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Title: Madhouse Circle: Akaiusagi Art: B+ Rating: PG Pairing: none Number of Pages: 28 Other Info: Published on March 10, 2002. I'm not quite sure what's going on in this doujinshi. There's a short scene with Sirius in the beginning when Ron and Harry are wearing their Weasley sweaters. There's also another story where Ron gives Harry a hug and apologizes. I think this may be set after the fight in GoF but since GoF wasn't released in Japan until October, 2002, I'm not sure. The art is cute; I love how this circle draws the Weasleys. It's so cute.

Title: Magic Kingdom Circle: Jesus Drug Mirage House Art: B+ Rating: PG Pairing: none Number of Pages: 36 Other Info: Published on December 29, 2001. This is a good doujinshi, although I don't like it as much as some others I have. This is mainly gag stories including Hermione's struggle during flying lessons, one of the female Quidditch players crush on Hermione (can't figure out who) and Snape's dislike of Harry.

Title: Mahou no Hitomi (Magic Eyes) Circle: Hoshizora Majyutsu Ryou (Magnum 55 & Mig 21 Special) Art: B Rating: PG Pairing: Draco/Harry Number of Pages: 24 Other Info: Publish date unknown (but I think it's December 2001). A decent Harry/Draco doujinshi. Draco and Harry get into a fight, so McGonagall gives them detention together. During the detention, they manage to learn a few things about each other. This is one of the better doujinshi featuring Draco that I've seen and one of the best Draco/Harry doujinshi (Draco/Harry isn't as popular as Ron/Harry). If you like Draco/Harry, this is one you might want to invest in.

Title: Mahou no Kakera (A Shard of Magic) Circle: Mochiya Art: A Rating: PG Pairing: Draco/Harry Number of Pages: 28 Other Info: Published on March 17, 2002. I really like Mochiya's work. The characters are beautiful and/or handsome and the stories are pretty cute. This one features the return of Hermione-the-doujinshi-artist, who's angry when the delivery service (delivered by a pelican - -amusing because the symbol of Nippon Express is a pelican) delivers her doujinshi to Hogwarts instead of Tokyo Big Site. There's a few other funny stories and one serious story. In the serious story, Draco is upset (and lonely?) and confronts Harry in the hallway.

Title: Marmalade Days Circle: Mirage House Art: B Rating: PG Pairing: Sirius/James, James/Sirius Number of Pages: 34 Other Info: Published on August 9, 2002. This doujinshi is a series of several comedy stories. One is about how Sirius' hair gets in his eyes while he's studing. There are also a series of short stories called "Morning Wars" about James trying to wake Sirius up in the morning. Apparently Sirius is a sleepyhead. The art is good, although I prefer other circles art more. If you do like Sirius, then this would be a good doujinshi for you.

Title: Merry Go Round Circle: Hoshizora Majyutsu Ryou (Magnum 55 & Mig 21 Special) Art: B Rating: PG-13 Pairing: Fred/George Number of Pages: 34 Other Info: Published on January 20, 2002. A fairly cute doujinshi, although a little more adult (but not really graphic) than the other Fred/George doujinshi by this circle. There are two stories -- one Valentine's Day story where Fred & George gorge themselves on the candy they recieved.

Title: Midnight Children Circle: FDK Art: B+ Rating: PG Pairing: none Number of Pages: 54 Other Info: Published on December 29, 2001. I'm not quite sure about this one but here goes my interpretation. Harry falls asleep in Potions class and can't answer any of Snape's questions, so Snape takes a bunch of points from Gryffindor. Harry is very depressed but all his friends try to cheer him up. Finally, after he gets hit in the face with a Bludger (but still holds onto the Snitch), he cheers up.

Title: Mix Magican Circle: Kuchibirukara Sandanju Art: A Rating: PG Pairing: Ron/Harry, Sirius/Harry, Fred/Percy Number of Pages: 36 Other Info: Published on March 10, 2002. I really like Sandanju's art. It's really good and this doujinshi has some very funny scenes. Ron is jealous of Sirius; Sirius gets upset when picture-Ron keeps getting in front of Harry; Fred kisses Percy in front of a horrified Penelope. This is a good buy for any doujinshi fan.

Title: Mix Pahyu Circle: Zuihouzakura Art: A Rating: PG Pairing: Ron/Harry, Percy/Penelope Number of Pages: 96 Other Info: Published on May 4, 2003. This particular doujinshi is a mix doujinshi containing stories from Hoshi ni Onegai wo (Wish Upon a Star), Futago no Quidditch Go! Go! (Twins Quidditch Go! Go!) and Wonderland. It does not include every story from those doujinshi but it does include some of the cutest and best.

Title: Montage Circle: R.R.O.C. Art: A Rating: PG Pairing: none Number of Pages: 40 Other Info: Published on May 5, 2001. Montage is one of the very first published Harry Potter doujinshi and the second or third one in my collection. It's a Tom Riddle-centric doujinshi (he's rather handsome). In the first story, Harry has a dream confrontation with Riddle and sees his parents before they died as well as their death. The second story is Riddle only and has a confrontation between Tom and some of his Hogwarts classmates. This does not have Lord Voldemort -- except in a few brief scenes. This is a beautiful doujinshi.

Title: Moonshiner Circle: Kerorian Art: A Rating: PG Pairing: none Number of Pages: 22 Other Info: Published on December 29, 2001. Kerorian has an art style I quite enjoy; the lines are a bit thicker than the usual style of art I prefer but it works quite well. This doujinshi has a few comedy bits and one serious story about the friendship between the Trio. While this isn't my favorite doujinshi, I do like it.

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