Rascal Does Not Dream of a Lost Singer Novel is the tenth volume of the series and was written by Hajime Kamoshida with illustrations by Keji Mizoguchi.

Sakuta has now graduated from high school and is enjoying his new and peaceful life as a college student. One day, he bumps into the leader of the idol group Sweet Bullet, Uzuki Hirokawa. But somehow, she feels different from usual. Is the airhead able to read the room now?! However, no one notices this change besides Sakuta. Has Adolescence Syndrome affected Uzuki as well, or is it something else...?

Rascal Does Not Dream of a Nightingale Novel is the eleventh volume of the series and was written by Hajime Kamoshida with illustrations by Keji Mizoguchi.

A miniskirt Santa appears before Sakuta, calling herself Touko Kirishima. She’s been handing out presents—Adolescence Syndrome. And one of the lucky winners is Sakuta’s classmate from middle school, Ikumi Akagi. According to urban legend, posts tagged #dreaming are filled with prophetic visions and Ikumi is using those posts to play hero. Sakuta sees the results of this firsthand when he spots her saving someone. But then a poltergeist attacks and apparently this is all the fault of his past somehow?!

Rascal Does Not Dream Novel is the twelfth volume of the series and was written by Hajime Kamoshida with illustrations by Keji Mizoguchi.

There's a new student at Sakuta’s cram school: the honor student Sara Himeji. She’s another person who received Adolescence Syndrome from Touko Kirishima and most curious of all, apparently doesn’t want it to be fixed. Exactly what sort of syndrome could it be? And while all this is unfolding, Sakuta has to grapple with the cryptic message saying that Mai is in danger!  

Rascal Does Not Dream of Santa Claus is the thirteenth volume of the series and features story by Hajime Kamoshida and art by Keji Mizoguchi.

Sakata, Mai, and Ikumi's shared dream only deepens the mystery of Touko Kirishima. Is she really the same person as Nene Iwamizawa? And what does it mean if Sakuta isn't the only one who can see her?