Candy Candy Mangas

Candy Candy Mangas

Kodansha Ltd. first published the Candy Candy mangas illustrated by Yumiko Igarashi and written by Kyoko Mizuki in 1975. Later in 1988, they published a large 2- volume collector's edition set followed by a 5 volume hardcover edition in 1992.

Although these mangas are no longer being published, they can still be found in online auctions and stores like www.amazon.jp , or second-hand bookstores.

Candy Candy Manga Paperback edition (1975)

Candy Candy Collectors Edition (1988)

Volume 1

Volume 2

Candy Candy Manga Hardcover edition (1992)

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

Vol. 4

Vol. 5

A few years later, another Chuokoron-Shinsha, Inc. published new sets of of the CC mangas in a 2-volume edition and a 6-volume manga edition.

Candy Candy Mangas (1991)

Volume 1

Volume 2

Candy Candy Mangas (1995)

These mangas are only written in Japanese and if you can't navigate through the japanese sites, you will need to ask a friend who can read and write in japanese to help you obtain the mangas.

If you're searching for CC mangas in your own language, you may need to check your own country's auction sites and bookstores to find them. If you're wondering if there are any CC mangas published in English, alas...unfortunately, there are none. As far as I know, the CC mangas were only published in Japanese, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Greek, Indonesian, Taiwanese, Korean, Thailand, and Chinese.

The following are examples of CC mangas and magazines published in other countries.

French Candy Candy Mangas (1993)

French Candy Candy Teleguide Editions (1978)

These magazine-size paperback books are illustrated after TOEI's anime and not the manga. There exists about 34 magazines in all, with the story stopping after Candy leaves St. Paul's Academy for America and arrives at Pony's Home. You can discover more of these special french anime magazine editions at Sophie's website: www.candyneige.com)

Korean Candy Candy Mangas (1988)