Trigun

Editions and box sets

Check the named run as well as the book number; these collections can cover different parts of the story. Each edition has a page listing every book in it, with its ISBN and release date.

Which edition to buy

Start with Trigun Deluxe, then read Trigun Maximum Deluxe 1–5. The original hardcover collects the two English Trigun paperbacks; the sequel's five hardcovers collect Maximum 1–14. Maximum Deluxe 1 therefore follows the original book rather than offering a second way to start.

This catalog covers those six Dark Horse Manga Deluxe hardcovers. The publisher lists a 7 × 10-inch format, faux leather covers and ribbon bookmarks. These are format specifications, not findings about paper quality, binding durability or current stock. Each book is listed at $49.99 US, making the six-book route $299.94 at list; shop prices can differ.

Older paperbacks and paperback omnibuses are outside this checked inventory. Their volume numbers appear here only to identify the Deluxe contents. The Deluxe listings credit translator Justin Burns; no claim is made that an older paperback prints the same wording. No anime continuation chapter has been established.

Lines from this series

• “Hey, whatever happened to thou shalt not kill?!”

  Vash the Stampede · Trigun What the story had to build→

• “You had me kinda worried. I noticed you always smile and seem really friendly, but the way you smiled was so empty it hurt to watch you. You're hurting like crazy on the inside, yet you grin and bear it.”

  Nicholas D. Wolfwood · Trigun Read against the character's own history→

• “Sometimes the answers just crash down from heaven.”

  Nicholas D. Wolfwood · Trigun The contrarian read→

• “Hey! That happened to be my can of pudding! And you wasted it. You should never get between people and their pudding.”

  Milly Thompson · Trigun The case against this line→

• “Well, I guess it is kind of a stupid approach, isn't it? I know that...you're right, it's true. It is very sloppy of me. But you know what? I made a promise. If I put out even one flame of life, it would make her sad.”

  Vash the Stampede · Trigun Read against the character's own history→

• “No, no! What am I thinking? I can't do that! I'm a man of God for God's sake!”

  Nicholas D. Wolfwood · Trigun What the story had to build→

Every Trigun quote

Guides for this series

• Trigun Manga Buying Guide: Original Deluxe Before Maximum
• Trigun Watch Order: 1998, Badlands Rumble, Stampede and Stargaze
• Trigun's Ending, Explained: the 1998 Anime vs Trigun Maximum
• Trigun and Trigun Stampede: Sub or Dub?
• Did Vash Really Say “Love and Peace”?
• The Best Trigun Quotes, and the Ones We Left Out

All guides