Japanese Editions
Rumic World was first released in Japan in the tankoban format, but was rereleased in wideban format, which included many of the original colored pages of the series. Rumic World stories were originally published in various ShÅgakukan magazines, as opposed to Rumic Theater stories, which were published in Big Comic Original.
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