Azumanga Daioh: Extra Lessons

Kokoro Kosaka is shocked when her recently deceased classmate comes back to life in the form of a stuffed wallaby toy! How will she handle this new companion and what are his reasons for returning from the dead?

For the 10th anniversary of Azumanga Daioh in 2009, the original four volumes of the manga were recollected into three new volumes, with updated artwork by original author Kiyohiko Azuma, as well as new side stories featuring the familiar characters. A welcome return to the humor and ordeals of Chiyo-chan, Tomo, Yomi, Sakaki, Kagura, and Osaka, in an all-new way!

Tribute anthology for Azumanga's 10th anniversary, by various artists.

Parody doujinshi of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon by Azuma Kiyohiko, mangaka of Azumanga Daioh and Yotsuba&!. Note: Volumes 0, 3, 6, 7, and 8 are parodies of other series. The Doujinshi & Manga Lexicon Links: [Volume 0.5](https://www.doujinshi.org/book/83965/A-ZONE-Vol.0.5/) [Volume 1](https://www.doujinshi.org/book/83966/A-ZONE-Vol.1) [Volume 2](https://www.doujinshi.org/book/81601/A-ZONE-Vol.2) [Volume 4](https://www.doujinshi.org/book/81602/A-ZONE-Vol.4/) [Volume 5](https://www.doujinshi.org/book/83967/A-ZONE-Vol.5/)

Created under the pen name Jonokuchi Jouji. A collection of short stories: 1. You Are Protected (Anata o Mamorimasu) 2. Swordswoman Miyu: Marriage Monster (Nyokenshi Miyu: Enmusubi Monsuta) 3. Swordswoman Miyu: On the Road (Nyokenshi Miyu: Tabi no Tochuude) 4. Even If We Are Poor... (Binbou demo...) 5. Dilemma Owing to Making an Evil Spirit Leave (Taima de Dilemma) 6. Shiori's Logbook (Shiori-chan Koukai Nisshi) 7. Private Tutor Nami: Do Your Best (Kateikyoushi Nami: Ganbatte) 8. Private Tutor Nami: Do Even Better (Kateikyoushi Nami: Motto Ganbatte) 9. Welcome! Sugawara-san (Youkoso Sugawara-san)

Yotsuba is a strange little girl with a big personality! Even in the most trivial, unremarkable encounters, Yotsuba's curiosity and enthusiasm quickly turns the everyday into the extraordinary! --- - **Won the Excellence Award for Manga at the Japan Media Arts Festival in 2006** --- Official Release: - Indonesian release by Elex Media (2007)

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Azumanga Daioh, the manga was repackaged into a new three-volume set, which included three chapters of new material called "Hoshuuhen" ("Supplementary Materials" or "Extra Lessons"). [Read the full 2009 edition](https://mangadex.org/title/107be290-6a4b-4974-a9c5-3761a2514823/azumanga-daioh-2009-print) Each new chapter covers one year of high school, with all new adventures for Sakaki, Yomi, Tomo, Chiyo, Osaka, and Kagura.

Kiyohiko Azuma's Try! Try! Try! follows the adventures of a weird girl named Yotsuba whose bizarre antics baffle her friends and her father. The characters in this comic later went on to appear in the monthly Yotsubato! serial manga currently running in Dengeki Daioh magazine. Chapters 1 and 2 are digital manga from CD ROM of "Azumanga TWO". Chapter 3 is a short booklet. All of them were under the title "Try! Try! Try!"

Before the smash success of Azumanga Daioh, author Kiyohiko Azuma was a prolific gag manga artist. His early work led to him being hired by Pioneer LDC to create gag manga for some of their anime series, which was printed in some of the series' merchandise. After the success of Azumanga Daioh, his Pioneer-commissioned gag manga were collected into the book "Azumanga - The Kiyohiko Azuma Anthology". This book features gag manga adaptions of Tenchi Muyo!, Battle Athletes, El-Hazard: The Magnificent World, and Magical Girl Pretty Sammy, all by Kiyohiko Azuma.

Before the smash success of Azumanga Daioh, author Kiyohiko Azuma was a prolific gag manga artist. His early work led to him being hired by Pioneer LDC to create gag manga for some of their anime series, which was printed in some of the series' merchandise. After the success of Azumanga Daioh, his Pioneer-commissioned gag manga were collected into the book Azumanga Recycle. This book features gag manga adaptions of Tenchi Muyo!, Battle Athletes, and Magical Girl Pretty Sammy, all by Kiyohiko Azuma.