Magazines List of discontinued magazines published by MediaWorks

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1 magazines

1.1 active japan
1.2 dengeki adventures

1.2.1 featured content


1.3 dengeki animaga

1.3.1 magazine covers


1.4 dengeki comic gao!
1.5 dengeki dreamcast
1.6 dengeki hp
1.7 dengeki oh
1.8 dengeki shōnen





magazines
active japan

active japan (アクティブ・ジャパン, akutibu japan) japanese sports magazine published mediaworks. ran between march 1995 , september 1998. magazine featured information relating disabled sports.


dengeki adventures

dengeki adventures (電撃アドベンチャーズ, dengeki adobenchāzu) japanese gaming magazine published mediaworks featured content relating tabletop role-playing games. started run in january 1994 , ended in june 1998, containing twenty-seven issues. magazine serialized light novels.


featured content

dengeki animaga

dengeki animaga (電撃アニマガ) japanese anime magazine published mediaworks. magazine started run in april 1999 when entitled dengeki animation magazine. in august 2002, name changed dengeki animaga. magazine succeeded dengeki g s magazine in 2005 when last issue of dengeki animaga published. magazine had nineteen issues along 2 best issues ended magazine s run.


magazine covers

dengeki comic gao!

monthly dengeki comic gao! (月刊電撃コミックガオ!, gekkan dengeki komikku gao!) japanese shōnen manga magazine featuring bishōjo characters published between december 1992 , february 2008 mediaworks , contained bishōjo manga , information series. gao in magazine s title childish form of sound grr. many manga serialized in dengeki comic gao! adapted light novels published under mediaworks dengeki bunko label. magazine sold every month on twenty-seventh.


when dengeki comic gao! first published, many of manga ran in magazine had transferred kadokawa shoten s comic comp magazine, though many of titles altered. caused readers of comic comp become interested in dengeki comic gao! , in october 1994, comic comp ceased publication. gradually, became apparent mediaworks similar manga magazine dengeki daioh more popular, , in response, dengeki comic gao! reformatted starting february 2007 issue on december 27, 2006. when gao printed on magazine cover changed being spelled in katakana (ガオ) being spelled in english stylized gao. on december 9, 2006, first issue of special edition version of dengeki comic gao! called comic sylph published, , sold quarterly.


dengeki dreamcast

dengeki dreamcast (電撃dreamcast) japanese gaming magazine published mediaworks featured content pertaining dreamcast consumer console. magazine entitled dengeki megadrive , first went on sale in january 1993. in 1996, magazine renamed dengeki sega ex , renamed again in 1997 dengeki sega saturn. in 1998, magazine changed name final time, ending dengeki dreamcast , discontinued in 2000.



dengeki hp volume 47.


dengeki hp

dengeki hp (電撃hp) japanese seinen magazine published mediaworks centered on publishing light novels. first issue released on december 18, 1998, , first 8 issues published quarterly; after this, being published bimonthly. magazine discontinued fiftieth release in october 2007, , succeeded dengeki bunko magazine, special edition version of dengeki daioh.


dengeki oh

dengeki oh (電撃王, dengeki Ō) japanese gaming magazine published monthly mediaworks featuring information on video games. magazine first went on sale on january 8, 1993. of december 1, 2006, magazine has been discontinued.


dengeki shōnen

dengeki shōnen (電撃少年) japanese shōnen gaming magazine published mediaworks. ran between september 1994 , september 1996, containing fourteen issues.








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