List of Jiraishin chapters

The chapters of the manga series Jiraishin (Japanese: 地雷震; lit. 'Landmine Earthquake') were written and illustrated by Tsutomu Takahashi, and serialized in Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Monthly Afternoon from September 1992 to November 1999. Kodansha compiled its chapters into 19 tankōbon volumes, released from October 23, 1993,[1] to January 21, 2000.[2] The series was republished in a ten-volume bunkoban edition from May 9, 2003,[3] to September 12, 2003,[4] and in a ten-volume shinsōban edition from February 23, 2009,[5] to November 20, 2009.[6] Also included in the first bunkoban and shinsōban volume is a prototype one-shot story titled "The Lost File", published in Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Morning in April 1989.[3][7]

The North American version of the manga, retitled Ice Blade, was serialized in Tokyopop's MixxZine magazine,[8][9] but was discontinued after three volumes on May 2, 2005.[10] In France, the manga was licensed by Génération Comics,[11] before it was taken over by Panini Comics;[12] in Italy, by Stars Comics;[13] in Germany, by Carlsen Comics;[14] in South Korea, by Samyang Comics;[15] and in Taiwan, by Tong Li Comics under the Youth Comic series label.[16]

A sequel to Jiraishin, titled Jiraishin Diablo (地雷震 ディアブロ, Jiraishin Diaburo), was serialized in Kodansha's Good! Afternoon magazine from November 2008 to November 2011.[17] Its chapters were compiled in three tankōbon volumes, released from February 5, 2010, to December 7, 2011.[18][19]

Jiraishin centers on a plainclothes police officer named Kyoya Ida (Ky in the English version), who is known to solve cases by using questionable methods with the point of using violence to resolve them while interacting with a bleak, dark world, sometimes with prices to pay. In Jiraishin Diablo, Ida had left the force for an undetermined period of time while suffering from the effects of Keratoconus after coming across a police detective assigned to Ishikawa and a grown up Aya Koike, who Ida had met back in the 1990s, while solving a case of unknown deaths in the fictional Amakura Island in Japan's Ishikawa Prefecture.

Manga chapters

Jiraishin

Original volumes

No. Release date ISBN
1October 23, 1993[1]978-4-06-314071-2
  • File 1: Aoi Umi to Akai Bara (青い海と赤いバラ)
  • File 2: Kashaku (呵責（かしゃく）)
  • File 3: Doll
  • File 4: Ichi Byō no Nedan (一描（いちびょう）の値段)
2February 23, 1994[20]978-4-06-314077-4
  • File 5: Ji no Shio (地の塩)
3August 23, 1994[21]978-4-06-314087-3
  • File 6: Yamidan (闇弾)
  • File 7: Toki no Kakera (Zenpen) (瞬間（とき）のかけら (前編))
  • File 7: Toki no Kakera (Kōhen: Oyashirazu) (瞬間（とき）のかけら (後編・親不知（おやしらす）))
  • File 8: Wedding
4December 17, 1994[22]978-4-06-314099-6
  • File 9:
    • Part 1: Yūdō (誘導)
    • Part 2: Shinka (深化)
    • Part 3: Kakusei (覚醒)
    • Part 4: Jōka (浄化)
5March 23, 1995[23]978-4-06-314108-5
  • File 10: Saisen (再戦)
  • File 11: Tenraku (Zenpen) (転落 (前編))
  • File 11: Tenraku (Kōhen) (転落 (後編))
  • File 12: Mukō (無効)
6July 21, 1995[24]978-4-06-314115-3
  • File 13: Yuki no Ketsuzoku (雪の血族)
    • Part 1: Purutoniumu (プルトニウム)
    • Part 2: Kunashitō (国無島（くなしとう）)
    • Part 3: Kai (カイ)
    • Part 4: Būdōshinasuchi (Mirai) (Будущность（ブウドウシナスチ） (未来))
    • Part 5: Umi e…… (海へ……)
7January 23, 1996[25]978-4-06-314125-2
  • File 14: Suriru and Riaru (Zenpen) (スリルandリアル (前編))
  • File 14: Suriru and Riaru (Kōhen) (スリルandリアル (後編))
  • File 15: Mainasu 10°C no Shōnin (Zenpen) (−（マイナス）10°Cの証人 (前編))
  • File 15: Mainasu 10°C no Shōnin (Kōhen) (−（マイナス）10°Cの証人 (後編))
8June 21, 1996[26]978-4-06-314133-7
  • File 16:
    • Part 1: Buta to Ryū (猪（ブタ）(豚)と龍（リュウ）)
    • Part 2: Mato (魔都)
    • Part 3: Chan Fu Mon (張和夢（チャンフモン） (チャンとモン))
    • Part 4: Shissō (疾走（しっそう）)
9December 17, 1996[27]978-4-06-314143-6
  • File 17: Irezumi no Santa Kurōsu (刺青のサンタクロース)
    • Part 1: Māku (印 (マーク))
    • Part 2: Tattoo (刺青 (tatoo))
    • Part 3: Fensu (国境 (フェンス))
  • File 18: 4-gatsu no Chi (4月の血)
10March 21, 1997[28]978-4-06-314148-1
  • File 19: Hush (Momikeshi) (HUSH (もみ消し))
    • Part 1: Sekinin (責任)
    • Part 2: Shi no Shōnin (死の商人)
    • Part 3: Sei e no Shūchaku (生への執着)
    • Part 4: Dead or Alive
11August 22, 1997[29]978-4-06-314161-0
  • File 20: Mother of Crime
    • Part 1: The First Line
    • Part 2: The Cross Line
    • Part 3: The Junction
    • Part 4: One Way
12December 18, 1997[30]978-4-06-314168-9
  • File 21: Don't Cry
    • Part 1: Kiss: Seppun (kiss－接吻－)
    • Part 2: A Cell: Zashikirō (a cell－座敷牢－)
    • Part 3: Cry: Namida (cry－涙－)
  • File 22: Kids
13March 23, 1998[31]978-4-06-314172-6
  • File 23: Focus
    • Part 1: Hishatai (被写体)
    • Part 2: Firumu (フィルム)
    • Part 3: Purinto (プリント)
    • Part 4: Shattā (シャッター)
14June 23, 1998[32]978-4-06-314181-8
  • File 24: Pātonā (パートナー)
    • Part 1: Tōkyō - Shinjuku (東京・新宿)
    • Part 2: Lin Fei (林（リン）菲（フェイ）)
    • Part 3: Shion Shou (凶（シオン）手（シヨウ）)
    • Part 4: Shiosai (潮騒（しおさい）)
15September 22, 1998[33]978-4-06-314188-7
  • File 25: Mukigen Kinchō Jōtai no Jikan (無期限緊張状態の時間)
    • Part 1: Josei A (女性A)
    • Part 2: Gyūnyū (牛乳)
    • Part 3: Kokuin (刻印)
    • Part 4: A-KIRA (A・KIRA)
16December 18, 1998[34]978-4-06-314192-4
  • File 26: Crash
    • Part 1: Low
    • Part 2: Target
    • Part 3: Set Up
    • Part 4: Closed
17July 22, 1999[35]978-4-06-314212-9
  • File 27: Shanikusai (謝（しや）肉（にく）祭（さい）)
    • Part 1: Choice
    • Part 2: Poison
    • Part 3: Versus
    • Part 4: Farm
18January 21, 2000[36]978-4-06-314227-3
  • Last File: Life [Part 1]
    • Part 1: A Bloody Wedding
    • Part 2: Nōshi (脳死)
    • Part 3: New Heaven
19January 21, 2000[2]978-4-06-314228-0
  • Last File: Life [Part 2]
    • Part 4: Atsuko (アツコ)
    • Part 5: Father
    • Part 6: Life

Bunkoban volumes

No. Release date ISBN
1May 9, 2003[3]978-4-06-360212-8
2May 9, 2003[37]978-4-06-360213-5
3June 12, 2003[38]978-4-06-360562-4
4June 12, 2003[39]978-4-06-360563-1
5July 11, 2003[40]978-4-06-360564-8
6July 11, 2003[41]978-4-06-360565-5
7August 12, 2003[42]978-4-06-360566-2
8August 12, 2003[43]978-4-06-360567-9
9September 12, 2003[44]978-4-06-360568-6
10September 12, 2003[4]978-4-06-360569-3

Shinsōban volumes

No. Release date ISBN
1February 23, 2009[5]978-4-06-314558-8
2March 23, 2009[45]978-4-06-314559-5
3April 23, 2009[46]978-4-06-314562-5
4May 22, 2009[47]978-4-06-314566-3
5June 23, 2009[48]978-4-06-314573-1
6July 23, 2009[49]978-4-06-314575-5
7August 21, 2009[50]978-4-06-314582-3
8September 23, 2009[51]978-4-06-314592-2
9October 23, 2009[52]978-4-06-310601-5
10November 20, 2009[6]978-4-06-310606-0

English Tokyopop release

No. Title Release date ISBN
1PuppetDecember 15, 1998[53]978-1-892213-03-7
2Snow CountryAugust 16, 1999[54]978-1-892213-14-3
3InducementFebruary 15, 2000[55]978-1-892213-19-8

Jiraishin Diablo

No. Release date ISBN
1February 5, 2010[18]978-4-06-310623-7
  • File 1: Lost Island [Part 1] (FILE1: ロスト・アイランド, File 1: Rosuto Airando)
    • Part 1: Eyes
    • Part 2: Divide
    • Part 3: Rena's Code
    • Part 4: Disrespect
    • Part 5: Friction
    • Part 6: Explosion
2December 7, 2010[56]978-4-06-310714-2
  • File 1: Lost Island [Part 2] (FILE1: ロスト・アイランド, File 1: Rosuto Airando)
    • Part 7: Eclipse
    • Part 8: Crystallization
    • Part 9: Access
    • Part 10: Destruction
    • Part 11: Action
    • Part 12: Emergency
    • Part 13: Doorway
3December 7, 2011[19]978-4-06-387803-5
  • File 1: Lost Island [Part 3] (FILE1: ロスト・アイランド, File 1: Rosuto Airando)
    • Part 14: Dirty Joint
    • Part 15: Smash
    • Part 16: Entrust
    • Part 17: Fate
    • Part 18: Pride and Death
    • Part 19: Diablo……?

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