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Japanese light novel by Ichirou Sakaki, published from 2010 and adapted into a 2014 anime, following a mysterious white-haired girl carrying a coffin who searches for the scattered remains of her father, Emperor Arthur Gaz.
Japanese light novel by Yoshinobu Akita (1994, Fujimi Shobo), following rogue sorcerer Orphen; regarded as an early commercially successful entry in the modern light novel format.
Spin-off light novel series of DanMachi by Fujino Omori, published from 2014, following sword princess Ais Wallenstein and the Loki Familia on dungeon expeditions in Orario.
Japanese light novel spin-off of the DanMachi series by Fujino Omori, published from 2014, shifting focus to swordswoman Ais Wallenstein and her Loki Familia rather than the main protagonist Bell Cranel.
Japanese light novel by Takemachi (2020, Dengeki Bunko) following a squad of failed spy candidates assigned a near-impossible classified mission by a legendary spymaster.
Japanese light novel by Kenji Saitou with art by Akinari Nao, serialized from 2010 and adapted into a 2014 anime, following a student at a magic academy who forms a pact with seven powerful female mages called the Trinity Seven.
Japanese light novel by Shūsuke Amagi (2006–2013) set in a post-apocalyptic world of mobile self-propelled cities protected from monsters by elite warriors called Military Artists.
Japanese light novel by Yukiya Murasaki (2012) in which a commoner military strategist allies with a low-ranked imperial princess to help her claim the throne.
Japanese light novel by Tarō Hitsuji (2015) featuring a seemingly indolent substitute instructor at a prestigious magic academy who is secretly among the most powerful mages alive.
Japanese light novel by Yuu Moroboshi about a disgraced instructor assigned to train an underperforming team of magic-wielding sky knights, adapted into the 2015 anime series Kuusen Madoushi Kouhosei no Kyoukan.
