Volumes
ISBNs are for the 2nd edition by VIZ Media
- Volume 1 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-074-X
- Volume 2 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-075-8
- Volume 3 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-075-8
- Volume 4 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-104-5
- Volume 5 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-146-0
- Volume 6 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-607-1
- Volume 7 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-748-5
- Volume 8 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-303-X
- Volume 9 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-304-8
- Volume 10 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-305-6
- Volume 11 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-306-4
- Volume 12 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-307-2
- Volume 13 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-308-0
- Volume 14 – American Edition: ISBN 1-59116-309-9
- Volume 15 – American Edition: ISBN 1-4215-0295-X
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