Ozaki Minami

There are 4 volumes altogether.

A collection of extras from creators in Shueisha's Margaret shōjo manga magazine to raise funds for the victims of the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake disaster. Related series: Akuma to Love Song (Adapted From) Angel Baby Cupid (Adapted From) Badminton Girl (Adapted From) Good Morning Kiss (Adapted From) High Score (Adapted From) Himitsu no Hanazono Apato (Adapted From) Honey x Bullet (Adapted From) Ojou-sama wa Oyome-sama (Adapted From) Parfait Tic! (Adapted From) Party! - Sora - Higashi Nihon Daishinsai Charity Mangabon (Alternate Story) Sold Out! (Adapted From) Sugars (YAMAMORI Mika) (Adapted From) Usotsuki Lily (Adapted From) Yume Miru Taiyou (Adapted From)

Izumi is nervous before a championship game, so Koji makes him feel better with graphic fluidy sex in the shower. Izumi goes on to the game (with Wakashimazu and Hyuga as team mates) and kicks soccer butt. Note that in Japanese, the number 3 reads 'mi' and 7 reads 'na', so 373 = Minami.

A long, detailed, hard sex scene. Basically, this is just what it deals with ^^. Kôji & Takuto during their most intimate moment; Kôji is trying to find Takuto's 'G-spot'…

Hyuga has a strange dream in which he encounters an ancient Cherry Tree spirit who has taken on the form of Wakashimazu. He makes passionate love to Hyuga in the branches of the flowering cherry tree, and Hyuga awakens back in his room with Wakashimazu beside him.

Hyûga & Wakashimazu, now both 25, are on the point of leaving Japan to play the soccer world cup. Instead of joining their team, Ken takes Hyûga secretly to a desert island, where they'll enjoy themselves during a few days, before the world cup, and before Hyûga's 26th birthday. A lot of reflection on their past, their evolution, how things can change with time…everything changes except love, and they proof it.

Kouji and Izumi are still playing one step forward, two steps back in their angst-ridden dance of love. The drama is taken to new heights in this series: just how far will Kouji go in his desperate love for Izumi? Will these two ever be together and be happy at the same time? Note - Volumes 1-14 have been completely translated into English. However, several years after the supposed finale, the mangaka published 3 more chapters (recently compiled into a 15th volume) which act as an epilogue for the series, though the 14th volume had a conclusion of sorts in itself. Of these, chapter 1: Ai ni Obore, Ai ni Shisu has been scanlated, but chapters 2 and 3, titled Rakuen 1 and 2, have not.

Special volume of 5 short stories, including ones that shed some light on Kouji Nanjou's background. Bad Trip Kouji Nanjou Version Bad Blood Bad Drug Zodiac

"Tôhô retsuden 1992" sequel. Focused on Hyûga, we read in this dôjinshi all his feelings, wonderings since Ken raped him in 'Tôhô retsuden'. When Ken comes back, few days after the rape, Hyûga's completely lost…

Kouji has physically captured Izumi, but even chained can he really belong to Kouji? An "untamed beast", Izumi remains in Kouji's hands, for Kouji to play with as he pleases. (by hassle) Included in artbook ZODIAC Seijyuu Dennsetsu.

When he was very young, his mother killed his father and also hurt him badly; that may be the reason why Takuto Izumi, high school soccer star and the girls' idol, is so cold towards other people. He trusts no-one, and refuses to love anyone, so he leaves his adoptive family and goes to live on his own as soon as he's capable. As he's struggling to put the past behind him, a certain incident on a dull rainy day turns his life around completely. The drunk he helped out on a whim turns out to be the famous idol popstar Nanjou Kouji, and ever since that encounter, Kouji has taken an interest in Izumi… An interest that seems to grow deeper every day until it becomes what can only be described as "obsessive love."

The art style is Captain Tsubasa, with just a touch of Zetsuai. Very soft and round. The story is mostly the schoolboy angst of Wakashimazu crushing on a reluctant Hyuga, with soft smuttage intermingled with the story. Included in doujinshi anthology Dokusen Yoku vol.1 (1992).

Oneshot from the same universe as Zetsuai and Bronze. Takumi offers Kôji a birthday present for the first time.

Oneshot following the end of the series Bronze.

"People often die around me." A series of bizarre "deaths" stalk Genji, while a string of haunting memories and mystery surround him, all rooted in his childhood. A dear friend, a murder, and a curse. As more and more "deaths" unravel, the horrifying truth behind the origin grows ever more entangled. Seemingly the only keys to solve these mysteries, are the charismatic shinigami Touya, and Genji's own memories. Kindaichi Case Files writer Seimaru Amagi and Zetsuai creator Minami Ozaki come together to bring you a gripping mystery surrounding the past, memories, and the chain of deaths.