Boufbowl: A four-part comic series showing the early career of Gobbowl star Kriss Krass (seen in Wakfu seasons 1 & 2).

Le Corbeau Noir: An origin story of how Kabrok met Miranda (from Wakfu season 1) and became the Black Crow. Part of Wakfu Heroes.

L'Île de Lorose: This is the only album to have seen the light of day in a collection (Nébuleuse) that was meant to give authors carte blanche to create stories intended for mature audiences in Wakfu's setting. Reportedly filled with violence and profanity, the story is about a group of outsiders shunned for their flaws and looking for an island supposed to give them a chance for a new beginning.

Justice: A Wakfu Heroes comic about the Knights Justice (Wakfu season 2) and more particularly Junior, when he was still a boy. Heavy references to the Batman universe with a group of "supervillains" trying to best the Justice clan once and for all.

Les Kamas de la soif: A side adventure of the Brotherhood of the Tofu taking place during season 2. Lost in the desert, they come across a village whose oasis has mysteriously gone dry, with nearby Rogues selling water at astronomical prices. The Spanish edition combines the original two volumes.

Les Larmes de sang: The story of Silas, a young Sacrier, coming to terms with the loss of his parents and his inability to protect his loved ones. Enter Naïma, an Eniripsa with her own troubled past, and their burgeoning love story put to an end by the intervention of demons... and the fact that the series never continued past the second volume.

Maskemane: A 12-part series about the Masqueraider Maskemane, fleeing from Kouto Smisse's (king of Rogues) henchmen sent to steal his three ancestral masks. With a developing compassion between him and one of his pursuers, the intertwining story of more hunters sent after him in return for a cure to their curse, and the intervention of Dark Vlad and an ancient evil, the series is heavy on character relations and high stakes.

Percimol: Another Wakfu Heroes entry about a side character from the animated series, this one about the Puddly hero Percimol (whose statue can be seen in episode 5). It tells the story of how he found his signature mask and powerful hammer and took on the role of protector for his people.

Remington: This 12-part series introduces the Rogues Remington and Grany Smisse, sons of Kouto Smisse, who can be seen causing trouble in Wakfu's second season. The story takes place before Grany was turned into a Bow Meow (cat) and revolves mainly around the Ecaflip demigod Ush Galesh, who tricks them and curses Grany, promising to break the curse if they can defeat him. Not suitable for young readers.

Shak Shaka: A side adventure of the Brotherhood of the Tofu taking place during season 1. The group finds an impressive but deserted theme park during their quest and its princely creator takes an interest in Amalia while the rest of the group faces peril at the hands of his automatons.

Tangomango: A trilogy that acts as both an origin story and continuation for the characters Encre Noire and Elaine Narrowsmith, introduced in the second season of Wakfu. Beginning with their struggles to cobble together a decent ship and become real pirates in a region where their kind is hunted mercilessly, they return after their incursion in the animated series to take part in an important pirate tournament that could dramatically change the tides for piracy in the Mild Waters. A successful mix of humor and character development with a healthy dose of mystery, with room for a second trilogy but no current plans to continue publication.

Le Théâtre maudit: A side adventure of the Brotherhood of the Tofu taking place during season 2. While looking for the Crimson Claw Archipelago, they cross paths with a travelling group of actors who recreate the Brotherhood's many adventures. To improve their act, they ask the heroes to tell their stories and join the plays, but the troupe is cursed and Amalia mysteriously disappears after the first night.

WAKFU Manga: This yearly series begins a few months after the second season of Wakfu. The Brotherhood of the Tofu is forced to go looking for the Eliatrope Dofus for Jiva, Protector of Javian, who has taken Chibi and Grougaloragran hostage. With only a year to perform the task, they enlist the help of the Knights Justice's technology to travel the world to Mount Zinit, where they hope to find clues regarding the Dofus' locations. Still in progress, with three issues released to date.

Volumes 1 and 2 have been released in English on Comixology only, and it is unknown whether more translations will follow.

Wakfu novels: The Wakfu "novels" are a series of novellas that tell a single story of the Brotherhood of the Tofu during season 1 of the animated series. They are illustrated with numerous images in the style of the cartoon and aimed at a young audience, published by Bayard Jeunesse rather than Ankama themselves. The entire series, starting with L'attaque surprise, is a single adventure where the group has had its most precious items stolen by a band of Rogues and goes after them to recover everything before heading to Oma Island.

Wakfu Artbooks: Going over each episode of Wakfu season 1, as well as the special episode Noximilien l'horloger, these bilingual artbooks present the characters, locations and making-of anecdotes of the animated series.