LaLa DX
Japanese manga magazine
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![]() Cover of the March 2008 issue of LaLa DX featuring Hiro Fujiwara's Takumi Usui from Kaichō wa Maid-sama!. | |
Categories | Shōjo manga[1] |
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Frequency | Bi-monthly |
Circulation | 50,000[1] (July–September, 2016) |
First issue | July 9, 1983 |
Company | Hakusensha |
Country | Japan |
Based in | Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
Language | Japanese |
Website | Official website |
LaLa DX is a Japanese shōjo manga magazine published by Hakusensha. It was first published on July 9, 1983, as a supplement magazine to LaLa, another of Hakusensha's shōjo manga magazines. Later it became the sister magazine to LaLa. The magazine was originally published as a quarterly, but now is released bi-monthly on the tenth of even-numbered months.
Current serializing titles
- 4 Jigen - Kana Niza
- My Darling! Miss Bancho - Mayu Fujikata
- Natsume Yūjinchō - Yuki Midorikawa
- Prince Freya - Keiko Ishihara
- Vampire Knight: Memories - Matsuri Hino
Past serializing titles
0-9
- 3 Hearts - Kaoru Ichinose
A
- Akagami no Shirayukihime - Akizuki Sorata
- Aoiro Toshokan - Mikase Hayashi
- Auto Focus - Aya Roppongi
B
- Ballad of a Shinigami - Asuka Izumi
- Bell - Mikoto Asō
C
- Cluster Edge - Wan Komatsuda
- Chikyū Kanri-nin - Makoto Mori
- Chikyū Kōshinkyoku - Mikase Hayashi
F
- Film Girl - Shigeyoshi Takagi
G
- Gen'ei Kitan - Shiho Inada
- Gensō Kajin - Chiaki Karasawa
H
- Hana ni Arashi - Shigeyoshi Takagi
- Hana no Namae - Ken Saitou
- Hanatsuki-hime - Wataru Hibiki
- Harukanaru Toki no Naka de - Tōko Mizuno
- Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 5 - Tooko Mizuno
- Hiiro no Isu - Yuki Midorikawa
- Himitsu no Himegimi Uwasa no Ōji - Mato Kauta
- Himegimi no Tsukurikata - Asuka Izumi
- Honey - Yutaka Tachibana
- Hoshi-yomi no Yogensha - Natsuna Kawase
- Hyakujū Kingdom - Shigeyoshi Takagi
I
- Ibara no Okite - Yuni Yukimura
- IDOLiSH7 Re:member - Tanemura Arina
J
- Jun'ai Station - Kei Tanaka
- Jūni Hisoku no Palette - Nari Kusakawa
K
- Kaichou wa Maid-sama! - Hiro Fujiwara
- Kana, Kamo. - Yutaka Tachibana
- Katakoi Triangle - Shinobu Amano
- Kazoku Gokko - Chiaki Karasawa
- Kids Talk - Nozomi Yanahara
- Kimi no Umi e Ikō - Fumika Okano
- Kimi to Himitsu no Hanazono - Mikase Hayashi
- Kingyo-sō - Yuki Fujitsuka
- Koto no Ha - Mikoto Asō
- Kyōryū na Haisha-san - Masami Morio
L
- Lapis Lazul no Ōkan - Natsuna Kawase
- Lovely Hyakka Jiten - Fumika Okano
M
- Mademoiselle Butterfly - Akane Ogura
- Maruichi-teki Fūkei - Nozomi Yanahara
- Megane Danshi Shinkasetsu - Kaoru Ichinose
- Mekakushi no Kuni - Sakura Tsukuba
- Mikado no Shihō - Emiko Nakano
- Mikaduki Pan - Asuka Sasada
- Mochimochi no Kamisama - Masami Morio
- Momoyama Kyōdai - Yuki Fujitsuka
- Mujūryoku Aria - An Tsukimiya
N
- Neko Love - Rika Yonezawa
- Ningyō-shi no Yoru - Yutaka Tachibana
- Nobara no Hanayome - Yū Toyota
- Nushi-sama Series - Megumi Wakatsuki
O
- Onsen de Aimashō - Chiaki Karasawa
- Otenki no Miko - Nozomi Yanahara
P
- Pajama de Goron - Asuka Sasada
- Present wa Shinju - Ken Saitō
R
- Rakuen Route - An Tsukimiya
S
- Saint Hyper Keibitai – Masami Morio
- Shabekuri King – Rika Yonezawa
- Shōnen Dolls – Wataru Hibiki
- Sugar Family – Akira Hagio
- Suits no Kuni no Mahoutsukai – Kaoru Ichinose
- Sweet Rein (よろしく・マスター, Yoroshiku Masutā) – Sakura Tsukuba
T
- Taiyou mo Wasure Sasete - Kaoru Ichinose
- Tennen Sozai de Ikō - Mikoto Asō
- Teppen! - An Tsukimiya
- Tobenai Majo - Natsuna Kawase
- Tokage Ōji - Asuka Izumi
- Torikae Fūka Den - Nozomi Yanahara
- Toshokan Sensō Love&War - Kiiro Yumi
- Trouble Dog - Aya Roppongi
U
- Uchi no Pochi no Yūkoto niwa - Yutaka Tachibana
- Umewaka Torimonochou - Kaoru Ichinose
V
- Vamp Series - Yutaka Tachibana
- Variety - Asuka Sasada
W
- With!! - Ken Saitou
X
- Xazsa - Junko Tamura
Y
- Yashio to Mikumo - Nari Kusakawa
Z
References
- ^ a b "Girl's Manga" (in Japanese). Japanese Magazine Publishers Association. September 2016. Retrieved November 6, 2016.
External links
- LaLa DX @ Hakusensha.co.jp (in Japanese)
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