English Edition
Viz Media initially published two Rumic World stories in English: Fire Tripper (1989) and Laughing Target (1990). It subsequently (1996) published five volumes of the Rumic World collection, three under that name and under the "Rumic Theater" name. The contents of the volumes correspond to the Japanese-language collections, but the stories are in a different order in some of the books.
Some of Takahashi's stories were printed in Manga-vizion magazine.
All were printed in "flipped" style in a larger comic-sized format. They are no longer in print.
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