This page contains Mashou theme doujinshis with translated titles. The titles are mostly in alphabetical order by their translated title. In a few instances the Japanese translation is unclear, or have multiple possible meanings. In these cases I placed the title alphabetical by the Japanese title.
I am still very much a beginner at Japanese. So please accept the info below as my ‘best effort’ but possibly not 100 percent correct.
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Many thanks to Welcome to Edo for providing translations for several doujinshi titles.
Tears Beneath the Mask (Kamen no shita no amida) 仮面の下のあみだ – by Bonno Tai? 26 pages. Published 1989.
Note: This doujinshi title is from an old Japanese TV show from the mid 80s-90s. It was about a group of three anti-heroish men with mysterious and sketchy pasts who wander the Edo countryside and work together to save people and towns from evil samurai, gansters, corrupt political overlords, etc. There’s also a young woman who hangs out with them and helps them out. So most likely the author’s nod between this old TV show and the Mashou and Kayura, since they are both pretty similar. (Thanks to Welcome to Edo for the info!)
Story: Haru no arashi
Ryo’s sick. Shin leaves after visiting Ryo and suddenly Naaza appears with something to give Shin. One of the few stories showing Naaza as a healer.
Time of the Mashou (Masho Tachi no Jikan) 魔将たちの時間 – by ? 96 pages. Published 1991.
(For those wondering about the cover.. Ryo is putting a fish that Naaza killed in Naaza’s helmet/face guard.)
Sadly the Yahoo Japan auction for this doujinshi did not list the title, and it is not on this side of the cover.
Old image from my hard drive. I’m assuming this is a doujinshi.
Cover art by Tomoka Yuuki 結城 知佳.
