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Miscellaneous

A list of singular works across multiple fandoms from single novels and short stories to gaiden chapters.

Durarara!!:

The Journal of a Trading Company Employee - Shirou Orihara

Gaiden:

A collection of short stories throughout the timeline - the in-between moments of the everyday life in Ikebukuro.
Where to Buy: Bookwalker.jp
  1. Prologue
  2. My Life is Like a Hotpot
  3. Dufufufu!!
  4. Glasses Boys: The Double Shot Gun
  5. The Two Getting Along
  6. The Two Getting Along 2
  7. A Sudden Coming of Age Ceremony
  8. Niconico!!
  9. Duramp!! (Progress: 10%)
  10. Epilogue: Festival Fairy

Hakata Tonkotsu Ramens:

Official Fanbook:

  1. Daisuke Ono Interview
  2. Yuki Kaji Interview
  3. Kenji Yasuda Interview

DVD Short Stories:

  1. Scout
  2. Delayed Steal
  3. Home Game

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