List of Air Gear chapters

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The cover of Air Gear volume 1 as released by Kodansha on September 17, 2008 in Japan.

This is a list of chapters, in their volumes, for the manga series, Air Gear . The series ended at volume 37. totaling 357 chapters, released on July 17, 2012. In North America, the series was licensed by Del Rey and, after its shut down, by Kodansha USA. [1]

Contents

Volume list

No.Original release dateOriginal ISBNEnglish release dateEnglish ISBN
1 May 14, 2003 [2] 978-4-06-363242-2 July 25, 2006 [3] 978-0-345-49278-4
  • Trick 1–5
2 July 15, 2003 [4] 978-4-06-363266-8 October 31, 2006 [5] 978-0-345-49279-1
  • Trick 6–14
3 October 17, 2003 [6] 978-4-06-363303-0 January 31, 2007 [7] 978-0-345-49280-7
  • Trick 15–23
4 December 17, 2003 [8] 978-4-06-363325-2 May 1, 2007 [9] 978-0-345-49281-4
  • Trick 24–32
5 March 17, 2004 [10] 978-4-06-363347-4 July 31, 2007 [11] 978-0-345-49282-1
  • Trick 33–41
6 May 17, 2004 [12] 978-4-06-363370-2 October 30, 2007 [13] 978-0-345-49283-8
  • Trick 42–50
7 August 17, 2004 [14] 978-4-06-363415-0 January 31, 2008 [15] 978-0-345-49909-7
  • Trick 51–59
8 November 17, 2004 [16] 978-4-06-363450-1 April 29, 2008 [17] 978-0-345-49910-3
  • Trick 60–68
9 February 17, 2005 [18] 978-4-06-363486-0 July 29, 2008 [19] 978-0-345-50195-0
  • Trick 69–77
10 May 17, 2005 [20] 978-4-06-363528-7 October 28, 2008 [21] 978-0-345-50813-3
  • Trick 78–86
11 August 17, 2005 [22] 978-4-06-363562-1 January 27, 2009 [23] 978-0-345-50814-0
  • Trick 87–95
12 December 16, 2005 [24] 978-4-06-363613-0 April 28, 2009 [25] 978-0-345-50815-7
  • Trick 96–104
13 March 17, 2006 [26] 978-4-06-363639-0 July 28, 2009 [27] 978-0-345-50816-4
  • Trick 105–113
14 June 16, 2006 [28] 978-4-06-363678-9
978-4-06-362056-6 (limited edition)		October 27, 2009 [29] 978-0-345-50817-1
  • Trick 114–122
15 September 15, 2006 [30] 978-4-06-363717-5
978-4-06-362061-0 (limited edition)		August 31, 2010 [31] 978-0-345-50818-8
  • Trick 123–132
16 January 17, 2007 [32] 978-4-06-363775-5 August 31, 2010 [31] 978-0-345-50818-8
  • Trick 133–143
17 April 17, 2007 [33] 978-4-06-363816-5 August 31, 2010 [31] 978-0-345-50818-8
  • Trick 144–155
18 August 17, 2007 [34] 978-4-06-363865-3 June 14, 2011 978-1-93-542909-8
  • Trick 156–165
19 November 16, 2007 [35] 978-4-06-363909-4 August 16, 2011 978-1-93-542910-4
  • Trick 166–175
20 March 17, 2008 [36] 978-4-06-363960-5
978-4-06-362101-3 (limited edition)		October 25, 2011 978-1-93-542911-1
  • Trick 176–185
21 June 17, 2008 [37] 978-4-06-363996-4
978-4-06-362115-0 (limited edition)		December 13, 2011 978-1-93-542912-8
  • Trick 186–196
22 September 17, 2008 [38] 978-4-06-384036-0 February 14, 2012 978-1-61-262027-5
  • Trick 197–207
23 December 17, 2008 [39] 978-4-06-384082-7 April 17, 2012 978-1-61-262028-2
  • Trick 208–217
24 March 17, 2009 [40] 978-4-06-384109-1 June 12, 2012 978-1-61-262029-9
  • Trick 218–227
25 June 17, 2009 [41] 978-4-06-384144-2 August 7, 2012 978-1-61-262030-5
  • Trick 228–237
26 September 17, 2009 [42] 978-4-06-384183-1 October 9, 2012 978-1-61-262031-2
  • Trick 238–247
27 December 17, 2009 [43] 978-4-06-384220-3 February 19, 2013 978-1-61-262032-9
  • Trick 248–256
28 April 16, 2010 [44] 978-4-06-384279-1 June 18, 2013 978-1-61-262033-6
  • Trick 257–266
29 July 16, 2010 [45] 978-4-06-384325-5 October 29, 2013 978-1-61-262034-3
  • Trick 267–277
30 November 17, 2010 [46] 978-4-06-384394-1 February 4, 2014 978-1-61-262035-0
  • Trick 278–286
31 March 17, 2011 [47] 978-4-06-384457-3 June 24, 2014 978-1-61-262246-0
  • Trick 287–296
32 June 17, 2011 [48] 978-4-06-384501-3 October 21, 2014 978-1-61-262247-7
  • Trick 297–306
33 September 16, 2011 [49] 978-4-06-384550-1 February 24, 2015 978-1-61-262248-4
  • Trick 307–316
34 December 16, 2011 [50] 978-4-06-384596-9 April 12, 2016 978-1-61-262104-3
  • Trick 317–327
35 March 16, 2012 [51] 978-4-06-384640-9 June 14, 2016 978-1-61-262105-0
  • Trick 328–338
36 June 15, 2012 [52] 978-4-06-384685-0 June 15, 2017 978-1-61-262106-7
  • Trick 339–348
37 July 17, 2012 [53] 978-4-06-384702-4 June 26, 2018 978-1-61-262107-4
  • Trick 349–357

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  2. ↑ エア·ギア(1) 大暮維人 講談社 [Air Gear vol 1] (in Japanese). Kodansha . Retrieved May 22, 2018.
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  6. ↑ エア·ギア(3) 大暮維人 講談社 [Air Gear vol 3] (in Japanese). Kodansha . Retrieved May 22, 2018.
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  8. ↑ エア·ギア(4) 大暮維人 講談社 [Air Gear vol 4] (in Japanese). Kodansha . Retrieved May 22, 2018.
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  14. ↑ エア·ギア(7) 大暮維人 講談社 [Air Gear vol 7] (in Japanese). Kodansha . Retrieved May 22, 2018.
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  16. ↑ エア·ギア(8) 大暮維人 講談社 [Air Gear vol 8] (in Japanese). Kodansha . Retrieved May 22, 2018.
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  31. 1 2 3 "Air Gear vol 15/16/17". Del Rey . Retrieved May 17, 2009.
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