In the late Edo Period, a demon known as the Impure King killed thousands of people. After defeating the demon, the Knights of the True Cross kept its left eye safely sealed away on Academy grounds—but now someone has stolen it! Hearing the thief has taken a child hostage, Yukio and Rin go to help. The investigation and pursuit will lead Rin and his friends to Kyoto and involve them even deeper in a sinister plot! But will his friends’ knowledge that Rin is the son of Satan drive a wedge between them?
Series Information
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| Story and Art by |
Kazue Kato |
| Series Page |
Blue Exorcist |
| Romaji Title | Ao no Futsumashi |
| Japanese Title | 青の祓魔師〈エクソシスト〉 |
| Prequel Series | N/A |
| Reading Order |
This is the fifth volume. Read volumes 1 to 4 first. |
| Status | Ongoing |
| Genres | Action, Adventure, Demons, Drama, Fantasy, School, Supernatural |
| Demographic | Shounen |
| Japanese Publisher | Shueisha |
| Series Links | MangaUpdates, MyAnimeList |
Product Description
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| Volume | Single |
| Chapters Included | 16-19 |
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ISBN-13 |
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| Release Date | December 6, 2011 |
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Format |
Trade Paperback |
| Trim Size | 5.00" x 7.50" |
| Book Price | $ 9.99 $11.99 (2024+) |
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Pages |
202 |
| Age Rating | Teen+ |
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English Publisher |
VIZ Media |
| Imprint |
Shonen Jump |
Book Staff
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| Translation | John Werry |
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Lettering |
John Hunt |
| Touch-up Art | John Hunt |
| Adaptation | John Werry |
| Cover Design | Sam Elzway |
| Interior Design/Layout | Sam Elzway |
| Editing | Mike Montesa |
Anime
This series has an anime adaptation!
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Romaji Title |
Ao no Futsumashi |
| Japanese Title | 青の祓魔師（エクソシスト） |
| Format | TV Anime |
| Aired | Spring 2011 |
| Studio | A-1 Pictures |
| Links | MyAnimeList, Anilist |
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