen Gangan (monthly),
Young Gangan (semimonthly)
Enix, Square Enix 		1991
September 22, 1991 		Ongoing
89 65 362 Rakudai Ninja Rantarō
(落第忍者乱太郎) 		Sōbē Amako Asahi Shōgakusei Shimbun (daily)
Asahi Shimbun 		January 1986
March 1993[126] 		2019
November 30, 2019
90 64[n 87] 616[n 86] Pokémon Adventures
(ポケットモンスターSPECIAL) 		Hidenori Kusaka,
Mato ,
Satoshi Yamamoto 		CoroCoro Ichiban!,
Shogakukan's separate grade learning magazines (former),
Pokémon Fan / Pokémon Wonderland (former),
Club Sunday / Sunday Webry (web) (former)(monthly)
Shogakukan 		March 3, 1997[127]
August 8, 1997[128] 		Ongoing
91 64[n 88] 677[n 89] Afro Tanaka (アフロ田中) Masaharu Noritsuke Big Comic Spirits (weekly)
Shogakukan 		2002
April 26, 2002[129] 		Ongoing
92 63[n 90] 1,126[n 91] Crayon Shin-chan
(クレヨンしんちゃん) 		Yoshito Usui (1990–2010), UY Team (2010–) Manga Action (weekly)
Futabasha 		August 1990[130]
April 11, 1992[131] 		Ongoing
93 63[n 92] 314[n 81] Ryūrōden (龍狼伝) Yoshito Yamahara Monthly Shōnen Magazine (monthly)
Kodansha 		1993
December 16, 1993[132] 		Ongoing
94 63 654[n 89] Giant Killing (ジャイアントキリング) Masaya Tsunamoto Weekly Morning (weekly)
Kodansha 		2007
April 23, 2007 		Ongoing
95 63 616 Zettai Karen Children (絶対可憐チルドレン) Takashi Shiina Weekly Shōnen Sunday (weekly)
Shogakukan 		August 2005
October 18, 2005 		July 14, 2021
September 17, 2021[133]
96 62[n 93] Wild 7 (ワイルド7) Mikiya Mochizuki Weekly Shōnen King (weekly)
Shōnen Gahōsha 		September 21, 1969
1970 		February 20, 1991
1991
97 62[n 94] 500 The Chef (ザ・シェフ) Mai Tsurugina,
Tadashi Katō 		Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Bessatsu Manga Goraku (monthly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		1985
May 1985 		2013
November 28, 2013
98 62 635 Emblem Take 2
(代紋TAKE2) 		Kazumasa Kiuchi,
Jun Watanabe 		Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1990
July 17, 1990[134] 		2004
April 30, 2005[135]
99 62 478 GodHand Teru
(ゴッドハンド輝) 		Kazuki Yamamoto Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		April 4, 2001
July 17, 2001[136] 		October 5, 2011
February 17, 2012[137]
100 61 493[n 95] Mukoubuchi (むこうぶち) Tenjishi Etsuya Kindai Majan (biweekly)
Takeshobo 		1999 Ongoing
Sr.
No. 		Volumes Chapters Title Author Magazine (frequency)
Publisher 		First chapter
First volume 		Last chapter
Last volume
101 61 583 Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple
(史上最強の弟子ケンイチ) 		Syun Matsuena Weekly Shōnen Sunday (weekly)
Shogakukan 		2002
August 9, 2002[138] 		October 17, 2014
2014
102 60 775[n 96] Super Mario-kun
(スーパーマリオくん) 		Yukio Sawada CoroCoro Comic (monthly)
Shogakukan 		1990
July 27, 1991[139] 		Ongoing
103 60 438 Sangokushi (三国志) Yokoyama Mitsuteru Comic Tom (monthly)
Ushio Shuppansha 		1971
April 20, 1974[140] 		1986
October 20, 1988[141]
104 59[n 97] 504[n 98] The Seven Deadly Sins (七つの大罪) Nakaba Suzuki Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		October 10, 2012
February 15, 2013 		Ongoing
105 59[n 99] 747 Amai Seikatsu (甘い生活) Hikaru Yuzuki Business Jump,
Grand Jump (semimonthly)
Shueisha 		May 15, 1990
December 13, 1990[142] 		June 5, 2024
September 19, 2024
106 59[n 100] 644 Naniwa Tomo Are
(ナニワトモアレ) 		Katsuhisa Minami Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		2000
December 4, 2000 		June 16, 2014
September 5, 2014
107 58 659 Ashita Tenki ni Naare
(あした天気になあれ) 		Tetsuya Chiba Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		1980
October 1, 1980 		1991
May 29, 1991
108 58 242 Wataru ga Pyun!
(わたるがぴゅん!) 		Tsuyoshi Nakaima Monthly Shōnen Jump (monthly)
Shueisha 		1984
June 10, 1985[143] 		2004
November 4, 2004[144]
109 58[n 101] 524 Arakure Knight (荒くれKNIGHT) Satoshi Yoshida Young King (semimonthly)
Shōnen GahōshaYoung Champion (semimonthly)
Akita Shoten 		1995
January 1996 		2021
November 22, 2021
110 57 498 The Knight in the Area
(エリアの騎士) 		Hiroaki Igano Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		2006
August 17, 2006[145] 		2017
May 17, 2017
111 56 Gekiga Ningen Kakumei (劇画 人間革命) Isami Ishii Seikyo Shōgakusei Shimbun (daily)
Seikyo Shimbun 		January 2, 1989 February 11, 2003
112 56 563 Inuyasha (犬夜叉) Rumiko Takahashi Weekly Shōnen Sunday (weekly)
Shogakukan 		1996[146]
April 18, 1997[147] 		2008
February 18, 2009[148]
113 56[n 102] 333 Odds (オッズ) Osamu Ishiwata Young Sunday (weekly)

YS Special Shogakukan Manga Action (biweekly) Futabasha

2006

July 5, 2006

2023

November 7, 2023

114 55[n 103] 340 Circuit no Ōkami
(サーキットの狼) 		Satoshi Ikezawa Weekly Shōnen Jump, Weekly Playboy (weekly)
Shueisha 		1975
January 31, 1976 		1999
December 1999
115 55[n 104] 410 Dragon Quest Retsuden: Roto no Monshō
(ドラゴンクエスト列伝 ロトの紋章) 		Chiaki Kawamata,

Junji Koyanagi,Takashi Umeura,

Kamui Fujiwara

Monthly Shōnen Gangan (monthly)
Enix,
Young Gangan (semimonthly)
Square Enix 		1991
September 20, 1991[149] 		January 4, 2020[150]
March 25, 2020[151]
116 54 998[n 105] Sake no Hosomichi (酒のほそ道) Roswell Hosoki Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		1994 Ongoing
117 54 238 Alfheim no Kishi
(妖精国の騎士) 		Seika Nakayama Princess (monthly)
Akita Shoten 		1986
February 1987 		2006
December 15, 2006[152]
118 53[n 106] 239[153] Grandpa Danger (絶体絶命でんぢゃらすじーさん) Kazutoshi Soyama CoroCoro Comic
Shogakukan 		2001
October 2001 		Ongoing
119 53 493[n 107] Meshibana Keiji Tachibana
(めしばな刑事タチバナ) 		Sabei Sakado,
Tori Tabii 		Weekly Asahi Geinō(weekly)
Tokuma Shoten 		December 30, 2010 Ongoing
120 52[n 108] 745[n 109] 3×3 Eyes Yuzo Takada Weekly Young Magazine (weekly), Young Magazine Kaizokuban, E-Young Magazine
Kodansha 		1987
October 17, 1988[154] 		Ongoing
Sr.
No. 		Volumes Chapters Title Author Magazine (frequency)
Publisher 		First chapter
First volume 		Last chapter
Last volume
121 52[n 110] Hana no Asuka-gumi!
(花のあすか組!) 		Satosumi Takaguchi Asuka (monthly)
Kadokawa Shoten 		1986
August 1985 		2021
August 20, 2021
122 52[n 111] 357 Boys Over Flowers
(花より男子) 		Yoko Kamio Margaret (semimonthly),
Shōnen Jump+ (weekly)
Shueisha 		October 1992
October 28, 1992 		December 22, 2019
March 3, 2020
123 52[n 112] 414 Hell Teacher Nūbē (地獄先生ぬ〜べ〜) Makura Shō,
Takeshi Okano 		Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly),
Grand Jump (semimonthly), Saikyō Jump (bimonthly)
Shueisha 		September 1993
January 16, 1994 		May 2021
June 4, 2021[155]
124 52[n 113] 580 Midori no Makibaō (みどりのマキバオー) Tsunomaru Weekly Shōnen Jump, Weekly Playboy (weekly)
Shueisha 		November 15, 1994 November 14, 2016
February 17, 2017
125 52 568 Hayate the Combat Butler
(ハヤテのごとく!) 		Kenjiro Hata Weekly Shōnen Sunday (weekly)
Shogakukan 		October 2004
February 18, 2005[156] 		April 12, 2017[157]
June 16, 2017
126 51 303[n 91] Ahiru no Sora (あひるの空) Takeshi Hinata Weekly Shōnen Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		2004
May 15, 2004 		Ongoing
127 51[n 114] 456 Ring ni Kakero
(リングにかけろ) 		Masami Kurumada Weekly Shōnen Jump (weekly), Super Jump (semimonthly)
Shueisha 		1977
January 1978 		2009
February 4, 2009
128 51[n 115] 570 Naze ka Shousuke (だから笑介) Hideo Hijiri Big Comic Spirits (weekly),
Big Comic Superior (semimonthly)
Shogakukan 		1982 2000
129 51 459 4P Tanaka-kun (4P田中くん) Tarō Nami,
Sanbanchi Kawa 		Weekly Shōnen Champion (weekly)
Akita Shoten 		1986
December 1986 		1996
August 1996
130 51[n 116] 171 Shanaō Yoshitsune
(遮那王義経) 		Hirofumi Sawada Monthly Shōnen Magazine (monthly)
Kodansha 		November 2000
March 14, 2001[158] 		April 6, 2015[159]
June 17, 2015[160]
131 50 318[n 117] Skip Beat! (スキップ・ビート!) Yoshiki Nakamura Hana to Yume (weekly)
Hakusensha 		February 15, 2002
July 19, 2002 		Ongoing
132 50[n 118] 253[n 119] Gurazeni
(グラゼニ) 		Yūji Moritaka,
Keiji Adachi 		Morning(weekly)
Kodansha 		December 2, 2010
May 23, 2011 		Ongoing
133 50 454 750 Rider
(750ライダー) 		Isami Ishii Weekly Shōnen Champion (weekly)
Akita Shoten 		September 11, 1975
1975 		January 17, 1985
1985[161]
134 50[n 120] 302 Hōchō Mushuku (包丁無宿) Yasuyuki Tagawa Weekly Manga Goraku (weekly)
Nihon Bungeisha 		1982
September 1982 		1998
August 1998
135 50 446 Maji! (本気！) Ayumi Tachihara Weekly Shōnen Champion (weekly)
Akita Shoten 		1986
January 1987 		1996
October 1996
136 50[162] Kirin (キリン) Shohei Harumoto Master Bike BG (monthly)
Motor Magazine Ltd.
Young King (semimonthly)
Shōnen Gahōsha 		1987
September 26, 1990 		June 27, 2016
July 25, 2016[163]
137 50 500 Karate Shōkōshi Kohinata Minoru
(空手小公子 小日向海流) 		Yasushi Baba Weekly Young Magazine (weekly)
Kodansha 		2000
July 6, 2000[164] 		2012
October 5, 2012[165]
138 50 547 Usogui (嘘喰い) Toshio Sako Weekly Young Jump (weekly)
Shueisha 		2006
September 19, 2006 		December 21, 2017
November 25, 2021[166]
139 50 227 Chihayafuru (ちはやふる) Yuki Suetsugu Be Love (monthly, previously semimonthly) December 28, 2007
May 13, 2008 		August 1, 2022
December 13, 2022

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  1. ^ The date for the first chapter of a series should generally be the date on the cover of the magazine issue it ran in.
  2. ^ Chapters as of volume 214.
  3. ^ Dokaben consists of five named series. The first series, simply titled Dokaben, is collected in 48 volumes; the second series, Dai Kōshien (大甲子園), is collected in 26 volumes; the third series, Dokaben Professional Baseball (ドカベン プロ野球編), is collected in 52 volumes; the fourth series, Dokaben Superstars (ドカベン スーパースターズ編), is collected in 45 volumes; and the fifth series, Dokaben Dream Tournament (ドカベン ドリームトーナメント編), is collected in 34 volumes.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i Chapters published in magazine.
  5. ^ Chapters published in magazine
  6. ^ Grappler Baki consists of six series. The original Grappler Baki contains 42 volumes covering 371 chapters; Baki (バキ) contains 31 volumes covering 276 chapters; Baki Hanma (範馬刃牙) is collected into 37 volumes covering 312 chapters, Baki-Dou (刃牙道) is collected into 22 volumes covering 198 chapters, Baki Dou (バキ道) is collected into 17 volumes covering 151 chapters, and Baki Rahen (刃牙らへん) is collected into 2 volumes covering 18 chapters and still ongoing.
  7. ^ Chapters as of volume 151.
  8. ^ Ginga series consists of six series. The original Silver Fang (銀牙 -流れ星 銀-) manga is collected in 18 volumes with 55 chapters. Its sequel, Weed manga is a collected in 60 volumes with 500 chapters, its second sequel, Ginga Legend Weed: Orion (銀牙伝説WEEDオリオン), is collected in 30 volumes with 239 chapters, and its third sequel, Ginga: The Last Wars (銀牙〜THE LAST WARS〜), is collected in 22 volumes with 176 chapters. Its fourth sequel, Ginga Legend: Noah (銀牙伝説ノア) is collected in 17 volumes with 136 chapters. Its fifth sequel, Ginga Legend: Requiem (銀牙伝説レクイエム) is ongoing with 24 chapters collected in 3 volumes as of November 2024.
  9. ^ Kinnikuman consists of two series. The original Kinnikuman manga is collected in 86 volumes and is currently ongoing, its second series, Kinnikuman Nisei (キン肉マンII世), is collected in 57 volumes.
  10. ^ Chapters as of volume 86 of Kinnikuman and volume 57 of Kinnikuman Nisei.
  11. ^ JoJo's Bizarre Adventure consists of nine shorter story arcs. Phantom Blood (ファントムブラッド) contains the first 47 chapters collected into 5 volumes, the second arc Battle Tendency (戦闘潮流) contains 67 chapters collected into 7 volumes, the third arc Stardust Crusaders (スターダストクルセイダース) contains 141 chapters collected into 16 volumes, the fourth arc Diamond Is Unbreakable (ダイヤモンドは砕けない) contains 180 chapters collected into 18 volumes, the fifth arc Golden Wind (黄金の風) contains 157 chapters collected into 17 volumes, the sixth arc Stone Ocean (ストーンオーシャン) contains 158 chapters collected into 17 volumes, the seventh arc Steel Ball Run (スティール・ボール・ラン) contains 95 chapters collected into 24 volumes, the eighth arc JoJolion (ジョジョリオン) contains 110 chapters collected into 27 volumes, and the ninth arc The JoJoLands contains 16 chapters collected into 4 volumes and still ongoing.
  12. ^ Chapters as of volume 135.
  13. ^ Senri no Michi mo series consists of five series. The original Senri no Michi mo (千里の道も) manga is collected in 45 volumes. its sequel, Shin Senri no Michi mo manga is collected in 16 volumes, its second sequel, Senri no Michi mo Daisanshou (千里の道も第三章), is collected in 39 volumes, its third sequel, Senri no Michi mo: Shura no Michi Hen (千里の道も 修羅の道編), is collected in 6 volumes. Its fourth sequel, Senri no Tabi Shō no Michi (千里の旅 翔の道) is collected in 28 volumes.
  14. ^ Chapters published in magazine.
  15. ^ Chapters as of volume 118.
  16. ^ Kobo, the Li'l Rascal was published for 60 volumes by Soyosha and is currently being published by Houbunsha at a total of 56 volumes as New Kobo, the Li'l Rascal.
  17. ^ Chapters published in magazine.
  18. ^ Nijitte Monogatari consists of two series. The original Nijitte Monogatari manga is collected in 110 volumes, and its sequel, Shin Nijitte Monogatari Tsurujirō (新・弐十手物語 つるじろう), is collected with 1 volume.
  19. ^ The Captain Tsubasa series includes the original 37 volume manga, the 18 volume Captain Tsubasa: World Youth Saga (キャプテン翼 ワールドユース編) manga, the 15 volume Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002 (キャプテン翼 ROAD TO 2002) manga, the 12 volume Captain Tsubasa: Golden-23 (キャプテン翼 GOLDEN-23) manga, the 2 volume covering 24 chapters Captain Tsubasa: Kaigai Gekito Hen in Calcio (キャプテン翼 海外激闘編 IN CALCIO) manga, the 6 volume Captain Tsubasa: Kaigai Gekito Hen En La Liga (キャプテン翼 海外激闘編 EN LA LIGA) manga, the 19 volume Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun (キャプテン翼 ライジングサン) manga and the 1 volume Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun The Final (キャプテン翼 ライジングサン The Final) manga.
  20. ^ Hakuryuu consists of three series. The original Hakuryuu manga is collected in 21 volumes, the second series, Hakuryuu Legend (白竜LEGEND), is collected in 46 volumes with 2 additional volumes, and the third series, Hakuryuu Hadou (白竜HADOU), is ongoing with 40 volumes.
  21. ^ Chapters as of volume 100.
  22. ^ Major consists of two series. The original, Major (メジャー) is collected in 78 volumes. Its sequel, Major 2nd (メジャーセカンド) is ongoing at 29 volumes.
  23. ^ This count does not include the four spin-off series related to this series.
  24. ^ Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku consists of four series which includes the original Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku with 31 volumes, 28 volumes of the Ganzo! Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku (元祖!浦安鉄筋家族), 24 volumes of the Maido! Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku (毎度!浦安鉄筋家族) and 20 volumes of Appare! Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku (あっぱれ!浦安鉄筋家族) which is still ongoing.
  25. ^ Chapters as of volume 97.
  26. ^ Super Doctor K consists of three series which includes the original Super Doctor K with 44 collected volumes, its sequel Doctor K with 10 collected volumes and its second sequel K2 which is still ongoing with 48 volumes.
  27. ^ Chapters as of volume 101.
  28. ^ Dear Boys consists of six series. The original Dear Boys manga is collected in 23 volumes; the second, Dear Boys: The Early Days, is collected in one volume; the third, Dear Boys: Act 2, is collected in 30 volumes; the fourth, Dear Boys: Act 3, is collected in 21 volumes; the fifth series, Dear Boys: Over Time, is collected in 3 volumes; and the sixth series, Dear Boys: Act 4, is currently ongoing and collected in 17 volumes.
  29. ^ Chapters as of volume 95.
  30. ^ Kōtarō Makaritōru! manga consists of three series. The first series Kōtarō Makaritōru! is collected in 59 tankōbon volumes, the second series Shin Kōtarō Makaritōru! (新・コータローまかりとおる!) is collected in 27 tankōbon volumes and the third series Kōtarō Makaritōru! L (コータローまかりとおる! L) is collected in 8 tankōbon volumes.
  31. ^ Chapters as of volume 93.
  32. ^ Bad Boys consists of four series. The original, Bad Boys, is collected in 22 volumes with 169 chapters. The prequel, Megami no Oni, is collected in 29 volumes with 256 chapters. The first sequel, Bad Boys Glare, is collected in 16 volumes with 115 chapters. The second sequel, Kippo, is ongoing with 218 chapters collected in 26 volumes.
  33. ^ Chapters as of volume 93.
  34. ^ Higanjima consists of three series. The original Higanjima manga is collected in 33 volumes, its first sequel, Higanjima: Saigo no 47 Hiai (彼岸島 最後の47日間), is collected in 16 volumes, and its second sequel, Higanjima 48-nichi-go... (彼岸島 48日後...), is ongoing with 44 volumes.
  35. ^ Chapters as of volume 73.
  36. ^ Kindaichi Case File consists of eight series. The first series, the File series (FILEシリーズ), is collected in 27 volumes; the second series, Case series (Caseシリーズ), is collected in 10 volumes; the third series, Short File series (Short Fileシリーズ), is collected in 6 volumes; the fourth series, New series (新シリーズ), is collected in 14 volumes; the fifth series, 20th Anniversary series (20周年記念シリーズ), is collected in 5 volumes; the sixth series, Kindaichi Case Files R (金田一少年の事件簿R) is collected in 14 volumes; the seventh series, 37 Year Old Kindaichi Case Files (金田一37歳の事件簿) is collected in 13 volumes; the eight series, Kindaichi Case Files 30th (金田一少年の事件簿30th) is collected in 4 volumes.
  37. ^ Kabachitare! consists of three series which includes the original Kabachitare! compiled into 20 volumes, 34 volumes of Tokujou Kabachi!! - Kabachitare! 2 (特上カバチ！！) and 39 volumes of Kabachi!!! - Kabachitare! 3 (カバチ！！！).
  38. ^ Kaiji consists of six series. The first series, Tobaku Mokushiroku Kaiji (賭博黙示録カイジ), is collected in 13 volumes. The second series, Tobaku Hakairoku Kaiji (賭博破戒録カイジ), is collected in 13 volumes. The third series, Tobaku Datenroku Kaiji (賭博堕天録カイジ), is collected in 13 volumes. The fourth series, Tobaku Datenroku Kaiji: Kazuya-hen (賭博堕天録カイジ 和也編), is collected 10 volumes. The fifth series, Tobaku Datenroku Kaiji: One Poker-hen (賭博堕天録カイジ ワン・ポーカー編), is collected in 16 volumes. The sixth series, Tobaku Datenroku Kaiji: 24 Oku Dasshutsu-hen (賭博堕天録カイジ 24億脱出編) is ongoing with 26 volumes.
  39. ^ Chapters as of volume 91.
  40. ^ Kachō Kōsaku Shima consists of nine series. The original Kachō Kōsaku Shima is collected in 17 volumes; the second series, Buchō Kōsaku Shima (部長島耕作), is collected in 13 volumes; the third series, Torishimariyaku Kōsaku Shima (取締役島耕作), is collected in 8 volumes; the fourth series, Jōmu Kōsaku Shima (常務島耕作), is collected in 6 volumes; the fifth series, Senmu Kōsaku Shima (専務島耕作), is collected in 5 volumes; the sixth series, Shachō Kōsaku Shima (社長島耕作), is collected in 16 volumes; the seventh series, Kaichō Kōsaku Shima (会長島耕作), is collected in 13 volumes; the eighth series, Sōdanyaku Shima Kōsaku (相談役島耕作) is collected in 6 volumes; and the ninth series, Shagai Torishimariyaku Shima Kosaku (社外取締役 島耕作) is ongoing with 5 volumes.
  41. ^ Chapters as of volume 89.
  42. ^ Shonan Junai Gumi series consists of five series. The original, Shōnan Jun'ai Gumi! (湘南純愛組!), is collected in 31 volumes with 267 chapters. The prequel, BAD COMPANY, is collected in 1 volume with 10 chapters. The first sequel, GTO, is collected in 25 volumes with 200 chapters. The second sequel, GTO: 14 Days in Shonan (GTO SHONAN 14DAYS), is collected in 9 volumes with 70 chapters. The third sequel, GTO: Paradise Lost (GTO パラダイス・ロスト, GTO Paradaisu Rosuto), is ongoing with 173 chapters collected in 21 volumes.
  43. ^ a b Chapters as of volume 87.
  44. ^ Uramiya Honpo consists of seven series. The first series, Uramiya Honpo (怨み屋本舗), is collected in 20 volumes. The second series, Uramiya Honpo - Sukuruma Fuusuke (怨み屋本舗巣来間風介), is collected in 7 volumes. The third series, Uramiya Honpo - Reboot (怨み屋本舗REBOOT), is collected in 13 volumes. The fourth series, Uramiya Honpo - Revenge (怨み屋本舗 REVENGE), is collected 11 volumes. The fifth series, Uramiya Honpo - Evil Heart (怨み屋本舗 EVIL HEART), is collected in 9 volumes. The sixth series, Uramiya Honpo - Worst (怨み屋本舗WORST), is collected in 21 volumes. The seventh series, Uramiya Honpo - Diablo (怨み屋本舗DIABLO) is ongoing with 6 volumes.
  45. ^ The Prince of Tennis series consists of two series. The original, Tenisu no Oujisama (テニスの王子様), is collected in 42 volumes. The sequel, Shin Tenisu no Oujisama (新テニスの王子様), is ongoing with 42 collected volumes.
  46. ^ Chapters as of volume 84.
  47. ^ Duel Masters consists of eight series. The original Duel Masters manga is collected in 17 volumes, its second series, Duel Masters Fighting Edge (デュエル・マスターズ FE), is collected in 12 volumes, its third series, Duel Masters Star Xross (デュエル・マスターズ SX) is collected in 9 volumes, its fourth series, Duel Masters Victory (デュエル・マスターズビクトリー) is collected in 10 volumes, its fifth series, Duel Masters Versus (デュエル・マスターズ VS) is collected in 12 volumes, the sixth series, Duel Masters (2017) (デュエル・マスターズ (2017)) is collected in 11 volumes, the seventh series, Duel Masters King (デュエル・マスターズ・キング) is collected in 8 volumes, and the eight series, Duel Masters Win (デュエル・マスターズ WIN (ウィン)), is ongoing with 5 volumes as of June 2024.
  48. ^ Chapters as of volume 80.
  49. ^ Chapters as of volume 84.
  50. ^ Ironfist Chinmi manga is divided into three series which includes 35 volumes of Tekken Chinmi (鉄拳チンミ), 20 volumes of the Shin Tekken Chinmi (新鉄拳チンミ) and 28 volumes of the Tekken Chinmi: Legends (鉄拳チンミLegends) which is still ongoing.
  51. ^ Chapters as of volume 83.
  52. ^ Aji Ichi Monme consists of six series. The original Aji Ichi Monme manga is collected in 33 volumes, its second series, Shin Aji Ichi Monme (新・味いちもんめ), is collected in 21 volumes; and the third series, Aji Ichi Monme - Dokuritsu Hen (味いちもんめ 独立編) is collected in 10 volumes. Fourth series, Aji Ichi Monme: Nippon Shokukikou (味いちもんめ にっぽん食紀行), is collected in 6 volumes. Fifth series, Aji Ichi Monme: Sekai no Naka no Washoku-hen (味いちもんめ 世界の中の和食編), is collected in 2 volumes. The latest, sixth series, Aji Ichi Monme: Tsugi Aji (味いちもんめ　継ぎ味) is currently ongoing with 11 collected volumes.
  53. ^ Chapters as of volume 83.
  54. ^ Fairy Tail consists of three series. The original, Fairy Tail (フェアリーテイル) is collected in 63 volumes. Its prequel, Fairy Tail Zerø is collected in one volume. Its sequel, Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest (フェアリーテイル １００年クエスト) is ongoing at 18 volumes.
  55. ^ Chapters as of volume 82.
  56. ^ Tough consists of two series. The first series, Kōkō Tekkenden Tough is collected in 42 volumes, and the second series, Tough, is collected in 39 volumes.
  57. ^ Ace of Diamond consists of two series. The original Ace of Diamond manga is collected in 47 volumes, and its sequel, Ace of Diamond Act II (ダイヤのA act2), is collected in 34 volumes.
  58. ^ Seito Shokun! consists of three series. The first series, Seito Shokun!, is collected in 24 volumes plus one extra volume, the second series, Seito Shokun! Kyoshi-hen (生徒諸君!教師編), is collected in 25 volumes, and the third series, Seito Shokun! Sai Shūshō: Tabidachi (生徒諸君! 最終章・旅立ち), is collected in 30 volumes.
  59. ^ Q.E.D. consists of two series. The original Q.E.D. manga is collected in 50 volumes, and its sequel, Q.E.D. iff - proven end - (Q.E.D. iff－証明終了－), is ongoing with 27 volumes.
  60. ^ Tsurikichi Sanpei consists of two series. The first, Tsurikichi Sanpei, is collected in 65 volumes. Its sequel, Tsurikichi Sanpei: Heisei-ban, is collected in 12 volumes.
  61. ^ Shura no Mon consists of four series. The first series, Shura no Mon, is collected in 31 volumes; the second series, Mutsu Enmei-ryū Gaiden: Shura no Toki (陸奥圓明流外伝 修羅の刻), is collected in 17 volumes; the third series, Shura no Mon: Daini Mon (修羅の門 第弐門), is collected in 18 volumes; and the fourth series, Shura no Mon: Fudekage (修羅の門異伝 ふでかげ) is collected in 8 volumes.
  62. ^ 15 chapters of Bleach were published with negative chapter numbers: -108 to -100 covering the whole volume 36 (after chapter 315 from volume 35) and -99 to -97 at the beginning of volume 37 (before chapter 316); chapter -17 at the end of volume 15, after chapter 130; chapter -16 at the end of volume 32, after chapter 286; chapter -12.5 at the beginning of volume 20, before chapter 169; these are included in this count. In addition, there's a special chapter at the end of volume 10 numbered 88.5, following chapter 88; a chapter 0.8 was published at the end of volume 12, after chapter 107; at the end of volume 23, after chapter 205, two chapters numbered "0. side-A" and "0. side-B" were published; and a misplaced chapter 520.5 was published after chapter 642, at the end of volume 70; these are also included in this count. As of August 22, 2016, 686 properly numbered chapters and 20 negative or otherwise oddly numbered chapters have been compiled into 74 volumes. There are also a few unnumbered chapters in the series' support material, but they're not included in this count.
  63. ^ Aoba Jitensha-ten consists of four series. The original series, Namikibashidōri Aoba Jitensha-ten (並木橋通りアオバ自転車店), is collected in 20 volumes totaling 164 chapters; the second series, Aoba Jitensha-ten (アオバ自転車店), is collected in 21 volumes totaling 143 chapters; the third series, Aoba Jitensha-ten e Yōkoso! (アオバ自転車店へようこそ!), is collected in 20 volumes totaling 123 chapters; and the fourth series, Aoba Jitensha-ten to Ikō yo! (アオバ自転車店といこうよ!) is ongoing with 12 collected volumes totaling 72 chapters.
  64. ^ Chapters as of volume 73.
  65. ^ Kattobi Itto consists of two series. The original Kattobi Itto manga is collected in 46 volumes, and its sequel, Buttobi Itto (風飛び一斗), is collected in 26 volumes. A single bonus book was released in 1992.
  66. ^ Naruto is split into two parts by a 2 1⁄2 year timeskip; Part I consists of 27 volumes with 244 chapters, and Part II (1, 2) contains the remaining 45 volumes and 456 chapters.
  67. ^ Sengoku series consists of four series. The original Sengoku (センゴク) manga is collected in 15 volumes. its sequel, Sengoku Tenshouki manga is collected in 15 volumes, its second sequel, Sengoku Ittouki (センゴク一統記), is collected in 15 volumes, and its third sequel, Sengoku Gonbee (センゴク権兵衛), is collected in 27 volumes.
  68. ^ Drops of God consists of three series. The original Drops of God manga is collected in 44 volumes, its sequel, Marriage ~The Drops of God Final Arc~ (マリアージュ 〜神の雫 最終章〜) is collected in 26 volumes, and its second sequel, Drops of God deuxième (神の雫 deuxième) is collected in 2 volumes.
  69. ^ Chapters as of volume 69.
  70. ^ Chapters as of volume 71.
  71. ^ Musashi Number 9 series consists of five series. The original series, Kyūbanme no Musashi (9番目のムサシ), is collected in 21 volumes totaling 105 chapters. The first sequel, Kyūbanme no Musashi: Mission Blue (9番目のムサシ ミッション・ブルー), is collected in 8 volumes totaling 37 chapters. The second sequel, Kyūbanme no Musashi: Red Scramble (9番目のムサシ レッドスクランブル), is collected in 12 volumes totaling 49 chapters. The third sequel, Kyūbanme no Musashi: Silent Black (9番目のムサシ サイレントブラック), is collected in 15 volumes totaling 60 chapters. The fourth sequel, Kyūbanme no Musashi: Ghost and Gray (9番目のムサシ ゴースト アンド グレイ), is ongoing with 14 volumes totaling 35 chapters.
  72. ^ Chapters as of volume 70.
  73. ^ Initial D consists of two series. The original, Initial D (頭文字D) is collected in 48 volumes. Its sequel, MF Ghost (MFゴースト) is ongoing at 21 volumes.
  74. ^ Chapters as of volume 69.
  75. ^ Jingi manga is divided into four series which includes the original Jingi which is collected in 33 volumes, JingiS (仁義S) which is collected in 19 volumes, Jingi Zero (仁義 零) which is collected in 14 volumes and Jingi AFTER (仁義 AFTER), which is collected in 1 volume.
  76. ^ Kōgyō Aika Volleyboys consists of two series: The original Kōgyō Aika Volleyboys manga is collected in 50 volumes, and its sequel, Kōshoku Aika Ex-Volleyboys (好色哀歌 元バレーボーイズ), is collected in 17 volumes.
  77. ^ Chameleon consists of two series. The original, Chameleon (カメレオン) is collected in 47 volumes. Its sequel, Kuro Ageha (くろアゲハ) is collected in 20 volumes.
  78. ^ Wangan Midnight consists of four series. The original Wangan Midnight manga is collected in 42 volumes, its sequel, Wangan Midnight: C1 Runner (湾岸ミッドナイト C1ランナー), is collected in 12 volumes, its second sequel, Ginkai no Speed Star (銀灰のスピードスター), is collected in 2 volumes and its third sequel, Shutokou SPL (首都高SPL), is ongoing at 10 volumes.
  79. ^ Chapters as of volume 66.
  80. ^ Keiji consists of five series. The first series, Hana no Keiji -Kumo no Kanata ni- (花の慶次—雲のかなたに), is collected in 18 volumes; the second series, Gifu Dodo!! Naoe Kanetsugu - Maeda Keiji Tsuki Gatari (義風堂々!!直江兼続前田慶次月語り), is collected in 9 volumes; the third series, Gifu Dodo!! Naoe Kanetsugu - Maeda Keiji Sake Gatari (義風堂々!!直江兼続 ~前田慶次酒語り), is collected in 10 volumes; the fourth series, Gifu Dodo!! Naoe Kanetsugu - Maeda Keiji Hana Gatari (義風堂々!!直江兼続 ~前田慶次花語り~) is collected in 14 volumes; and the fifth series, Maeda Keiji Kabuki Tabi (前田慶次 かぶき旅) is ongoing with 15 volumes.
  81. ^ a b Chapters as of volume 62.
  82. ^ Shoot! consists of 4 series. The original series, Shūto! (シュート!), is collected in 33 volumes; its prequel, Shūto! ~Aoki Meguriai~ (シュート! 〜蒼きめぐり逢い〜), is collected in 5 volumes; the sequel to the original series, Shūto! ~Atsuki Chōsen~ (シュート! ～熱き挑戦～), is collected in 12 volumes; the final series, Shūto! ~Aratanaru Densetsu~ (シュート! 〜新たなる伝説〜), is collected in 18 volumes.
  83. ^ Boys Be... consists of five series. The first series, Boys Be..., is collected in 32 volumes; the second series, Boys Be... 2nd Season, is collected in 20 volumes; the third series, Boys Be... L CO-OP, is collected in 6 volumes; and the fourth series, Boys Be... Next Season, is collected in 6 volumes. The fifth series, Boys Be... ~young adult~, is collected in 2 volumes.
  84. ^ Azumi consists of two series. The original, Azumi (あずみ) is collected in 48 volumes. Its sequel, Azumi (－あずみ－) is collected in 18 volumes.
  85. ^ Violinist of Hameln consists of three series. The original Violinist of Hameln manga is collected in 37 volumes, its sequel, Violinist of Hameln: Shchelkunchik (ハーメルンのバイオリン弾き〜シェルクンチク〜), is collected in 8 volumes, its second sequel, Zoku Violinist of Hameln: Ai no Bolero (続 ハーメルンのバイオリン弾き), is ongoing at 20 volumes.
  86. ^ a b Chapters as of volume 64.
  87. ^ It didn't include the amount of the mini-volumes here.
  88. ^ Afro Tanaka consists of seven series: Kōkō Afro Tanaka (高校アフロ田中), Chūtai Afro Tanaka (中退アフロ田中), Jōkyō Afro Tanaka (上京アフロ田中), Sasurai Afro Tanaka (さすらいアフロ田中), Shiawase Afro Tanaka (しあわせアフロ田中) and Kekkon Afro Tanaka (結婚アフロ田中) were collected in 10 volumes each. The seventh series, My Home Afro Tanaka (マイホームアフロ田中) is currently ongoing with 4 collected volumes.
  89. ^ a b Chapters published in magazine.
  90. ^ The original series is collected in 50 volumes. After the author Yoshito Usui died in 2009, his team started a new series called New Crayon Shin-chan (新クレヨンしんちゃん) ongoing with 13 volumes.
  91. ^ a b Chapters as of volume 50.
  92. ^ The original Ryūrōden manga is collected in 37 volumes and 158 chapters, its sequel, Ryūrōden: Chugen Ryōran-hen (龍狼伝 中原繚乱編), is collected in 17 volumes and its second sequel, Ryūrōden: Ouha Rikkoku-hen (龍狼伝 王霸立国編), is ongoing with 9 volumes.
  93. ^ Wild 7 consists of two series. The original, Wild 7 (ワイルド7), is collected in 48 volumes. The sequel, Shin Wild 7 (新ワイルド7), is collected in 14 volumes.
  94. ^ The Chef consists of three series. The original The Chef manga is collected in 41 volumes, The Chef: Shinshō (ザ・シェフ－新章) is collected in 20 volumes, and The Chef: Final (ザ・シェフ・ファイナル) is collected with one volume.
  95. ^ Chapters as of volume 54.
  96. ^ Chapters as of volume 59.
  97. ^ The Seven Deadly Sins consists of two series. The original, Nanatsu no Taizai (七つの大罪) is collected in 41 volumes. Its sequel, Mokushiroku no Yonkishi (黙示録の四騎士) is ongoing at 18 volumes.
  98. ^ Chapters as of volume 59.
  99. ^ Amai Seikatsu consists of two series. The original Amai Seikatsu manga is collected in 40 volumes, and its sequel, Amai Seikatsu: 2nd Season (甘い生活 2nd season), is collected in 19 volumes.
  100. ^ Naniwa Tomo Are consists of 2 series. The original series, Naniwa Tomo Are (ナニワトモアレ), is collected in 28 volumes; its sequel, Naniwa Tomo Are (なにわ友あれ), is collected in 31 volumes.
  101. ^ The original Arakure Knight manga is collected in 28 volumes, its sequel, its sequel, Arakure Knight: Kuroi Zankyō Kanketsu-hen (荒くれKNIGHT 黒い残響完結編), is collected in 20 volumes and its second sequel, Arakure Knight: Remember Tomorrow (荒くれKNIGHT リメンバー・トゥモロー) is collected in 10 volumes.
  102. ^ Odds consists of four series. The first series, Odds, is collected in 10 volumes; the second series, Odds+1 is collected in 1 volume; the third series, Odds GP! Is collected in 14 volumes; the fourth series, Odds VS! is collected in 31 volumes.
  103. ^ Circuit no Ōkami manga includes the original 27-volume series, its 25-volume sequel called Circuit no Ōkami II: Modena no Tsurugi (サーキットの狼II モデナの剣), and another 3-volume sequel called The Wolf of 21st Century (21世紀の狼)
  104. ^ Dragon Quest Retsuden: Roto no Monshō consists of two sereies. The original series Dragon Quest Retsuden: Roto no Monshō (ドラゴンクエスト列伝 ロトの紋章) is collected in 21 volumes totaling 86 chapters. The sequel, Dragon Quest Retsuden: Roto no Monshō 〜Monshō wo Tsugumono-tachi e〜 (ドラゴンクエスト列伝 ロトの紋章 〜紋章を継ぐ者達へ〜) is collected in 34 volumes totaling 324 chapters.
  105. ^ Chapters as of volume 39.
  106. ^ Grandpa Danger consists of three series. The first series, Zettai Zetsumei: Dangerous Jii-san, is collected in 20 volumes; the second series, Dangerous Jii-san Ja (でんぢゃらすじーさん邪) is collected in 20 volumes; and the third series, Nanto! Dangerous Jii-san (なんと!でんぢゃらすじーさん),is currently ongoing with 13 volumes.
  107. ^ Chapters as of volume 48.
  108. ^ 3x3 Eyes series consists of three series. The original manga, 3x3 Eyes, is collected in 40 volumes; its sequel, 3x3 Eyes: Kenjū no Mori no Sōnansha (3×3 EYES 幻獣の森の遭難者), is collected in 4 volumes; the third series, 3x3 Eyes: Kiseki no Yami no Keiyakusha (3×3EYES 鬼籍の闇の契約者) is collected in 8 volumes.
  109. ^ Chapters as of volume 52.
  110. ^ Hana no Asuka-gumi! consists of five series. The first series, Hana no Asuka-gumi!, is collected in 27 volumes; the second series, Hana no Asukagumi! Gaiden (花のあすか組!外伝) is collected in 6 volumes; the third series Shin Hana no Asukagumi! (新・花のあすか組!) is collected in 8 volumes; the fourth series, Hana no Asukagumi! BS-hen (花のあすか組! BS編) is collected in 2 volumes; the fifth series, Hana no Asuka-gumi! Infinity (花のあすか組!∞インフィニティ) is collected in 9 volumes.
  111. ^ Boys Over Flowers consists of two series. The original, Boys Over Flowers (花より男子) is collected in 37 volumes. Its sequel, Hana Nochi Hare: HanaDan Next Season (花のち晴れ～花男 Next Season～) is collected in 15 volumes.
  112. ^ Hell Teacher Nūbē consists of three series. The first series, Hell Teacher Nūbē, is collected in 31 volumes; the second series, Hell Teacher Nūbē Neo (地獄先生ぬ〜べ〜NEO) is collected in 17 volumes; the third series, Hell Teacher Nūbē S (地獄先生ぬ〜べ〜S) is collected in 4 volumes.
  113. ^ Midori no Makibaō manga is divided into three series which includes the original Midori no Makibaō contains 16 volumes, 16 volumes of Taiyou no Makibaō (たいようのマキバオー) and 20 volumes of Taiyou no Makibaō W (たいようのマキバオーW).
  114. ^ Ring ni Kakero consists of two series. The original Ring ni Kakero manga is collected in 25 volumes, and its sequel, Ring ni Kakero 2 (リングにかけろ2), is collected in 26 volumes.
  115. ^ Naze ka Shousuke consists of two series. The original, Naze ka Shousuke is collected in 29 volumes. Its sequel, Dakara Shousuke (だから笑介) is collected in 22 volumes.
  116. ^ Shanaō Yoshitsune series consists of two series. The original, Shanaō Yoshitsune (遮那王義経), is collected in 22 volumes consisting of 78 chapters. The sequel, Shanaō Yoshitsune: Genpei no Kassen (遮那王義経 源平の合戦), is collected in 29 volumes consisting of 93 chapters.
  117. ^ Chapters as of volume 50.
  118. ^ Gurazeni consists of four series. The first series, Gurazeni, is collected in 17 volumes; the second series, Gurazeni: Tokyo Dome-hen (グラゼニ 〜東京ドーム編〜) is collected in 15 volumes; the third series, Gurazeni: Pa League-Hen (グラゼニ ～パ・リーグ編～) is collected in 13 volumes and the fourth series, Gurazeni: Dai League-Hen (グラゼニ 〜大リーグ編〜) is ongoing at 5 volumes.
  119. ^ Chapters as of volume 50.
  120. ^ Hōchō Mushuku consists of two series. The original Hōchō Mushuku manga is collected in 45 volumes, and its sequel, Shin Hōchō Mushuku (新包丁無宿), is collected in 5 volumes.

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