CMDs of M_KS vs. J − K_S (upper left), M_IRAC2 vs. IRAC1–IRAC2 (upper middle), M_WISE2 vs. WISE1–WISE2 (upper right), M_IRAC4 vs. J − IRAC4 (bottom left), M_WISE3 vs. K_S − WISE3 (bottom middle), and M_MIPS24 vs. K_S − MIPS24 (bottom right). Targets with upper limits are not shown in the diagrams (same below). Red open circles and purple open squares indicate the targets from the SMC and the LMC samples, while the blue and yellow contours indicate 10% number density of each sample (same below), respectively. There are offsets of −0.5 mag (upper row) and −1.0 mag (bottom row) for the color indexes of the SMC sample, and offsets of +0.5 mag and +1.0 mag for the LMC sample, respectively (contours are not offset; same below). The vertical dashed lines indicate the median values of each color index (blue for the SMC and yellow for the LMC) with the same limiting magnitudes in both the SMC and the LMC (horizontal dashed lines). The LMC sample is not magnitude-completed and lack of a large number of fainter and bluer targets. The differences of color indexes between the SMC and the LMC are listed in Table 3. Even though the LMC sample is less complete, it still contains more dusty targets (<  − 10.0 mag; horizontal dotted lines) than the SMC sample at the longer wavelengths.