Comparison of translated non-adult femdom manga

The following tables compare non-adult manga that are also femdom manga and that have been translated at least in part (from Japanese to English).

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Table editing guidelines
The following guidelines are supplementary to the wiki's foundational guidelines. For the most part, edits should just follow the example of other rows and the standards they've set.

Acceptable external links - Where they exist: the manga's MangaUpdates page.

Column: Cover - Prefer the volume 1 cover unless a later cover much better depicts the femdom elements or characters associated with femdom.

Column: Translated Title - If there is no commonly used translated title, just repeat the romanized title here.

Column: Year Serialized (Magazine) - Year of publication of the first or last volume are acceptable as alternatives to the initial and final year of serialization. If no magazine is listed in parentheses, that means the manga was initially published as a tankoubon (standalone). This is often done for more niche or borderline explicit content that wouldn't be suited for a magazine serialization.

Column: TL Status - Mid-volume chapter numbering (such as Vol. 5 Ch. 2) should not be used. "Inactive" refers to more than 6 months with no release for fan translations.

Column: Focus on Lewd Fanservice, Romantic Love, Sexuality? - List any that apply:

Column: Treament of BDSM - List any that apply:
 * Lewd Fanservice refers to an art style which frequently depicts sexy femdom situations in an exaggerated manner for readers' enjoyment. The bar should be set high when applying this: even when characters are in a sexual situation and could be described as sexy, the art style's perspective and character postures may be relatively practical and not intended to particularly titillate the reader.
 * Romantic Love refers to traditional romantic feelings between people. The focus should be on characters who have traditional romantic interest in others which they hope to see fulfilled, and the emotionally dynamic between them, rather than on sexual tension and uncertainty.
 * Sexuality refers to thoughtful exploration of the characters' sexuality in the narrative, with an emphasis on self-realization and personal growth.

Column: Main Femdom Pairings - If the work does not feature the characters attending an indicated school, you can try to estimate based on their appearance, biology, and life situation whether they're Adult, Teen, or Kid.
 * BDSM as a Gag refers to when BDSM attempts, or exaggerated non-explicit BDSM, is thrown into the story just for comic relief and fanservice.
 * Symbolic BDSM refers to when there are situations or interpersonal actions which have clear BDSM undertones, yet the characters don't clearly have the mentality that what they do is equivalent to BDSM in terms of its appeal. This is more common in fantasy or sci-fi.
 * Overt BDSM refers to when the characters who initiate BDSM acts recognize them for what they are, and those acts aren't just passed off as a gag.

Column: Themes - The only accepted themes for the tables on this page are story themes and non-adult manga themes (do not add dominant heroine themes).