Note: American translation of A・I が止まらない! [A.I. ga Tomaranai! / A. I. Love You] (講談社 [Kodansha], 1994 series). A ninth volume was published in Japan which was not translated for this series.

Note: Originally published by Gentosha starting in 2009.

Note: American translation of 藍より青し [Ai Yori Aoshi] (Hakusensha, 1999 series).

Note: Cancelled before completion.

Note: story: Yushi Kawata (河田雄志); art: Yukito (行徒) Translation of 神鏡アリスと美少年と美少年と美少年と美少年と美少年。~乙女ゲームロワイヤル~ / Shinkyou Alice to bishounen to bishounen to bishounen to bishounen to bishounen ~Otome Game Royale~ (Heroes Co., LTD., 2020 series).

Note: story: Mai Mochizuki (望月麻衣); art: Haruki Niwa (庭春樹). Translation of 京洛の森のアリス / Kyōraku no Mori no Alice (Mag Garden, 2019 series).

Note: American translation of アリキーノ [Arikīno / Alichino] (ホーム社 [Home-Sha], 1998 series).

Note: American reprint of 天使 [Angel] (Shodensha, 1999 series) (probably just volume 1).

Note: American reprint of Korean manhwa 엔젤컵 (Daewon C.I., 2001 series) which ran for 5 issues.

Note: American reprint of 天使 [Angel] (Shodensha, 1999 series) (probably just volume 2). Also included (according to tokyopop.com) are three more short manga stories: God Knows Everything, Tea Time and Dispensation of Heaven.

Note: American translation of エンジェリックレイヤー [Enjerikku Reiyā / Angelic Layer] (角川書店 [Kadokawa Shoten], 1999 series).

Note: American translation of プラス アニマ [Purasu Anima / +Anima] (Mediaworks, 2000 series)

Note: American reprint of アクア [Akua / Aqua] (スクウェア・エニックス [Square Enix], 2001 series). Story continues in Aria (Tokyopop, 2008 series).

Note: American translation of Korean manhwa.

Note: Story continues from Aqua (Tokyopop, 2007 series). American reprint of アリア [Aria] (Mag Garden, 2002 series). The Japanese manga series had 12 volumes, but Tokyopop ceased publication after the 6th.

Note: By Kozue Amano (天野こずえ). Originally published in Japan by Mag Garden (2002 series).

Note: Translation of 아크엔젤

Note: American reprint of バース [Bāsu] (幻冬舎 [Gentosha], 1998 series).

Note: English translation of short stories by Hakase Mizuki. One volume. Published in Japan as アジアンビート [Asian Beat] (新書館 [Shinshokan], 2003 series).

Note: story: Xu Xianzhe (許先哲); art: Zhang Xiao (张小白)

Note: Came out of Tokyopop's Rising Stars of Manga contest/series.

Note: Based on the prose novel Avalon High by Meg Cabot Three volumes

Note: Originally published in Japan as ビート・エックス [B't X] (角川書店 [Kadokawa Shoten], 1995 series). Originally serialized in 月刊少年エース [Gekkan Shōnen Ēsu / Monthly Shōnen Ace] (角川書店 [Kadokawa Shoten], 1994 series).

Note: Translation of the Japanese manga [Beibi bāsu / Baby Birth] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2001 Series).

Note: By Dr pepperco / Pepako Dokuta (毒田ペパ子); Based on the video game developed by Craft Egg and published by Bushiroad (ブシロード). Translation of バンドリ! ガールズバンドパーティ! Roselia Stage (Overlap, 2017 series).

Note: American translation of Japanese manga バトルクラブ [Batoru Kurabu / Battle Club] (少年画報社 [Shōnen Gahōsha], 2004 series).

Note: One volume.

Note: American translation and adaptation of バトル・ロワイアル [Batoru Rowaiaru / Battle Royale] (秋田書店 [Akita Shoten], 2000 series).

Note: American translation of 一騎当千 [Ikki Tousen / Strength of a Thousand / Battle Vixens] (ワニブックス [Wani Books], 2000 series). Original series went to at least 22 volumes but Tokyopop stopped publishing after volume 16.

Note: American translation of the first 12 volumes of ベック [Bekku / Beck] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2000 series).

Note: American reprint of Japanese manga その向こうの向こう側 [Sono Mukō no Mukōgawa / Beyond the Beyond] (マッグガーデン [Maggu Gāden / Mag Garden], 2004 series). The original series has 6 volumes but this reprint was cancelled after the first 4 were published.

Note: story: Hirara Natsume (夏目ひらら); art: Olivia Vieweg

Note: American translation of Korean manhwa.

Note: An original series by Tokyopop.

Note: Translation of 寄宿舎の黒猫は夜をしらない / Kishukusha no Kuroneko wa Yoru o Shiranai (Tokuma Shoten, 2021 series) A two-volume series.

Note: American translation of Korean manhwa 소마신화전기 from Daiwon C.I.

Note: American translation of ブラム! [Buramu! / Blame!] (講談社 [Kodansha], 1998 series). Some volumes include interior color pages.

Note: American translation of Korean manhwa 웨스턴샷건.

Note: American translation of Japanese manga ボーイズ・ビー Second Season [Bōizu Bī / Boys Be... Second Season] (講談社 [Kodansha], 1997 series). Only 17 of the 20 volumes were translated.

Note: Original English-language manga. Three issues were originally announced but only one was published in English.

Note: American translation of 壊れはじめた天使たち [Kowarehajimeta Tenshi Tachi / Broken Angels] (角川書店 [Kadokawa Shoten], 2000 series).

Note: Original reprinting of Cardcaptor Sakura series in paperback form. Art is flipped for North American readers, unlike later reprint series which presented the art in its original "right to left" format.

Note: Originally published by Kodansha Ltd. (1999)

Note: American translation of Japanese manga かりん [Karin / Chibi Vampire] (角川書店 [Kadokawa Shoten], 2003 series).

Note: American translation of かりん airmail [Karin Airmail / Chibi Vampire Airmail] (角川書店 [Kadokawa Shoten], 2009 series). Two short stories related to Chibi Vampire (Tokyopop, 2006 series).

Note: First American publication of Japanese manga ちょびっツ [Chobittsu / Chobits] (講談社 [Kodansha], 2001 series). Later published by Dark Horse in omnibus volumes. Uncertain if they used the same translation or a new one.

Note: American translation of the Korean manhwa 파검기.

Note: American translation of a Korean manhwa.

Note: By CLAMP.

Note: English translation of the Japanese manga Comic Party, based on the Japanese dating sim video game of the same name.

Note: Translation of ふたりでおかしな休日を / Futari de Okashina Kyūjitsu o (Heroes Co., 2022 series)

Note: Originally published in Japan by Kodansha as Memai (Dizzy, 2000), Namida (Tears, 2001), and Tobira (Door, 2002).

Note: Cover imprint: TOKYOPOP; Indicia publisher: Mixx Entertainment, Inc. Translation of the Japanese manga Kauboi Bibapu; in original "unflopped" right-to-left format; series was cancelled when Tokyopop switched to only publishing trade paperbacks; reprinted as Vol. 1 of the Cowboy Bebop trade paperback series.

Note: Indicia publisher: TOKYOPOP is an imprint of Mixx Entertainment, Inc.

Note: Indexed title taken from Tokyopop website. Indicia title is SHOOTING STAR BEBOP; cover title is COWBOY BEBOP - shooting star -. Translation of the Japanese manga Shuteingusuta-Bibapu, which was an "alternate history" adaptation of the Kauboi Bibapu [Cowboy Bebop] anime series. Printed in original "unflopped" right-to-left format. Cover imprint: TOKYOPOP; Indicia publisher: Mixx Entertainment, Inc.

Note: Originally published in Japan as Mikan no Tsuki, literally: 'An Incomplete Moon'.

Note: Titled "Cyborg 009 the Manga" on the cover. Stories originally appeared in 少年キング [Shonen King] (少年画報社 [Shōnen Gahōsha], 1963 series).

Note: By Yukiru Sugisaki. Serialized in Japan in Asuka Magazine in 1999.

Note: By Tokyo Calen and Yoshiken. Cancelled before the series was concluded. The third volume was finally published in 2018's "Dark Metro: The Ultimate Edition."

Note: Originally published in Japan as Hatenko Yugi.

Note: Originally published by Gentosha starting in 2019.