List of Arata: The Legend chapters

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Written and illustrated by Yuu Watase, chapters of Arata: The Legend has been serialized in Shogakukan's Weekly Shōnen Sunday magazine since October 2008. Shogakukan collected its chapters into twenty-four individual tankōbon volumes, published from January 16, 2009, to September 18, 2015.[1][2] Shogakukan started re-releasing the series in a two-in-one volume "remastered edition", which includes the original color page chapters from the magazine and various other modifications.[3] The first volume was released on July 18, 2013.[4] On May 14, 2021, Watase wrote on her blog that the tankōbon edition of the series would not continue being published and the series will only continue with the remastered edition.[5] As of May 18, 2021, thirteen volumes have been released.[6]

The manga is licensed for English release in North America by Viz Media, as part of their Shonen Sunday imprint. The first volume was released on March 9, 2010.[7] The 24th and last volume of the tankōbon edition was released on August 9, 2016.[8]

Volume list[]

Tankōbon edition[]

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 January 16, 2009[1]978-4-09-121579-6March 9, 2010[7]1-4215-3420-7
  • 01. "Revolution" (革命, Kakumei)
  • 02. "Friends" (友達, Tomodachi)
  • 03. "Arata & Arata" (革とアラタ, Arata to Arata)
  • 04. "Hayagami" (劍神, Hayagami)
  • 05. "Sho" (鞘, Sho)
  • 06. "Trial" (裁判, Saiban)
  • 07. "Determination" (決意, Ketsui)
In a world where humans and gods coexist, Arata is the unfortunate successor to the matriarchal Hime Clan – unfortunate because if he’s not cross-dressing to hide his gender one minute, he’s fleeing for his life the next! When Arata winds up in the modern world and switches place with a boy named Arata Hinohara, it’s a wonder which Arata’s actually better off… Hinohara is the spitting image of Arata, so he suddenly finds himself fighting people after his life! As he navigates through this foreign world filled with power-hungry warriors, who will come to his aid? One thing's for sure - it's not easy being Arata.[7]
2 March 18, 2009[9]978-4-09-121629-8June 8, 2010[10]1-4215-3421-5
  • 08. "Gatoya" (ガトヤ, Gatoya)
  • 09. "Uneme" (ウネメ, Uneme)
  • 10. "The Search" (探索, Tansaku)
  • 11. "Kanate & Ginchi" (カナデとギンチ, Kanate to Ginchi)
  • 12. "The Ring" (指輪, Yubiwa)
  • 13. "The Reckoning" (審判, Shinpan)
  • 14. "Total Strangers" (赤の他人, Aka no Tanin)
  • 15. "Kamui" (神意, Kamui)
  • 16. "Awakening" (覚醒, Kakusei)
  • 17. "The Great Shinshou" (偉大なる神鞘, Idai Naru Shinshō)
In a world where humans and gods coexist, Arata is a member of the Hime clan. One day, he winds up in the modern world and switches places with a boy named Arata Hinohara. While Arata acclimates himself to the life of a high school student, Hinohara must summon up the courage to face Arata’s overwhelming enemies… Framed for the assassination of Princess Kikuri, Hinohara is sent to the prison island Gatoya, where the fearsome warden Tsutsuga awaits him. Will Hinohara be able to awaken his Hayagami in time to escape?[10]
3 June 28, 2009[11]978-4-09-122020-2September 14, 2010[12]1-4215-3422-3
  • 18. "School" (学校, Gakkō)
  • 19. "Parting" (別れ, Wakare)
  • 20. "Kagutsuchi" (カグツチ, Kagutsuchi)
  • 21. "Zokusho" (属鞘, Zokushō)
  • 22. "Akachi" (赫血, Akachi)
  • 23. "Behind the Curtain" (帳の向こう, Tobari no Mukō)
  • 24. "Clash" (激突, Gekitotsu)
  • 25. "Submission" (降し合い, Kudashi Ai)
  • 26. "Successor" (後継者, Kōkeisha)
  • 27. "Shikuyo" (創世, Sōsei)
In a world where humans and gods coexist, Arata is a member of the Hime clan. One day, he winds up in the modern world and switches places with a boy named Arata Hinohara. While Arata acclimates himself to the life of a high school student, Hinohara must summon up the courage to face Arata’s overwhelming enemies… Hinohara manages to escape his captors, and now he must make his way back to the Amawakuni capital, in order to get there, however, he has to first cross the region ruled by the treacherous Kannagi.[12]
4 September 17, 2009[13]978-4-09-121749-3December 14, 2010[14]1-4215-3423-1
  • 28. "The Pain In My Chest" (胸の痛み, Mune no Itami)
  • 29. "In The Flames" (炎の中, Honoo no Naka)
  • 30. "Emisu" (エミス, Emisu)
  • 31. "Kadowaki 1" (カドワキ（前）, Kadowaki (Mae))
  • 32. "Kadowaki 2" (カドワキ（後）, Kadowaki (Ato))
  • 33. "Yorunami's Territory" (ヨルナミ領, Yorunami Ryō)
  • 34. "The Island of the Children" (子供の島, Kodomo no Shima)
  • 35. "The Invisible Shou" (見えない鞘, Mienai Shou)
  • 36. "The Adults" (オトナ, Otona)
  • 37. "Nagu and Naru" (ナグとナル, Nagu to Naru)
Hinohara becomes more resolved in his mission now that he knows he is the rightful wielder of the powerful Hayagami called "Tsukuyo." However, Kannagi comes after Hinohara, intent on taking Tsukuyo for himself![14]
5 December 28, 2009[15]978-4-09-122044-8March 08, 2011[16]1-4215-3846-6
  • 38. "Thank You" (ありがとう, Arigatō)
  • 39. "Omen" (予兆, Yochō)
  • 40. "Who Are You?" (誰？, Dare?)
  • 41. "Starting Over" (改めて, Aratame Te)
  • 42. "Change" (変化, Henka)
  • 43. "The Inner Six Shou" (六ノ鞘, Roku no Shou)
  • 44. "A Bad Premonition" (嫌な予感, Iyana Yokan)
  • 45. "Resonance" (共鳴, Kyōmei)
  • 46. "Chosen People" (選ばれた人間, Eraba Reta Ningen)
  • 47. "Orochi" (逐力, Orochi)
Hinohara is surprised to learn that Kotoha no longer believes he's Arata of the Hime clan. Meanwhile, a group within the Twelve Shinsho sets in motion a diabolical plan to eliminate Hinohara![16]
6 March 19, 2010[17]978-4-09-122192-6June 14, 2011[18]1-4215-3847-4
  • 48. "Reunion" (再会, Saikai)
  • 49. "Demon" (鬼, Oni)
  • 50. "Promise" (約束, Yakusoku)
  • 51. "An Amazing Guy" (スゲェ奴, Sugee Yatsu)
  • 52. "Harunawa" (ハルナワ, Harunawa)
  • 53. "Suzukura" (スズクラ, Suzukura)
  • 54. "Hiruko-Sama" (ヒルコ様, Hiruko-sama)
  • 55. "True Identity" (正体, Shōtai)
  • 56. "The Truth Is..." (ホントは…, Honto wa...)
  • 57. "Hiruko's Bet" (ヒルコの賭, Hiruko no Kake)
Hinohara discovers to his horror that his tormentor Kadowaki has followed him to Arata's world. Recalling his suffering, Hinohara flies into a rage that triggers his transformation into a demonic entity![18]
7 June 18, 2010[19]978-4-09-122332-6September 13, 2011[20]1-4215-3981-0
  • 58. "Yorunami" (ヨルナミ, Yorunami)
  • 59. "Showdown" (対決, Taiketsu)
  • 60. "Time Reversal Jutsu" (トキカエシノジュツ, Tokikaeshi no Jutsu)
  • 61. "Mother's Soul" (ハカノミタマ, Haka no Mitama)
  • 62. "Entrust Completely" (スベテヲタクシテ, Subete wo Takushite)
  • 63. "Declaration of War" (センセンフコク, Sensenhukoku)
  • 64. "Suguru" (スグル, Suguru)
  • 65. "Revenge" (カタキ, Kataki)
  • 66. "With All My Strength" (ゼンリョクデ, Zenryokude)
  • 67. "Wound of the Heart" (ココロノキズ, Kokoro no Kizu)
While on his quest to help Princess Kikuri, Hinohara goes up against Yorunami, the Shinsho who controls water. But when Yorunami kidnaps Hinohara's beloved Kotoha and threatens to kill her unless Hinohara submits to him, what will he do?[20]
8 September 17, 2010[21]978-4-09-122523-8December 13, 2011[22]978-1-4215-3982-9
  • 68. "Kasefuno" (カセフノ, Kasefuno)
  • 69. "Mikusa" (ミクサ, Mikusa)
  • 70. "The Zokusho Of Happuujin" (「八風陣」の属鞘, `Happū-jin' no Zoku Saya)
  • 71. "Powerless" (無力, Muryoku)
  • 72. "Lifespan" (寿命, Jumyō)
  • 73. "Because We Are Friends" (友達だから, Tomodachi Dakara)
  • 74. "Tribute" (貢ぎ物, Mitsugimono)
  • 75. "Kagura's Palace" (クグラの宮, Kugura no Miya)
  • 76. "Transformation" (変身, Henshin)
  • 77. "Grown Up" (大人の男, Otona no Otoko)
Hinohara and his companions arrive in a town ruled by Kugura, the Shinsho who controls wind. But since Kugura's palace is forbidden to men, the group concoct a plan to infiltrate the place...in disguise![22]
9 December 17, 2010[23]978-4-09-122696-9March 6, 2012[24]978-1-4215-4075-7
  • 78. "An Intrusion" (乱入, Ran'nyū)
  • 79. "Eto" (エト, Eto)
  • 80. "Brothers" (兄弟, Kyōdai)
  • 81. "A Warm Breeze" (あたたかな風, Atataka na Kaze)
  • 82. "Light" (光, Hikari)
  • 83. "The Emperor Of Hinowa" (日輪の大王, Nichirin no Daiō)
  • 84. "Anii" (兄ィ, Ani)
  • 85. "The Village" (里, Sato)
  • 86. "The Legend" (言い伝え, Iitsutae)
  • 87. "The Answer" (答え, Kotae)
While on a mission disguised as a girl, Hinohara becomes utterly dismayed when Shinsho Kugura takes a liking to him. Meanwhile, Hinohara’s rival Kadowaki shows up and initiates a showdown! Will Kadowaki manage to best Hinohara?[24]
10 March 18, 2011[25]978-4-09-122795-9June 12, 2012[26]978-1-4215-4147-1
  • 88. "Yataka" (ヤタカ, Yataka)
  • 89. "The Melting Pot of Spirits" (魂銷のるつぼ, Tamashī Saya Norutsu Bo)
  • 90. "Hooray For Teko!?" (テコ万歳！？, Teko Banzai!?)
  • 91. "Teko's Will Power" (テコ（革）の意地, Teko no Iji)
  • 92. "Too Complicated" (余計ややこしく…, Yokei Yayakoshiku…)
  • 93. "Yataka's Proposition" (ヤタカの提案, Yataka no Teian)
  • 94. "The Reason A Gentleman Fight" (理性との戦い, Risei to no Tatakai)
  • 95. "So Called 'Love'" (「愛」って…, `Ai' tte…)
  • 96. "Heart" (秘女王の「心」, Himeō no `Kokoro')
  • 97. "Yataka's Kamui" (ヤタカの神意, Yataka no Shin'i)
While Hinohara visits the Hime clan, he is declared the second coming of a past king and the true ruler of Arata’s world! Despite the many obstacles that fate puts before him, Hinohara forges ahead. But then, he encounters his strongest foe yet—the Shinsho Yataka![26]
11 June 17, 2011[27]978-4-09-122899-4September 11, 2012[28]978-1-4215-4246-1
  • 98. "Yataka's Memory" (ヤタカの記憶, Yataka no Kioku)
  • 99. "This isn't the end" (終わりじゃない, Owari Janai)
  • 100. "Yataka's feelings" (ヤタカの想い, Yataka no Omoi)
  • 101. "Make me submit!!" (僕を降したまえ！！, Boku o Kudashi Tamae!!)
  • 102. "Only "women"..." (「女」だけ…, `On'na' Dake…)
  • 103. "Harunawa's aim" (ハルナワの狙い, Harunawa no Nerai)
  • 104. "A new mystery" (新たな謎, Aratana Nazo)
  • 105. "Some kind of weapon" (なにか武器は, Nanika Buki wa)
  • 106. "Two old acquaintances" (幼なじみの２人, Osananajimi no 2-ri)
  • 107. "Kadowaki's proposal" (カドワキの提案, Kadowaki no Teian)
While Hinohara battles Yataka, he learns that Yataka harbors a deep hatred for Princess Kikuri. As Yataka’s memories flood Hinohara’s mind, the true reason behind his bitterness is revealed. How will Hinohara untangle this complex matter of past betrayal in order to break out of an inescapable crucible?[28]
12 August 18, 2011[29]978-4-09-123219-9December 4, 2012[30]978-1-4215-4270-6
  • 108. "I can't lose" (勝てない理由, Katenai Riyū)
  • 109. "Kannagi's sentiments" (カンナギの心情, Kan'nagi no Shinjō)
  • 110. "The pilgrims" (巡礼者たち, Junrei-sha-tachi)
  • 111. "The mystery of the fallen Arata" (倒れた革の謎, Taoreta Kawa no Nazo)
  • 112. "Akachi's Past" (アカチの過去, Akachi no Kako)
  • 113. "A Sorrowful 50 Feet" (哀しき50尺, Kanashiki 50-shaku)
  • 114. "A Desperate Apology" (必死の謝罪, Hisshi no Shazai)
  • 115. "Yataka's Fight" (ヤタカの戦い, Yataka no Tatakai)
  • 116. "My Pain" (俺の苦しみ, Ore no Kurushimi)
  • 117. "Each One's Pain" (それぞれの苦しみ, Sorezore no Kurushimi)
Hinohara was once friends with his tormentor Kadowaki, just as Shinsho rivals Kannagi and Akachi used to be close comrades. Now all Kadowaki wants is to make Hinohara submit to him, and he’ll go to any length to make this happen. But when Kadowaki seeks an alliance with Akachi, he gets more than he bargained for![30]
13 November 18, 2011[31]978-4-09-123386-8March 12, 2013[32]978-1-4215-4333-8
  • 118. "Kannagi's Feelings" (カンナギの想い, Kan'nagi no Omoi)
  • 119. "The Reason for Fighting" (戦う理由（ワケ）, Tatakau Wake)
  • 120. "Kadowaki's Feelings" (門脇の思い, Kadowaki no Omoi)
  • 121. "With no place to run" (逃げ場なしで, Nigeba Nashide)
  • 122. "A Sad Fate" (悲しき運命（さだめ）, Kanashiki Sadame)
  • 123. "A Gentle Friend" (優しき友, Yasashiki Tomo)
  • 124. "What Akachi Left Behind" (アカチが残したモノ, Akachi ga Nokoshita Mono)
  • 125. "Orochi's True Form" (逐力の進化, Orochi no Shinka)
  • 126. "Hiruha's Dream" (ヒルハの夢, Hiruha no Yume)
  • 127. "Hiruha's Wish" (ヒルハの願い, Hiruha no Negai)
14 February 17, 2012[33]978-4-09-123547-3June 11, 2013[34]978-1-4215-5156-2
  • 128. "What Happened 52 Years Ago" (５２年前の出来事, 52-nen Mae no Dekigoto)
  • 129. "The Thing '52 Years Ago'" (「５２年前」のこと, 52-nen Mae' no Koto)
  • 130. "Wailing of the 'Wind'" (「風」の慟哭, `Kaze' no Dōkoku)
  • 131. "The 'Soul' of People" (人の「生命」, Hito no `Seimei')
  • 132. "The Power of Kamui" (神意の力, Shin'i no Chikara)
  • 133. "Life" (命, Inochi)
  • 134. Sata o Takitsuketa no wa… (サタをたきつけたのは…)
  • 135. Chikarade Wanakute…' Kansō (力ではなくて…」感想)
  • 136. Betsuri (別離)
  • 137. Mikusa no Ketsui (ミクサの決意)
15 May 18, 2012[35]978-4-09-123660-9September 10, 2013[36]978-1-4215-5162-3
  • 138. Atarashī Jibun e (新しい自分へ)
  • 139. Kage (影)
  • 140. Watashi ni mo Dekiru! (私にもできる！)
  • 141. Kawa no Tame ni (革���ために)
  • 142. Kidzuki (気づき)
  • 143. Saruta Tōjō (サルタ登場)
  • 144. Hayagami no Shinjitsu (劍神の真実)
  • 145. 3-tsu no Waza (３つの技)
  • 146. Orochi (逐力)
  • 147. Hontō no `Tomodachi' (本当の「友達」)
16 August 17, 2012[37]978-4-09-123796-5December 10, 2013[38]978-1-4215-5380-1
  • 148. Fushigina Oto (不思議な音)
  • 149. Fue no ne (笛の音)
  • 150. Itsutsu no Gakki (５つの楽器)
  • 151. Hansuru Zokusei (反する属性)
  • 152. Akira-tsū-on no Chikara (聴通音の力)
  • 153. Neiro-gaeshi (音色返し)
  • 154. Aizu to Tomoni (合図と共に)
  • 155. Tagiri no Hōkō (タギリの咆哮)
  • 156. Oni-ka Sunzen (鬼化寸前)
  • 157. 100-ri no Oto (１００人の音)
17 December 18, 2012[39]978-4-09-124036-1March 11, 2014[40]978-1-4215-5876-9
  • 158. Min no Ensō (民の演奏)
  • 159. Oni-ka (鬼化)
  • 160. Tsuginaru Katachi (次なる形)
  • 161. Koe o Soroete (声を揃えて)
  • 162. Kikutsune no Kako (キクツネの過去)
  • 163. Funka no Shita de (噴火の下で)
  • 164. Kanki no Koe (歓喜の声)
  • 165. Nihon wa Natsu (日本は夏)
  • 166. Kikokutō Nite (鬼哭島にて)
  • 167. Harunawa no Tsume (ハルナワの爪)
18 Mars 18, 2013[41]978-4-09-124197-9June 10, 2014[42]978-1-4215-6505-7
  • 168. "The Doomed Point" (投鬼岬, Tō Oni Misaki)
  • 169. "The Rock and the Memories" (岩と記憶, Iwa to Kioku)
  • 170. "The Demon's World" (鬼のすむ世界, Oni no Sumu Sekai)
  • 171. "Choosing the Right Path" (とるべき道, Torubeki Michi)
  • 172. "Back To the Original World" (元の世界に, Moto no Sekai Ni)
  • 173. "The Power of Character" (文字の力, Moji no Chikara)
  • 174. "Truthful Worlds" (本音の言葉, Hon'ne no Kotoba)
  • 175. "Character from a Different World" (異世界の文字, Isekai no Moji)
  • 176. "Isora's Town" (イソラの街, Isora no Machi)
  • 177. "Labyrinth of Character" (文字の迷宮, Moji no Meikyū)
19 May 17, 2013[43]978-4-09-124300-3September 9, 2014[44]978-1-4215-6506-4
  • 178. "Two Words" (二つの言葉, Futatsu no Kotoba)
  • 179. "A Question" (問いかけ, Toikake)
  • 180. "Answer" (答え, Kotae)
  • 181. "Trust" (信頼, Shinrai)
  • 182. "Fight" (共闘, Kyōtō)
  • 183. "Betrayal" (裏切り, Uragiri)
  • 184. "Onigami" (鬼神, Onigami)
  • 185. "Only One Enemy" (ただ一人の敵, Tada Hitori no Teki)
  • 186. "The Devil's Confession" (悪魔の告白, Akuma no Kokohaku)
  • 187. "Release" (解放, Kaihō)
20 July 18, 2013[45]978-4-09-124347-8December 9, 2014[46]978-1-4215-6640-5
  • 188. "Awareness" (気付き, Kidzuki)
  • 189. "Mark" (印, Shirushi)
  • 190. "The World Where Hinohara Was..." (ヒノハラのいた世界..., Hinohara no Ita Sekai...)
  • 191. "Entrance" (入り口, Iriguchi)
  • 192. "Fighting Power" (戦う力, Tatakau Chikara)
  • 193. "Progress" (前進, Zenshin)
  • 194. "Please" (お願い, Onegai)
  • 195. "The Sea Region Ubi" (ウビ海域, Ubi Kaiiki)
  • 196. "Smell" (匂い, Nioi)
  • 197. "Ikisu's Island" (イキスの島, Ikisu no Shima)
21 October 18, 2013[47]978-4-09-124458-1March 10, 2015[48]978-1-4215-6781-5
  • 198. "Hostility" (敵対, Tekitai)
  • 199. "In the Chest" (胸中, Kyochu)
  • 200. "Shout" (叫び, Sakebi)
  • 201. "Sprint" (疾走, Shissō)
  • 202. "Wind" (風, Kaze)
  • 203. "Loss" (喪失, Sōshitsu)
  • 204. "Rampage" (暴走, Bōsō)
  • 205. "I Have to Stop" (止めなきゃ, Tomenakya)
  • 206. "Shock" (衝撃, Shogeki)
  • 207. "The Town" (街ヘ, Machi he)
22 December 18, 2013[49]978-4-09-124515-1June 9, 2015[50]978-1-4215-7904-7
  • 208. "Air Raid" (空襲, Kūshū)
  • 209. "Regeneration" (再生, Saisei)
  • 210. "Demon and Demon" (鬼と鬼, Oni to Oni)
  • 211. "Armor" (鎧, Yoroi)
  • 212. "Despair" (絶望, Zetsubou)
  • 213. "Absolutely..." (絶対..., Zettai...)
  • 214. "Conversion (転換, Tenkan)
  • 215. "Secondary Damage" (二次被害, Nijihigai)
  • 216. "Under One Roof" (一つ屋根の下, Hitotsuyane no Shita)
  • 217. "Tag" (鬼ごっこ, Onigokko)
23 October 18, 2014[51]978-4-09-124581-6September 8, 2015[52]978-1-4215-7905-4
  • 218. "A Person's Heart" (人の心, Hito no Kokoro)
  • 219. "Scratch" (傷, Kizu)
  • 220. Sho Janai Jibun (鞘じゃない自分)
  • 221. "Chiwaya" (チワヤ, Chiwaya)
  • 222. "The City of Sand" (砂の街, Suna no Machi)
  • 223. "Break Through" (突破, Toppa)
  • 224. "Distant Journey" (遠い道程, Tooi Michinori)
  • 225. "Now" (今更, Imasara)
  • 226. "A Match" (勝負, Shōbu)
  • 227. "The Past and the Now" (過去と今, Kako to Ima)
24 September 18, 2015[2]978-4-09-126287-5August 9, 2016[8]978-1-4215-8709-7
  • 228. "Father and Child" (父と子, Chichi to Ko)
  • 229. "War" (戦争, Sensō)
  • 230. "Warmth" (温もり, Nukumori)
  • 231. "Defeat" (敗北, Haiboku)
  • 232. "Shim" (シム, Shimu)
  • 233. "Surgery" (手術, Shujutsu)
  • 234. "Monster" (怪物, Kaibutsu)
  • 235. "Father" (父さん, Tosan)
  • 236. "Disastrous Expansion" (惨禍拡大, Sanka Kakudai)
  • 237. "Room" (部屋, Heya)

Remastered edition[]

Note: The remastered edition includes more chapters than the tankōbon edition, therefore the numbering of the remastered edition do not entirely match with the numbering of the tankōbon edition. For example: chapters 208 and 226 of the tankōbon edition were numbered 226 and 243, respectively, in the remastered edition.

No. Japanese release date Japanese ISBN
1 July 18, 2013[53]978-4-09-124399-7
  • Chapters 1–17
2 September 18, 2013[54]978-4-09-124411-6
  • Chapters 18–38
3 April 18, 2014[55]978-4-09-124688-2
  • Chapters 39–57
4 October 17, 2014[56]978-4-09-125480-1
  • Chapters 58–76
5 January 16, 2015[57]978-4-09-125717-8
  • Chapters 77–96
6 September 18, 2015[58]978-4-09-126409-1
  • Chapters 97–114
7 June 17, 2016[59]978-4-09-127269-0
  • Chapters 115–133
8 June 16, 2017[60]978-4-09-127646-9
  • Chapters 134–150
9 April 18, 2018[61]978-4-09-128199-9
  • Chapters 151–168
10 November 16, 2018[62]978-4-09-128717-5
  • Chapters 169–187
11 May 17, 2019[63]978-4-09-129226-1
  • Chapters 188–207
12 November 18, 2019[64]978-4-09-129499-9
  • Chapters 208–225
13 May 18, 2021[65]978-4-09-850606-4
  • Chapters 226–243

Chapters not yet published in bound volumes[]

Note: The list of chapters follows the numbering of the remastered edition. In 2021, chapters 227–237 of the tankōbon edition, and chapters 238–240, were republished in Weekly Shōnen Sunday, numbered as 244–257.[66]

  • 244. "Crime and Punishment" (罪と罰, Tsumi to Bachi)[a]
  • 245. "Brain" (脳, Nō)[b]
  • 246. "As a Father" (父として, Chichi to Shite)[c]
  • 247. "Separation" (別離, Betsuri)
  • 248. "Departure" (出発, Shuppatsu)
  • 249. "Rebellion" (反乱, Hanran)
  • 250. "Protective" (お護り, Omamori)
  • 251. "Family" (家族, Kazoku)
  • 252. "Surrender" (投降, Tōkō)
  • 253. "Blue Flower" (青い花, Aoi Hana)
  • 254. "Approaching" (接近, Sekkin)
  • 255. "Encounter" (邂逅, Kaigō)
  • 256. "New Army" (新国軍, Shin Kokugun)
  • 257. "Military School" (兵学校, Hei Gakkō)

Notes[]

  1. ^ First published in 2015 (numbered 238).[67]
  2. ^ First published in 2015 (numbered 239).[68]
  3. ^ First published in 2015 (numbered 240).[69]

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