List of Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai volumes
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai is a manga series written by Riku Sanjo and illustrated by Koji Inada. A short story Derupa! Iruiru! (デルパ!イルイル!) was first released in the 25th and 26th issues of Weekly Shōnen Jump in 1989.[1][2] Issues 35–37 included the short story Dai Bakuhatsu!! (ダイ爆発!!!).[3][4][5] The serialization of The Adventure of Dai began that same year in the 45th issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump, published on October 23.[6] It continued on for seven years before ending in the 52nd issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump on December 9, 1996.[7] The manga was collected into 37 tankōbon volumes published between March 9, 1990 and June 4, 1997.[8][9] It was later released in 22 bunkobon volumes published from June 18, 2003 to March 18, 2004.[10][11] A 25-volume edition that includes the color pages from its original magazine run and newly drawn covers by Inada was published between October 2, 2020 and July 2, 2021.[12]
A prequel manga series illustrated by Yūsaku Shibata, with Sanjo credited for original work, began serializing in Shueisha's V Jump manga magazine in the November issue on September 19, 2020.[13][14] The series is centered around Avan before he met Dai and his companions.
A spin-off manga written and illustrated by Yoshikazu Amami, titled Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - Cross Blade, launched in the November issue of Shueisha's Saikyō Jump manga magazine on October 1, 2020.[13]
On July 9, 2021, Viz Media announced they licensed the series for English publication.[15][16] The first volume was released on March 1, 2022; the fifth and latest volume was released on November 8 of that same year.
Volume list
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01 | The Hero's Tutor!! Yūsha no Kateikyōshi!! (勇者の家庭教師!!) | March 9, 1990[8] | 978-4-08-871071-6 | |
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Fifteen years ago, a great hero defeated Hadlar, the Demon King who terrorized the world. His monsters, freed from his control, went to live on the island of Dermline, where a little boy named Dai was raised by Brass. Dai dreams of becoming a hero, while Brass wants to make him a wizard, even though he is no good at magic. A band of false heroes in search of glory arrives on the island and kidnaps Gome, a monster close friend of Dai, who heads to the kingdom of Romos from which the criminals come to recover him. With the help of other monsters, Dai saves Gome and also gains the friendship of the king of Romos himself. A few weeks later, Princess Leona, from the kingdom of Papnica, arrives on the island to be baptized, but her subjects try to kill her. To protect her, Dai awakens a mysterious force that enables him to use magic and defeats enemies. Afterwards, the monsters on the island suddenly turn violent and Brass urges Dai to leave the island as he is afraid of killing him with his own hands. At that moment, Avan De Zinuar III arrives on the island (with his disciple Popp), who uses a spell to protect the island from evil forces and announces that he has been sent by Leona's family to make Dai a hero and allow him to defeat Hadlar, who was resurrected. Dai agrees to undergo Avan's special training, during which they are interrupted by the arrival of Hadlar himself. | ||||
02 | Battle!! Hadlar versus Avan Taiketsu!! Hadorā Tai Aban (対決!!ハドラー対アバン) | April 10, 1990[17] | 978-4-08-871072-3 | |
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Avan is the great hero who defeated Hadler fifteen years ago. Face-to-face again, the two face off and Hadlar reveals that he was resurrected by The Dark King Vearn. After entrusting his pupils with the task of defeating The Dark King, Avan sacrifices himself against Hadlar. Furious at his master's death, Dai awakens his strength and forces Hadlar to retreat, who recognizes him as the "Dragon Knight". Back at the Demon stronghold, Hadlar reports to Vearn what has happened and orders all of his troops to kill Dai before he becomes too great a threat. On their way to the kingdom of Romos, in the demonic forest Dai and Popp rescue a little girl and meet Maam, a warrior who invites them to their village. The two refuse but lose Gome, who is picked up by Maam. In the forest, Dai and Popp are faced with Crocodine, one of the six commanders of Hadlar's demon army. Popp runs away as Dai tries to confront him. | ||||
03 | Gather!! The Disciples of Avan Tsudoe!! Aban no Shito (集え!!アバンの使徒) | August 8, 1990[18] | 978-4-08-871073-0 | |
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Maam once again saves Popp, who realizes that she too is a disciple of Avan. Both then come to Dai's rescue against Crocodine, who retreats after losing his left eye, promising revenge. The whole team thus returns to the village, where they meet Leira, Maam's mother and member of Avan's team that had defeated Hadlar fifteen years earlier. Dai then decides to have the village patriarch train him in the use of spells and informs him of the master's death. Meanwhile, Crocodine is egged on by Zaboera, another of the six commanders, who hands him a magic box. The next day, Maam joins Dai, Popp and Gome to head to Romos Castle. At an inn, they meet the false hero gang Deroline, Zulpon, Heroh Heroh and Masopho. In the morning, Crocodine attacks the king's castle to lure Dai away. Fearful of death, Popp gives up and confesses he doesn't want to fight. Disappointed, Maam scolds him and leaves for the castle alone. Crocodine resorts to the help given to him by Zaboera and frees the monster that was inside: Brass, now subjugated. Dai finds herself in trouble, unwilling to harm her grandfather, while Maam is captured by the demon eye in the service of Zaboera. Meanwhile Popp, consumed with shame, has a kind of foreboding but is too scared to go into battle. However, Masopho's encouragement convinces him to rush to the castle, where he challenges Crocodine to avenge his friends. | ||||
04 | The Gathering of the 6 Commanders...!? Roku Daidanchō Shūketsu...!? (6大団長集結...!?) | November 11, 1990[19] | 978-4-08-871074-7 | |
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Having no chance against Crocodine, Popp uses his last strength to cast the same spell as Avan and thus free Brass. Crocodine is moved by this courageous gesture but, pushed by Zaboera, he prepares to kill Popp. It is then that Gome, hovering above the wounded Dai, shines brightly and Dai's wounds heal. Crocodine is defeated by Dai's Avan Strash and, badly wounded, expresses regret for having used an unfair tactic, before throwing himself from the top of the tower, ending his army's attack on the kingdom of Romos. As Crocodine is retrieved by the demonic army to attempt to save him, Hadlar gathers the remaining army commanders but regrets, however, that the leader of the immortals is not present, having been sent by The Dark King Vearn himself to deal with Dai's team . This has meanwhile come to the kingdom of Papnica, which was devastated by the army of immortals. Leona is nowhere to be found but they meet Hyunckel, Avan's first disciple and now commander of the army of immortals. Raised by a soldier of Hadlar, he harbors a visceral hatred towards Avan for the death of his father. Hyunckel takes on the three boys and uses armor that is immune to all spells. The team of heroes find themselves in trouble but Dai realizes that the armor has a weak point that allows his face to be seen and hits Hyunckel in his face. | ||||
05 | The Lightning Sword of Justice!!! Seigi no Inazuma Ken!!! (正義の稲妻剣!!!) | February 8, 1991[20] | 978-4-08-871075-4 | |
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Hyunckel defeats Dai but, as he is about to finish him off, is stopped by Crocodine, who allows Dai and Popp to escape with his beasts. Crocodine explains that he understood the true essence of humans thanks to Dai and begs Hyunckel to redeem himself but Hyunckel shoots him down and captures Maam to use as bait. Hadler visits him and Hyunckel denies seeing Crocodine (to whom he is providing healing treatment instead). Meanwhile Dai and Pop meet Baduck, Princess Leona's bodyguard, whom they have lost sight of. The two students devise a strategy: Popp will use a spell to make the clouds appear and Dai will use Raiden to attack Hyunckel, as his armor does not counteract electricity. The next day, they return to Hyunckel's headquarters but are led into a trap. Meanwhile, Maam overhears the soldiers discussing the trap set and manages to escape with the help of Gome. Dai and Popp finally find themselves facing Hyunckel, in an open-air arena. Their strategy is successful but Hyunckel survives and delivers a fatal blow to Dai with his secret technique. Maam joins them and gives Hyunckel an object that he found in a secret cache, containing the last message from Hyunckel's father, which reveals that it was actually Hadlar who killed him and not Avan. However, Hyunckel refuses to believe it and is about to finish them off. Despite being unconscious, Dai gets up and resumes the fight, combining magic and technique with the sword and finally defeats Hyunckel by combining the technique of Raiden and Avan Strash. Hyunckel redeems himself but Commander Flazzard appears, awakening the volcano located under the headquarters. Hyunckel therefore sacrifices himself to save the others. The commanders of the armies of evil meet again and Flazzard requests that he be assigned the attack on Papnica. | ||||
06 | Cruelty! Flazzard Zankoku! Fureizādo (残酷!フレイザード) | April 10, 1991[21] | 978-4-08-871076-1 | |
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Dai, Popp, Maam, Gome and Baduck, looking for Leona, meet Aimi, one of the three wise men of Papnica. She informs them that Leona is on Valge Island's tower, isolated by a vortex. The whole team goes there in a hot air balloon but Flazzard also arrives and attacks the group. Dai puts the enemy in difficulty, who then resorts to a secret technique that cancels other people's spells and reduces their strength with two towers, made of ice and fire. Seeing the situation escalating, Maam suggests the group to flee. To prevent this, Flazzard casts a freezing spell on Leona but the group flees anyway. Flazzard's soldiers attack them but are annihilated by Matoriv, a great wizard who belonged to Avan's team along with Maam's parents. The group regroups to counter Flazzard's barrier and be able to save Leona: while Baduck produces explosives to destroy the two towers, Dai trains with Maam and Popp with Matoriv, who teaches him a displacement spell. Meanwhile, Hadlar announces to his army a general offensive against the heroes but orders Commander Baran to go and bring Carl's country to its knees, causing Carl to suspect he wants to prevent him from meeting with Dai. Flazzard then warns the whole team that Leona, in the ice, will not survive more than a few hours. The group then leaves for Valge, where the armies of shadows and magicians await them. | ||||
07 | Immortal Saviour!!! Fujimi no Kyūseishu!!! (不死身の救世主!!!) | July 10, 1991[22] | 978-4-08-871077-8 | |
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Dai, Gome and Baduck fall into the enemy trap but are saved by Crocodine. Meanwhile, Popp and Maam come face to face with Hadlar himself. Although he can't compete with him, Popp doesn't give up and manages to stand up to him. However, when Hadlar is about to kill Maam, Hyunckel saves her and destroys one of the enemy towers, revealing that he was cured by Crocodine, who then convinced him to help Dai of her. Hyunckel then confronts Hadler to settle the score, managing to defeat him at the cost of his own life energy, however Hadlar's body is not found. Crocodine routs the army of wizards and shadows but is unable to stop Zaboera from escaping. Dai and his friends arrive at the foot of Valge's tower, where they defeat the Ice and Fire Soldiers but are taken aback by Flazzard. The arrival of Crocodine and Hyunckel forces Flazzard to resort to his secret technique: the explosion of fire and ice, which could cost him his life. The monster thus explains that his only goal is glory, having no past since created by Hadlar just a year earlier. Facing Flazzard's violent attack, Dai remembers Avan's teaching and challenges Flazzard, telling him that he too will use his ultimate technique. | ||||
08 | Now...Slice Everything...!!! Ima... Subete o Kiru...!!! (いま...すべてを斬る...!!!) | October 9, 1991[23] | 978-4-08-871078-5 | |
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Dai locates and destroys the core of Flazzard, whose two parts of ice and fire can no longer coexist and is forced to split apart. Popp then uses Begirama to destroy the ice half, while the fire half accepts Mystvearn's offer to become his underling in exchange for the most powerful armor in the demon army. Despite his newfound power, Flazzard is defeated by Dai, now able to cut through the sky and make full use of the Avan strash. Flazzard begs Mystvearn for another chance but Mystvearn just crushes him and retreats. The entire team then rushes to Valge's tower to rescue Leona, whose ice hasn't melted yet. Maam therefore decides to use his magic gun, loading several spells into the same bullet, and in this way frees Leona, at the cost of destroying the gun. In Papnica, the inhabitants return to normal following the defeat of the evil armies. Hyunckel asks Leona to judge him for his past wrongdoings but the princess condemns him instead to fight all his life for justice, never giving up. Crocodine and Hyunckel then leave to go on espionage to the headquarters of the demon army. Noticing that Leona is stronger than her in every aspect, Maam decides to temporarily separate from the group to train in martial arts. Popp would like to declare his love for her but decides to defer to her when it is worthy of her. In the demon fortress, Commander Baran accuses Hadlar (again resurrected by Mystvearn) of not wanting him to meet Dai as the latter is a "Dragon Knight" and decides to deal with him personally. Killvearn, The Dark King Vearn's trusted assassin and old acquaintance of Mystvearn, intervenes in their discussion and threatens to eliminate Hadlar if he fails again. Then, to counter the two traitorous commanders, Killvearn moves the headquarters. The fortress then takes the form of a giant and sets out to change headquarters. | ||||
09 | Dragon Knight Doragon no Kishi (竜の騎士) | February 10, 1992[24] | 978-4-08-871079-2 | |
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Dai, Popp, Leona and Gome go to Bengana to look for weapons and meet the seers Merle and her grandmother Nabara, from the land of Teran. However, the evil army attacks with dragons and a hydra. After a fierce fight, Dai and his friends are victorious but Dai, using his mysterious strength, scares the inhabitants. Merle and her grandmother, as well as Killvearn, recognize Dai's sign as the symbol of the Dragon Knight. In their country there is an underwater temple, which only Dragon Knights can access. The entire team goes there and Dai enters the temple alone, where a crystal ball explains to him that a Dragon Knight is a man-Dragon-Monster creature. The explanation is interrupted by the appearance of Baran, also a Dragon Knight, who orders him to join him and Vearn in destroying the humans, as a dragon knight must prevent one species from dominating the world at the expense of the others and that The Dark King wants to free the Earth from the humans who pollute it. Dai refuses but is defeated, after which Baran tells Popp and Leona that Dai is his son, from whom he has been separated for 11 years. In the presence of The Dark King , Killvearn confirms Dai's nature and jokes about Hadlar's cowardice, who, terrified of being removed from his position, then hopes that Dai will defeat Baran. | ||||
10 | The Battle Between Father and Son!!! Chichi to Ko no Tatakai!!! (父と子の戦い!!!) | April 10, 1992[25] | 978-4-08-871080-8 | |
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Not even Dai's most powerful technique has any effect on Baran, who congratulates his son for knowing how to use their power, despite his young age. Using the true power of a Dragon Knight, Baran defeats Dai and faces Crocodine, who comes to their rescue, easily overpowering him and completely blinding him. Dai, saved and cared for by Leona, manages to hurt his father with the help of his friends. Baran then erases Dai's memory but is forced to retreat due to having become so consumed. Leona gains support from the King of Teran, who has Dai locked in an underground prison so enemies cannot find him. Meanwhile, Baran summons the three members of his team: Galdandy, Borahorn and Larhalt, and after explaining the situation to them they leave to recover Dai. In order to protect his friends, Popp therefore makes a strong resolution and separates from the group to intercept Baran's group alone. Taking them by surprise, the wizard manages to kill the enemy dragons but not stop Baran, who continues leaving his subordinates to deal with Popp. Furious at the loss of his dragon, Galdandy tortures Popp but is wounded by Hyunckel, who comes to his aid. | ||||
11 | Dai, the Secret of Your Birth...!! Dai, Shussei no Himitsu...!! (ダイ、出生の秘密...!!) | July 3, 1992[26] | 978-4-08-871181-2 | |
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12 | The World's Ultimate Offense and Defense!! Chijō Saidai no Kōbō!! (地上最大の攻防!!) | September 4, 1992[27] | 978-4-08-871182-9 | |
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13 | Where's the Strongest Blade? Saikyō Ken wa Doko da...!!? (最強剣はどこだ...!!?) | November 4, 1992[28] | 978-4-08-871183-6 | |
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14 | The Fearsome Hyper Demon Kyōfu no Chōma Seibutsu (恐怖の超魔生物) | December 26, 1992[29] | 978-4-08-871184-3 | |
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15 | Kiganjou's Disembarkation!! Kiganjō Dai Jōriku!! (鬼岩城大上陸!!) | April 2, 1993[30] | 978-4-08-871185-0 | |
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16 | Dai's Sword Dai no Tsurugi (ダイの剣) | June 4, 1993[31] | 978-4-08-871186-7 | |
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17 | The Revived Demon!!! Yomigaetta Majin!!! (よみがえった魔神!!!) | August 4, 1993[32] | 978-4-08-871187-4 | |
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18 | Bodyguards of Steel Hagane no Shin'eitai (鋼の親衛隊) | October 4, 1993[33] | 978-4-08-871188-1 | |
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19 | Clash!!! Party Battle Gekitotsu!!! Pātī Batoru (激突!!!集団戦闘) | December 2, 1993[34] | 978-4-08-871189-8 | |
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20 | The Desire of the Magic Spear Chikai no Masō (誓いの魔槍) | February 4, 1994[35] | 978-4-08-871190-4 | |
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21 | Farewell, My Son... Saraba Waga Ko yo...!! (さらば我が子よ...!!) | April 4, 1994[36] | 978-4-08-871191-1 | |
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22 | Vearn Palace Appears!!! Bān Paresu Shutsugen!!! (大魔宮出現!!!) | June 3, 1994[37] | 978-4-08-871192-8 | |
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23 | Prelude to World Annihilation!!! Sekai Hametsu e no Jokyoku!!! (世界破滅への序曲!!!) | August 4, 1994[38] | 978-4-08-871193-5 | |
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24 | The Fifth Symbol...!!! Itsutsume no Shirushi...!!! (五つめのしるし...!!!) | October 4, 1994[39] | 978-4-08-871194-2 | |
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25 | Now!! Minakatoru Iza!! Minakatōru (いざ!! 大破邪呪文) | December 2, 1994[40] | 978-4-08-871195-9 | |
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26 | Tearful Attack Namida no Tekijin Totsunyū!!! (涙の敵陣突入!!!) | March 3, 1995[41] | 978-4-08-871196-6 | |
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27 | The Duel of True Dragons!!! Shinryū no Tatakai!!! (真竜の闘い!!!) | May 11, 1995[42] | 978-4-08-871197-3 | |
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28 | Resurrection!!! The Great Hero Fukkatsu!!! Dai Yūsha (復活!!! 大勇者) | July 4, 1995[43] | 978-4-08-871198-0 | |
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29 | Arrival of the Super Weapon!!! Chōheiki Shōrai!!! (超兵器招来!!!) | September 4, 1995[44] | 978-4-08-871199-7 | |
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30 | Farewell! To Warring Days Saraba! Tatakai no Hibi yo (さらば! 闘いの日々よ) | November 2, 1995[45] | 978-4-08-871200-0 | |
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31 | Number 2 Awakens!!! Dai 2 no Kakusei!!! (第2の覚醒!!!) | January 10, 1996[46] | 978-4-08-872201-6 | |
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32 | The Final Battle of Myst Misuto Saishū Kessen (ミスト最終決戦) | March 4, 1996[47] | 978-4-08-872202-3 | |
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33 | Myst and Kill Misuto to Kiru (影と死神) | July 4, 1996[48] | 978-4-08-872203-0 | |
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34 | Advent of the True Demon Lord!!! Shin Daimaō Kōrin!!! (真・大魔王降臨!!!) | October 3, 1996[49] | 978-4-08-872204-7 | |
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35 | Strike with Your Life!!! Inochi de Butsukare!!! (生命でぶつかれ!!!) | February 2, 1997[50] | 978-4-08-872205-4 | |
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36 | Flash of Light Senkō no Yō ni (閃光のように) | April 4, 1997[51] | 978-4-08-872206-1 | |
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37 | Farewell!!! Beloved Surface Saraba!!! Ai suru Chijō yo (さらば!!!愛する地上よ) | June 4, 1997[9] | 978-4-08-872207-8 | |
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2020 re-release
[edit]No. | Title | Original release date | English release date |
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01 | Disciples of Avan 1 Aban no Shito 1 (アバンの使徒I) | October 2, 2020[52] 978-4-08-792560-9 | March 1, 2022[53] 978-1-9747-2893-0 |
02 | Disciples of Avan 2 Aban no Shito 2 (アバンの使徒II) | October 2, 2020[54] 978-4-08-792561-6 | May 10, 2022[55] 978-1-9747-2969-2 |
03 | Disciples of Avan 3 Aban no Shito 3 (アバンの使徒III) | October 2, 2020[56] 978-4-08-792562-3 | July 12, 2022[57] 978-1-9747-2970-8 |
04 | Disciples of Avan 4 Aban no Shito 4 (アバンの使徒IV) | November 4, 2020[58] 978-4-08-792563-0 | September 13, 2022[59] 978-1-9747-2971-5 |
05 | Disciples of Avan 5 Aban no Shito 5 (アバンの使徒V) | November 4, 2020[60] 978-4-08-792564-7 | November 8, 2022[61] 978-1-9747-2972-2 |
06 | Ryū no Kishi 1 (竜の騎士I) | December 4, 2020[62] 978-4-08-792565-4 | – |
07 | Ryū no kishi 2 (竜の騎士II) | December 4, 2020[63] 978-4-08-792566-1 | – |
08 | Ryū no Kishi 3 (竜の騎士III) | December 4, 2020[64] 978-4-08-792567-8 | – |
09 | Ryū no Kishi 4 (竜の騎士IV) | January 4, 2021[65] 978-4-08-792568-5 | – |
10 | Ryū no Kishi 5 (竜の騎士V) | January 4, 2021[66] 978-4-08-792569-2 | – |
11 | Shi no Daichi 1 (死の大地I) | February 4, 2021[67] 978-4-08-792570-8 | – |
12 | Shi no Daichi 2 (死の大地II) | February 4, 2021[68] 978-4-08-792571-5 | – |
13 | Shi no Daichi 3 (死の大地III) | March 4, 2021[69] 978-4-08-792572-2 | – |
14 | Shi no Daichi 4 (死の大地IV) | March 4, 2021[70] 978-4-08-792573-9 | – |
15 | Shi no Daichi 5 (死の大地V) | March 4, 2021[71] 978-4-08-792574-6 | – |
16 | Dai Mamiya 1 (大魔宮I) | April 2, 2021[72] 978-4-08-792575-3 | – |
17 | Dai Mamiya 2 (大魔宮II) | April 2, 2021[73] 978-4-08-792576-0 | – |
18 | Dai Mamiya 3 (大魔宮III) | April 30, 2021[74] 978-4-08-792577-7 | – |
19 | Dai Mamiya 4 (大魔宮IV) | April 30, 2021[75] 978-4-08-792578-4 | – |
20 | Dai Mamiya 5 (大魔宮V) | April 30, 2021[76] 978-4-08-792579-1 | – |
21 | Saishū Kessen-hen 1 (最終決戦編I) | June 4, 2021[77] 978-4-08-792580-7 | – |
22 | Saishū Kessen-hen 2 (最終決戦編II) | June 4, 2021[78] 978-4-08-792581-4 | – |
23 | Saishū Kessen-hen 3 (最終決戦編III) | July 2, 2021[79] 978-4-08-792582-1 | – |
24 | Saishū Kessen-hen 4 (最終決戦編IV) | July 2, 2021[80] 978-4-08-792583-8 | – |
25 | Saishū Kessen-hen 5 (最終決戦編V) | July 2, 2021[81] 978-4-08-792584-5 | – |
Yūsha Avan to Gokuen no Maō
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01 | March 4, 2021[82] | 978-4-08-882589-2 |
02 | July 2, 2021[83] | 978-4-08-882723-0 |
03 | November 4, 2021[84] | 978-4-08-882831-2 |
04 | March 4, 2022[85] | 978-4-08-883058-2 |
05 | July 4, 2022[86] | 978-4-08-883175-6 |
06 | December 2, 2022[87] | 978-4-08-883307-1 |
07 | April 4, 2023[88] | 978-4-08-883469-6 |
08 | August 4, 2023[89] | 978-4-08-883602-7 |
09 | January 4, 2024[90] | 978-4-08-883758-1 |
10 | May 2, 2024[91] | 978-4-08-884072-7 |
11 | September 4, 2024[92] | 978-4-08-884175-5 |
Xross Blade
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01 | July 2, 2021[93] | 978-4-08-882724-7 |
02 | March 4, 2022[94] | 978-4-08-883061-2 |
03 | July 4, 2022[95] | 978-4-08-883187-9 |
04 | December 2, 2022[96] | 978-4-08-883319-4 |
05 | April 4, 2023[97] | 978-4-08-883519-8 |
06 | September 4, 2023[98] | 978-4-08-883643-0 |
07 | March 4, 2024[99] | 978-4-08-883850-2 |
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