List of Jujutsu Kaisen chapters

Jujutsu Kaisen is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Gege Akutami. Akutami first published in 2017 a four-chapter series in Shueisha's Jump GIGA, titled Tokyo Metropolitan Curse Technical School, from April 28 to July 28, 2017.[1][2] It was later published in a single volume, retroactively titled Jujutsu Kaisen 0, on December 4, 2018.[3] Jujutsu Kaisen started in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump on March 5, 2018.[4][5] Jujutsu Kaisen follows high school student Yuji Itadori as he joins a secret organization of Jujutsu Sorcerers in order to kill a powerful Curse named Ryomen Sukuna, of whom Yuji becomes the host. The series acts as a sequel to Jujutsu Kaisen 0, focused on the young Yuta Okkotsu who aims to control the curse of his childhood friend, Rika.

Cover of the first volume of Jujutu Kaisen (left) and the special "Jujutsu Kaisen 0→1'" alternative cover (right) for the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 volume, released to connect both stories.

The chapters are collected and published by Shueisha into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was published on July 4, 2018.[6] Nineteen volumes have been released as of April 4, 2022.[7] A nine-page one-shot chapter, following the daily lives of Yuta and the other first-year students, was included in a "Jujutsu Kaisen #0.5 Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School" booklet, released in December 2021, to promote the film adaptation of Jujutsu Kaisen 0.[8] During the month, Shueisha also released an alternative cover featuring Yuta and Yuji to connect it with the first volume of Jujutsu Kaisen.[9]

Shueisha began to simulpublish the series in English on the app and website Manga Plus in January 2019.[10] Viz Media published the first three chapters for its "Jump Start" initiative.[11] In March 2019, Viz Media announced the print release of the series in North America.[12] The first volume was published on December 3, 2019.[13] As of December 7, 2021, thirteen volumes have been released.[14]

Volume list
No. Title Original release date English release date
1Ryomen Sukuna
Ryōmen Sukuna (両面宿儺)		July 4, 2018[6]
978-4-08-881516-9		December 3, 2019[13]
978-1-9747-1002-7
  1. "Ryomen Sukuna" (両面宿儺, Ryōmen Sukuna)
  2. "Secret Execution" (秘匿死刑, Hitoku Shikei)
  3. "For Myself" (自分のために, Jibun no Tameni)
  4. "Steel Beam Girl" (鉄骨娘, Tekkotsu Musume)
  1. "Beginning" (始まり, Hajimari)
  2. "Fearsome Womb" (呪胎戴天, Jutaitaiten)
  3. "Fearsome Womb (2)" (呪胎戴天 -弐-, Jutaitaiten -ni-)
Yuji Itadori is a boy who excels at using his physical skills in school sports, but who nevertheless prefers to be part of the occult club. The same day his grandfather passes away, he meets Megumi Fushiguro, a sorcerer from the Tokyo Institute of Occult Arts, who is looking for a cursed object of special rank from the most powerful cursed spirit in history: Ryomen Sukuna. Yuji's friends accidentally open the seal of the cursed item and lure the monsters to their location. Together, Yuji and Megumi try to fend off the curses but are cornered. Yuji ingests Sukuna's finger to gain his power and manages to embody the demon. After saving his friends, Yuji gets an extension on his execution and becomes a student of Satoru Gojo, the most powerful sorcerer, so that he can consume all twenty of Sukuna's fingers and die with them. Yuji is thus accepted into the institute and gets to know another first year student, Nobara Kugisaki. As Megumi recovers from his injuries, Gojo sends Yuji and Nobara on a mission to exorcise a curse that haunts an abandoned building in Roppongi. The three are later sent on a mission to rescue survivors at the scene of an apparition of a cursed spirit. Once inside, they realize they are dealing with a high-level cursed spirit. Yuji decides to hold him alone while his companions flee.
2Fearsome Womb
Jutaitaiten (呪胎戴天)		September 4, 2018[15]
978-4-08-881608-1		February 4, 2020[16]
978-1-9747-1003-4
  1. "Fearsome Womb (3)" (呪胎戴天 -参-, Jutaitaiten -san-)
  2. "Fearsome Womb (4)" (呪胎戴天 -肆-, Jutaitaiten -shi-)
  3. "After the Rain" (雨後, Ugo)
  4. "A Dream" (ある夢想, Aru Musō)
  5. "Pushing Forward" (邁進, Maishin)
  1. "Movie Appreciation" (映画鑑賞, Eiga kanshō)
  2. "A Sudden Attack" (急襲, Kyūshū)
  3. "Expansion" (展開, Tenkai)
  4. "Compassion" (情, Jō)
With Megumi and Nobara safe, Yuji unleashes Sukuna to kill the curse. However, Yuji is unable to immediately regain consciousness and Sukuna rips his heart out to take him hostage. Megumi fights Sukuna and he reveals that he saved Yuji because he wants to save good people. Yuji manages to reclaim his body thanks to Megumi's words, but he dies as a result. Following Yuji's death, Suguru Geto and three of his allies meet at a diner to discuss the incident, revealing that they are the ones behind the spirit's appearance. Megumi and Nobara are taken under the wing of sophomores ahead of a competition against rival Kyoto institute. Within his soul, Sukuna agrees to bring Yuji back to life on the condition that he accepts a binding vow but Yuji refuses and challenges the demon, being defeated. However, Yuji awakens and is reunited with Gojo. Satoru decides to secretly train Yuji and make him control his emotions while he watches the movies. Soon after, Gojo is attacked by the cursed spirit Jogo. Using his cursed technique, Satoru can stop any assault by using the infinite space between him and his opponent. Predicting that Jogo's next move will be to use domain expansion, Gojo brings Yuji there, deciding that this is the perfect time to teach him the technique in question. Jogo takes them both to his domain where Satoru explains to Yuji the way to counter a domain and effortlessly decapitates Jogo. The cursed spirit Hanami saves Jogo and the two are reunited with Geto and their leader Mahito. Meanwhile, students from the Kyoto institute arrive to taunt students from the rival school.
3Young Fish and Reverse Punishment
Yōgyo to Sakabachi (幼魚と逆罰)		December 4, 2018[17]
978-4-08-881666-1		April 7, 2020[18]
978-1-9747-1004-1
  1. "Boredom" (退屈, Taikutsu)
  2. "Low Class" (底辺, Teihen)
  3. "Young Fish and Reverse Punishment (1)" (幼魚と逆罰, Yōgyo to Sakabachi)
  4. "Young Fish and Reverse Punishment (2)" (幼魚と逆罰 -弐-, Yōgyo to Sakabachi -ni-)
  5. "Young Fish and Reverse Punishment (3)" (幼魚と逆罰 -参-, Yōgyo to Sakabachi -san-)
  1. "Young Fish and Reverse Punishment (4)" (幼魚と逆罰 -肆-, Yōgyo to Sakabachi -shi-)
  2. "Young Fish and Reverse Punishment (5)" (幼魚と逆罰 -伍-, Yōgyo to Sakabachi -go-)
  3. "Young Fish and Reverse Punishment (6)" (幼魚と逆罰 -陸-, Yōgyo to Sakabachi -roku-)
  4. "Narrow Minded Foolishness" (固陋蠢愚, Korōshungu)
As the confrontation between Megumi and Nobara and the Kyoto students is interrupted by the sophomores, Satoru visits the principal of the Kyoto school to discuss the incident with Yuji and the Cursed Uterus. Junpei Yoshino, a high school student, witnesses the death of his classmates, who have been horribly mutated by Mahito in a movie theater. Rather than being afraid, however, Junpei follows Mahito and gets to know him. At the same time, after finishing his training with Gojo, Yuji is assigned to help first-degree sorcerer Kento Nanami, and the two arrive together at the scene to investigate the murders. Yuji and Nanami face the curses and discover that they are actually humans mutated by Mahito. Yuji, Nanami and Ijichi come up with a plan to investigate cases of disfigurement across the city. While Yuji and Ijichi are tasked with interrogating Junpei, Nanami confronts Mahito in his underground lair. Yuji bonds with Junpei due to their passion for movies, while Nanami destroys Mahito's lair and both fighters flee the area. After his mother's death, Junpei is misled by Mahito and attacks her school with the intent of making a boy who bullied him in the past pay and Yuji tries to stop him.
4I'm Gonna Kill You!
Koro Shite Yaru (殺してやる)		March 4, 2019[19]
978-4-08-881756-9		June 2, 2020[20]
978-1-9747-1480-3
  1. "To You Someday" (いつかの君へ, Itsuka no Kimi e)
  2. "What If" (もしも, Moshimo)
  3. "I'm Gonna Kill You!" (殺してやる, Koro Shite Yaru)
  4. "Growth" (成長, Seichō)
  5. "Selfishness" (我儘, Wagamama)
  1. "Tomorrow" (また明日, Mata Ashita)
  2. "Introspection" (反省, Hansei)
  3. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (0)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⓪-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 0-)
  4. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (1)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦①-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 1-)
Yuji stops Junpei and convinces him to stop fighting. Just then, Mahito arrives, who blocks Yuji and turns Junpei into a monster so that he can fight Yuji, trying to force the boy to rely on Sukuna. However, Sukuna refuses to heal Junpei and both curses laugh at Yuji. Junpei dies and Yuji taps into his hatred by hitting Mahito, who speculates that Yuji can sense souls by sharing his body with Sukuna. Nanami joins the battle before Yuji is defeated. Yuji and Nanami fight Mahito and win thanks to Sukuna's interference. Mahito returns to his allies and devises a new plan to revive Sukuna. Meanwhile, students from Tokyo and Kyoto prepare for the exchange meeting, and Gojo reveals to his students that Yuji is alive. While the Tokyo team thinks about how to incorporate Yuji, the Kyoto team plans to kill him. Meanwhile, Gojo meets with Utahime to discuss a possible mole within the witchcraft schools. The event begins and the Tokyo team is immediately attacked by Aoi Todo, the strongest sorcerer of the Kyoto school. Yuji steps forward to face him alone, but not even his strength is enough to overcome Aoi's fighting prowess.
5Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event
Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai (京都姉妹校交流会)		May 2, 2019[21]
978-4-08-881828-3		August 4, 2020[22]
978-1-9747-1481-0
  1. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (2)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦②-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 2-)
  2. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (3)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦③-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 3-)
  3. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (4)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦④-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 4-)
  4. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (5)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⑤-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 5-)
  5. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (6)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⑥-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 6-)
  1. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (7)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⑦-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 7-)
  2. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (8)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⑧-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 8-)
  3. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (9)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⑨-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 9-)
  4. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (10)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⑩-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 10-)
In a series of unexpected events, Aoi develops a sympathy for Yuji. Convinced that they are best friends, he abandons his team's plan to kill him. Meanwhile, Megumi and the others start chasing their rivals to protect Yuji. Aoi realizes Yuji's potential and decides to help take him to the next level. Meanwhile, Mechamaru supports Momo in her confrontation with Nobara and Panda. He discovers that his opponent is a robot controlled remotely by a sorcerer who cannot use his own body. After their confrontation, the two manage to find common ground. At the same time, Kasumi discovers Maki's true power. Nobara nearly defeats Momo, but Mai stops the battle and defeats Nobara. Maki defeats Mai despite her younger sister having revealed her cursed technique. Meanwhile, Megumi faces off against Noritoshi Kamo, while Mahito's group prepares to make their move by attacking the institute.
6Black Flash
Kokusen (黒閃)		July 4, 2019[23]
978-4-08-881876-4		October 6, 2020[24]
978-1-9747-1482-7
  1. "Kyoto Sister School Goodwill Event - Team Battle (11)" (京都姉妹校交流会 -団体戦⑪-, Kyōto Shimai-kō Kōryū-kai -Dantai-sen 11-)
  2. "Wise Man" (賢者, Kenja)
  3. "Time" (時間, Jikan)
  4. "Cursed Tool" (呪具, Jugu)
  5. "Black Flash" (黒閃, Kokusen)
  1. "Constrained" (窮屈, Kyūkutsu)
  2. "Premonition" (予感, Yokan)
  3. "Flower" (供花, Kuge)
  4. "Non-Standard" (規格外, Kikaku-gai)
The goodwill event is interrupted by the appearance of cursed spirits and curse users, who form a barrier around the area built specifically to keep Gojo out. Meanwhile, Megumi, Toge and Noritoshi must face Hanami, who claims she is the wrath of the planet personified. Noritoshi and Toge are in trouble, so Maki joins the battle to help Megumi fight Hanami. Yuji and Aoi take control of the fight against Hanami, and Aoi tells Yuji to unleash a technique known as "Black Flash", which would allow him to become stronger than ever. Thanks to Aoi's cursed technique, he and Yuji are able to take over the cursed spirit. Gojo stops the battle before Hanami can activate the domain expansion. Hanami attempts to retreat, but Gojo clears an entire portion of the forest in an attempt to exorcise him. Gojo brings the battle to a conclusion, but Mahito manages to escape with several cursed objects, the real target of their invasion.
7The Origin of Obedience
Kishu Raidō (起首雷同)		October 4, 2019[25]
978-4-08-882076-7		December 1, 2020[26]
978-1-9747-1711-8
  1. "Completion" (完遂, Kansui)
  2. "Jujutsu Koshien" (呪術甲子園, Jujutsu Kōshien)
  3. "The Origin of Obedience (1)" (起首雷同, Kishu Raidō)
  4. "The Origin of Obedience (2)" (起首雷同 -弐-, Kishu Raidō -ni-)
  5. "The Origin of Obedience (3)" (起首雷同 -参-, Kishu Raidō -san-)
  1. "The Origin of Obedience (4)" (起首雷同 -肆-, Kishu Raidō -shi-)
  2. "The Origin of Obedience (5)" (起首雷同 -伍-, Kishu Raidō -go-)
  3. "The Origin of Obedience (6)" (起首雷同 -陸-, Kishu Raidō -roku-)
  4. "The Origin of Obedience (7)" (起首雷同 -漆-, Kishu Raidō -shichi-)
In the aftermath of the invasion, as the students recover, the teachers count the victims and try to cancel the event. Students vote to solve the event using a baseball game. After the final competition in which the two sides are able to understand each other, the event ends with the Tokyo school as the winner. Tomorrow, Yuji's group is sent on their next mission. Together with Akari Nitta they investigate mysterious deaths related to Megumi's old middle school. Meanwhile, Mahito brings the cursed wombs stolen during the raid to life. Megumi discovers that her sister may be the target of the curse that has so far resulted in the deaths of four victims. Near a bridge, the group separates to face the different enemies. Megumi fights a special rank curse of the same type as the one faced at the reformatory, managing to win after clearing her domain expansion, while Yuji and Nobara face two of the cursed womb-born brothers, Eso and Kechizu, intent on stealing a Sukuna's finger.
8Hidden Inventory
Kaigyoku (壊玉)		January 4, 2020[27]
978-4-08-882168-9		February 2, 2021[28]
978-1-9747-1871-9
  1. "The Origin of Obedience (8)" (起首雷同-捌-, Kishu Raidō -hachi-)
  2. "Accomplices" (共犯, Kyōhan)
  3. "It's Like That" (そういうこと, Sō iu Koto)
  4. "Hidden Inventory (1)" (壊玉, Kaigyoku)
  5. "Hidden Inventory (2)" (壊玉ー弐ー, Kaigyoku -ni-)
  1. "Hidden Inventory (3)" (壊玉ー参ー, Kaigyoku -san-)
  2. "Hidden Inventory (4)" (壊玉ー肆ー, Kaigyoku -shi-)
  3. "Hidden Inventory (5)" (壊玉ー伍ー, Kaigyoku -go-)
  4. "Hidden Inventory (6)" (壊玉ー陸ー, Kaigyoku -roku-)
Yuji and Nobara manage to kill Eso and Kechizu. After the battle, they meet with Megumi to pick up another of Sukuna's fingers, when Sukuna suddenly opens a mouth in Yuji's hand and eats the finger before he can react. A few days later, Nobara meets Yuji's old class company, Yuko Ozawa, and discovers that she has a crush on him. Nobara and Megumi help set up a date with Yuji. Yuko appreciates Yuji's sincerity and realizes she is superficial about her new appearance, deciding not to reveal her feelings about him. In 2006, when Gojo and Geto were both sophomores, they were assigned a mission: to escort the Star Plasma Vessel Riko Amanai, a girl whose purpose was to merge with the immortal sorcerer Tengen. However, two groups were interested in killing the girl: the curse users group Q and the religious group "Time Vessel Association", which hired Megumi's father, the sorcerer killer Toji Fushiguro for this purpose. To do this, Toji placed a 30 million yen bounty on Riko's head, and the curse user invaded her school in an attempt to collect it. Satoru and Suguru defeated the enemies and decided to spend the rest of the time relaxing while waiting for the bounty time limit. The day Riko was to merge with Tengen, Gojo and the others were attacked by Toji.
9Premature Death
Gyokusetsu (玉折)		January 4, 2020[29]
978-4-08-882218-1		April 6, 2021[30]
978-1-9747-1872-6
  1. "Hidden Inventory (7)" (壊玉ー漆ー, Kaigyoku -shichi-)
  2. "Hidden Inventory (8)" (壊玉ー捌ー, Kaigyoku -hachi-)
  3. "Hidden Inventory (9)" (壊玉ー玖ー, Kaigyoku -ku-)
  4. "Hidden Inventory (10)" (壊玉ー拾ー, Kaigyoku -jū-)
  5. "Hidden Inventory (11)" (壊玉ー拾壱ー, Kaigyoku -jū ichi-)
  1. "Premature Death" (玉折, Gyokusetsu)
  2. "Premature Death (2)" (玉折 -弐-, Gyokusetsu -ni-)
  3. "Premature Death (3)" (玉折 -参-, Gyokusetsu -san-)
  4. "A Taste of Things to Come" (これからの話, Korekara no Hanashi)
Gojo decided to keep Toji at bay while Suguru completed the mission. Toji managed to stab Gojo several times with a cursed tool. Inside the institute, Riko explained that she had changed her mind about the merger with Tengen, but she was suddenly killed by Toji. Toji then easily defeated Geto and his spirits, and took Riko's corpse to the sect seat. As Toji was leaving the site, he met Gojo, who had used an inversion technique to heal himself. Gojo killed Toji and before his death he revealed that his son would be sold to the Zenin clan in a couple of years. A year later, Geto began to doubt his duties as a sorcerer, annoyed by the people he should protect, and became convinced that to break the cycle in which every sorcerer is stuck it was necessary to kill all non-sorcerers and prevent the birth of other cursed spirits, so he caused a massacre in a village where he was on a mission and was considered a curse user. Gojo failed to kill his former friend and let him go. Geto thus took over the "Time Vessel Association", while Gojo made the acquaintance with a young Megumi. In the present, Gojo sends Yuji and the others from Utahime, who she claims to have discovered the identity of the mole: Mechamaru. When they burst into his room, they find it empty. In another place, Mechamaru meets with Geto and Mahito, and they keep faith with his promise by healing him with his powers. Mechamaru then prepares to face the two.
10Evening Festival
Yoimatsuri (宵祭り)		March 4, 2020[31]
978-4-08-882274-7		June 1, 2021[32]
978-1-9747-2075-0
  1. "Evening Festival" (宵祭り, Yoimatsuri)
  2. "Evening Festival (2)" (宵祭り-弐-, Yoimatsuri -ni-)
  3. "Evening Festival (3)" (宵祭り-参-, Yoimatsuri -san-)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (1)" (渋谷事変 1, Shibuya Jihen 1)
  5. "The Shibuya Incident (2)" (渋谷事変 2, Shibuya Jihen 2)
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (3)" (渋谷事変 3, Shibuya Jihen 3)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (4)" (渋谷事変 4, Shibuya Jihen 4)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (5)" (渋谷事変 5, Shibuya Jihen 5)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (6)" (渋谷事変 6, Shibuya Jihen 6)
Mechamaru attacks with multiple robots which Mahito quickly takes out. Mechamaru then reveals a giant robot, Ultimate Mechamaru Mode: Absolute. Despite Mechamaru's tactics, he ends up succumbing to Mahito, who pretends to explode to trick Mechamaru into believing that he was dead. On October 31, numerous sorcerers gather in Shibuya, where numerous civilians have been imprisoned by a veil. Gojo enters the veil and meets Jogo, Choso and Hanami. Gojo faces curses and kills Hanami as Mei Mei's team (herself, Ui Ui and Itadori) heads to Meiji-Jingu-Mae station, where another veil is found. Yuji kills a grasshopper-like curse and destroys the veil, while Mahito heads to Shibuya to help his companions. To confront the enemies, Gojo activates his domination, but in the space of 0.2 seconds Geto shows up and activates the cursed objectes "Prison Realm".
11The Shibuya Incident: Opening
Shibuya Jihen -Kaimon- (渋谷事変 -開門-)		June 4, 2020[33]
978-4-08-882296-9		August 3, 2021[34]
978-1-9747-2284-6
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (7)" (渋谷事変 7, Shibuya Jihen 7)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (8)" (渋谷事変 8, Shibuya Jihen 8)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (9)" (渋谷事変 9, Shibuya Jihen 9)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (10)" (渋谷事変 10, Shibuya Jihen 10)
  5. "The Shibuya Incident (11)" (渋谷事変 11, Shibuya Jihen 11)
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (12)" (渋谷事変 12, Shibuya Jihen 12)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (13)" (渋谷事変 13, Shibuya Jihen 13)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (14)" (渋谷事変 14, Shibuya Jihen 14)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (15)" (渋谷事変 15, Shibuya Jihen 15)
Before being sealed, Gojo asks Geto who he is, stating that his soul knows it's not him, having killed him the previous year. The man then reveals that he is an impostor who controls Geto's body through a technique that allows him to possess the bodies by changing his brain. While Gojo is sealed, Mei Mei's group is informed of the events by a car of Mechamaru. Meanwhile, the fake Geto is forced to let go of the seal, as he needs time to neutralize Gojo, so they cannot move him. Mahito and Jogo decide that if Mahito finds Itadori first, he will kill him, but if Jogo finds him first, he will offer his fingers to restore Sukuna's powers, while the fake Geto remains to guard the seal. Itadori is joined by Nanami's team (made up of him, Megumi and Ino) and he tells the others to take care of the veil that prevents the sorcerers from entering Shibuya. Yuji and Megumi face one of the two sorcerers responsible for the veil, Awasaka, while Ino faces the other, the old Ogami and her niece. The old woman uses her technique to bring Toji back to life through her nephew, while Yuji and Megumi understand the secret of Awasaka's technique and defeat him.
12The Shibuya Incident: Cloudfall
Shibuya Jihen -Kōrei- (渋谷事変 -降霊-)		August 4, 2020[35]
978-4-08-882381-2		October 5, 2021[36]
978-1-9747-2285-3
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (16)" (渋谷事変 16, Shibuya Jihen 16)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (17)" (渋谷事変 17, Shibuya Jihen 17)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (18)" (渋谷事変 18, Shibuya Jihen 18)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (19)" (渋谷事変 19, Shibuya Jihen 19)
  5. "The Shibuya Incident (20)" (渋谷事変 20, Shibuya Jihen 20)
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (21)" (渋谷事変 21, Shibuya Jihen 21)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (22)" (渋谷事変 22, Shibuya Jihen 22)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (23)" (渋谷事変 23, Shibuya Jihen 23)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (24)" (渋谷事変 24, Shibuya Jihen 24)
13The Shibuya Incident: Thunderclap
Shibuya Jihen -Hekireki- (渋谷事変 -霹靂-)		October 2, 2020[37]
978-4-08-882429-1		December 7, 2021[14]
978-1-9747-2342-3
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (25)" (渋谷事変 25, Shibuya Jihen 25)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (26)" (渋谷事変 26, Shibuya Jihen 26)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (27)" (渋谷事変 27, Shibuya Jihen 27)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (28)" (渋谷事変 28, Shibuya Jihen 28)
  5. "The Shibuya Incident (29)" (渋谷事変 29, Shibuya Jihen 29)
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (30)" (渋谷事変 30, Shibuya Jihen 30)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (31)" (渋谷事変 31, Shibuya Jihen 31)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (32)" (渋谷事変 32, Shibuya Jihen 32)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (33)" (渋谷事変 33, Shibuya Jihen 33)
14The Shibuya Incident: Judgement of Right and Wrong
Shibuya Jihen -Rihi- (渋谷事変 -理非-)		January 4, 2021[38]
978-4-08-882534-2		February 1, 2022[39]
978-1-9747-2532-8
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (34)" (渋谷事変 34, Shibuya Jihen 34)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (35)" (渋谷事変 35, Shibuya Jihen 35)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (36)" (渋谷事変 36, Shibuya Jihen 36)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (37)" (渋谷事変 37, Shibuya Jihen 37)
  5. "The Shibuya Incident (38)" (渋谷事変 38, Shibuya Jihen 38)
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (39)" (渋谷事変 39, Shibuya Jihen 39)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (40)" (渋谷事変 40, Shibuya Jihen 40)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (41)" (渋谷事変 41, Shibuya Jihen 41)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (42)" (渋谷事変 42, Shibuya Jihen 42)
15The Shibuya Incident: Transform
Shibuya Jihen -Henshin- (渋谷事変 -変身-)		March 4, 2021[40]
978-4-08-882581-6		April 5, 2022[41]
978-1-9747-2710-0
  1. "A Story About That Girl" (あの子の話, Ano Ko no Hanashi)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (43)" (渋谷事変 43, Shibuya Jihen 43)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (44)" (渋谷事変 44, Shibuya Jihen 44)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (45)" (渋谷事変 45, Shibuya Jihen 45)
  5. "The Shibuya Incident (46)" (渋谷事変 46, Shibuya Jihen 46)
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (47)" (渋谷事変 47, Shibuya Jihen 47)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (48)" (渋谷事変 48, Shibuya Jihen 48)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (49)" (渋谷事変 49, Shibuya Jihen 49)
  4. "The Shibuya Incident (50)" (渋谷事変 50, Shibuya Jihen 50)
16The Shibuya Incident: Closed Gate
Shibuya Jihen -Heimon- (渋谷事変 -閉門-)		June 4, 2021[42]
978-4-08-882688-2		June 21, 2022[43]
978-1-9747-2898-5
  1. "The Shibuya Incident (51)" (渋谷事変 51, Shibuya Jihen 51)
  2. "The Shibuya Incident (52)" (渋谷事変 52, Shibuya Jihen 52)
  3. "The Shibuya Incident (53)" (渋谷事変 53, Shibuya Jihen 53)
  4. "Hard and White" (堅白, Kenpaku)
  5. "Zen'in Clan" (禪院家, Zen'in-ke)
  1. "Hunter" (狩人, Kariudo)
  2. "Execution" (執行, Shikkō)
  3. "The Front of the Back" (うしろのしょうめん, Ushiro no Shōmen)
  4. "A Big Brother's Back" (お兄ちゃんの背中, Onii-chan no Senaka)
17Perfect Preparation
Ashi o Fukumu (葦を啣む)		October 4, 2021[44]
978-4-08-882736-0		August 16, 2022[45]
978-1-9747-3233-3
  1. "One More Time" (もう一度, Mōichido)
  2. "That Place" (あの場所, Ano Basho)
  3. "The Back" (裏, Ura)
  4. "About the Culling Game" (死滅回遊について, Shimetsukaiyū ni Tsuite)
  5. "Even Pandas" (パンダだって, Panda Datte)
  1. "Perfect Preparation" (葦を啣む, Ashi o Fukumu)
  2. "Perfect Preparation, Part 2" (葦を啣む-弐-, Ashi o Fukumu -ni-)
  3. "Perfect Preparation, Part 3" (葦を啣む-参-, Ashi o Fukumu -san-)
  4. "Perfect Preparation, Part 4" (葦を啣む-肆-, Ashi o Fukumu -shi-)
  5. "Perfect Preparation, Epilogue" (葦を啣む-跋-, Ashi o Fukumu -batsu-)
18Fever
Netsu (熱)		December 25, 2021[46]
978-4-08-882848-0		—
  1. "Underground Fight Club" (賭け試合, Kake Shiai)
  2. "Sneaking In" (潜入, Sen'nyū)
  3. "Fever" (熱, Netsu)
  4. "Twinkling Stars" (きらきら星, Kira Kira Boshi)
  5. "Cog" (部品, Buhin)
  1. "Kogane" (コガネ)
  2. "Judgment" (裁き, Sabaki)
  3. "Colony" (結界, Kekkai)
  4. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 1" (東京第1結界①, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 1)
19Tokyo No.1 Colony: Angry man
Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī -Okoreru Otoko- (東京第1結界 -怒れる男-)		April 4, 2022[7][47]
978-4-08-883068-1
978-4-08-908414-4 (limited edition)		—
  1. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 2" (東京第1結界②, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 2)
  2. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 3" (東京第1結界③, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 3)
  3. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 4" (東京第1結界④, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 4)
  4. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 5" (東京第1結界⑤, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 5)
  5. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 6" (東京第1結界⑥, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 6)
  1. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 7" (東京第1結界⑦, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 7)
  2. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 8" (東京第1結界⑧, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 8)
  3. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 9" (東京第1結界⑨, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 9)
  4. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 10" (東京第1結界⑩, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 10)
  5. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 11" (東京第1結界⑪, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 11)

Chapters not yet in tankōbon format
  1. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 12" (東京第1結界⑫, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 12)
  2. "Tokyo No.1 Colony, Part 13" (東京第1結界⑬, Tōkyō Dai-Ichi Koronī 13)
  3. "Sendai Colony, Part 1" (仙台結界①, Sendai Koronī 1)
  4. "Sendai Colony, Part 2" (仙台結界②, Sendai Koronī 2)
  5. "Sendai Colony, Part 3" (仙台結界③, Sendai Koronī 3)
  6. "Sendai Colony, Part 4" (仙台結界④, Sendai Koronī 4)
  7. "Sendai Colony, Part 5" (仙台結界⑤, Sendai Koronī 5)
  8. "Sendai Colony, Part 6" (仙台結界⑥, Sendai Koronī 6)
  9. "Sendai Colony, Part 7" (仙台結界⑦, Sendai Koronī 7)
  10. "Tokyo No.2 Colony, Part 1" (東京第2結界①, Tōkyō Dai-Ni Koronī 1)
  11. "Tokyo No.2 Colony, Part 2" (東京第2結界②, Tōkyō Dai-Ni Koronī 2)

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