Haikyu!!
English: 45 volumes.
- By
- Haruichi Furudate
- English publisher
- VIZ
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The first book of the series.
Vol. 1: Haikyu!!, Vol. 1
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Editions and box sets
Compare the story coverage as well as the binding. Each edition has a page listing every book in it, with its ISBN and release date.
Which edition to buy
The complete main story is available in 45 standard paperbacks. The 3-in-1 Edition collects the same numbered volumes in groups of three: its first book contains standard Vols. 1–3, so buying both duplicates those volumes. Ten 3-in-1 books have release dates through October 12, 2026, covering standard Vols. 1–30. Books 11 and 12 are announced for December 2026 and March 2027 and collect Vols. 31–36. Standard Vols. 31–45 finish a collection built from the first ten 3-in-1 books.
Standard volumes
- First book
- Vol. 1
- List price
- $11.99
First-book details and buying links · Browse the standard volumes
3-in-1 Edition
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Vols. 1–3
- List price
- $16.99
What each edition costs
Collected list prices are divided by the standard volumes each edition holds. The singles row shows the most common single-book list price; its total sums each book’s price. Retailer offers can differ.
| Edition | Collects | List price | Per volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard volumes | Vols. 1–45 | $523.55 | $11.99 |
| 3-in-1 Edition | Vols. 1–30 in 10 books | $169.90 | $5.66 |
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Volumes
Each linked volume has a page of its own: what the book holds and where to buy it. Chapter ranges and anime comparisons appear where verified.
Volumes 1–20
Volumes 21–45
Guides for this series
- Haikyu!! Manga Buying Guide: Singles or the 3-in-1 Edition
- Haikyu!! Watch Order: Four Seasons, Recap Films and the Final Films
- Haikyu!! Ending Explained: Who Wins, and Why the Rivalry Never Ends
- Did Oikawa Really Say “Talent Is Something You Make Bloom, Instinct Is Something You Polish”?
- Shoyo Hinata: Becoming Useful Before Becoming Exceptional
- Tobio Kageyama: Precision Is Not Communication