List of Soul Eater chapters

Soul Eater is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Atsushi Okubo.[1] The series follows the adventures of three students at a school called the Death Weapon Meister Academy (or DWMA for short), known as meisters, who use demon weapon companions with human and weapon forms. These meisters, Maka Albarn, Black Star, and Death the Kid, seek to turn their weapons, Soul Eater, Tsubaki, and the Thompson sisters respectively, into "death scythes" for Shinigami, the Grim Reaper and head of the DWMA, by having their weapons consume the souls of 99 evil humans and one witch.[2]

The manga initially began as three separate one-shots serialized between June 24, 2003 and November 26, 2003 in two manga magazines published by Square Enix. The first one-shot was published in the summer 2003 special edition of Gangan Powered,[3] the second following in the autumn 2003 special edition of the same magazine,[4] and the third serialized in Gangan Wing. The manga started regular serialization in Square Enix's Monthly Shōnen Gangan magazine on May 12, 2004. The first tankōbon was released by Square Enix under their Gangan Comics imprint on June 22, 2004 in Japan; as of September 22, 2011, 20 volumes have been released.[5]

The series is published in English by Yen Press, and is serialized in Yen Press' Yen Plus manga anthology magazine. The first issue of Yen Plus was released on July 29, 2008.[6] An anime adaptation of the manga, produced by Bones and Aniplex, aired on TV Tokyo between April 7, 2008 and March 30, 2009 and contained 51 episodes.[7][8]

Contents

Volume list

No. Japanese English
Release date ISBN Release date ISBN
01 June 22, 2004[9] ISBN 978-4-7575-1223-8 October 27, 2009[1][10] ISBN 978-0-75953-001-0
  • "Soul Eater" (ソウル=イーター "Sōru Ītā"?)
  • "Black Star (ブラック☆スター "Burakku Sutā"?)
  • "Death the Kid (デス･ザ･キッド "Desu za Kiddo"?)
  • 001. "Remedial Lesson (Part 1)" (補習授業(前編) "Hoshū Jugyō (Zenpen)"?)
Maka Albarn and her weapon partner Soul Eater have gathered ninety-nine evil human souls and manage to collect the soul of Blair, who they initially assume to be a witch, only to discover she is actually a magical cat, forcing them to start over. Black Star and his partner Tsubaki track down the witch Angela and her bodyguard Mifune, whose soul is equivalent to ninety-nine human souls, but decide not to kill them upon discovering that Angela is a helpless child. Shinigami's son Death the Kid and his partners Liz and Patty Thompson go soul-hunting in an Egyptian pyramid filled with mummies, but all the souls they collect are confiscated after they accidentally destroy the pyramid. To make up for the souls they have failed to collect, Maka, Soul, Black Star, and Tsubaki take a remedial class where they end up fighting an undead DWMA teacher, Sid Barrett.
02 November 22, 2004[11] ISBN 978-4-7575-1322-8 February 23, 2010[1][12] ISBN 978-0-75953-048-5
  • 002. "Remedial Lesson (Part 2)" (補習授業(後編) "Hoshū Jugyō (Kōhen)"?)
  • 003. "The 'New Student' and 'Soul Observation'" ("新入生"と"魂観察" "'Shinnyūsei' to 'Tamashii Kansatsu'"?)
  • 004. "Demon Sword (Part 1)" (魔剣(前編) "Maken (Zenpen)"?)
  • 005. "Demon Sword (Part 2)" (魔剣(後編) "Maken (Kōhen)"?)
Maka, Soul, Black Star, and Tsubaki are nearly overwhelmed in battle against Dr. Franken Stein, the most powerful meister to ever graduate from the DWMA, who reveals that the fight had been set up for their remedial class and goes on to teach at the DWMA. Kid decides to enroll at the DWMA and displays his immense power in battle against Soul and Black Star, who are incompatible with each other. Maka and Soul encounter Crona, the wielder of the demon sword Ragnarok, who absorbs human souls under orders of the witch Medusa and risks transforming into a kishin, a demon god that could plunge the world into chaos and madness. Soul is severely injured while protecting Maka in battle against Crona, who is defeated by Stein and Maka's father, Death Scythe.
03 April 22, 2005[13] ISBN 978-4-7575-1413-3 June 15, 2010[1] ISBN 978-0-75953-065-5
  • 006. "Holy Sword" (聖剣 "Seiken"?)
  • 007. "Uncanny Sword (Part 1)" (妖刀(前編) "Yōtō (zenpen)"?)
  • 008. "Uncanny Sword (Part 2)" (妖刀(後編) "Yōtō (kōhen)"?)
  • 009. "Persevering Soul" (がんばれる魂 "Ganbareru Tamashii"?)
Black Star and Kid search for the holy sword Excalibur, hoping to obtain its legendary power, but abandon him upon being unable to put up with his overly-egotistical attitude. Black Star and Tsubaki are sent after the Uncanny Sword Masamune, a demon sword and Tsubaki's brother who is attacking humans. Tsubaki defeats her brother, absorbing his soul and gaining his powers. Hoping to overcome her dependence on Soul, Maka becomes willing to face her fears of Soul being in danger. Meanwhile, Medusa poses as a nurse at the DWMA to experiment on the "black blood" she had placed in Crona, which Soul has been infected with during their fight. Her experiments have raised the ire of two witches, Eruka Frog and the oldest Mizune sister, but Medusa kills Mizune and threatens Eruka into serving her.
04 August 22, 2005[14] ISBN 978-4-7575-1505-5 October 26, 2010[1] ISBN 978-0-75953-127-7
  • 010. "The Experiment (Part 1)" (実験(前編) "Jikken (zenpen)"?)
  • 011. "The Experiment (Part 2)" (実験(後編) "Jikken (kōhen)"?)
  • 012. "Ultimate Written Exam" (超筆記試験 "Chō-hikkishiken"?)
  • 013. "Black Dragon (Part 1)" (黒龍(前編) "Kokuryū (zenpen)"?)
  • 014. "Black Dragon (Part 2)" (黒龍(後編) "Kokuryū (kōhen)"?)
Medusa has an immortal werewolf named Free released from prison in order to test the black blood in Soul. Maka and Soul defeat Free, but Maka discovers that she has been unknowingly infected with the black blood by Soul. The DWMA students have a major examination which Soul, Black Star, and Kid fail miserably, though Maka scores the highest in the class. Kid, Liz, and Patty are dispatched to investigate the living ship Niddhogg, which has been stealing human souls. Crona and Ragnarok arrive and absorb all the souls on board the ship and retreat despite Kid's best efforts, leaving Kid with a chilling premonition about one of the DWMA's darkest secrets.
05 December 22, 2005[15] ISBN 978-4-7575-1584-0 February 22, 2011[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-107-9
  • 015. "The Anniversary Celebration" (創立記念前夜祭 "Sōritsu Kinen Zen'yasai"?)
  • 016. "A Fight to the Death at the Anniversary Celebration (Part 1)" (前夜祭の死闘(その1) "Zen'yasai no Shitō (sono ichi)"?)
  • 017. "A Fight to the Death at the Anniversary Celebration (Part 2)" (前夜祭の死闘(その2) "Zen'yasai no Shitō (sono ni)"?)
  • 018. "A Fight to the Death at the Anniversary Celebration (Part 3)" (前夜祭の死闘(その3) "Zen'yasai no Shitō (sono san)"?)
The DWMA holds a celebration to mark the anniversary of its founding. Medusa uses this time to stage an attack with Crona, Free, Eruka, and the Mizune family to execute her ultimate plan: to use the black blood to awaken the original kishin, Asura, who is sleeping beneath the DWMA building. Maka, Black Star, Kid, Stein, and their partners manage to escape before Shinigami and the other DWMA students are imprisoned inside the building. Stein battles Medusa with Death Scythe to let the others stop her cohorts from awakening the kishin. Black Star and Kid go on to track down Free and Eruka while Maka stays behind to engage Crona. To defeat Crona, Maka and Soul draw upon the power and madness of the black blood, causing Maka to slip into madness.
06 April 22, 2006[16] ISBN 978-4-7575-1671-7 June 28, 2011[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-109-3
  • 019. "A Fight to the Death at the Anniversary Celebration (Part 4)" (前夜祭の死闘(その4) "Zen'yasai no Shitō (sono yon)"?)
  • 020. "A Fight to the Death at the Anniversary Celebration (Part 5)" (前夜祭の死闘(その5) "Zen'yasai no Shitō (sono go)"?)
  • 021. "A Fight to the Death at the Anniversary Celebration (Part 6)" (前夜祭の死闘(その6) "Zen'yasai no Shitō (sono roku)"?)
  • 022. "A Fight to the Death at the Anniversary Celebration (Part 7)" (前夜祭の死闘(その7) "Zen'yasai no Shitō (sono nana)"?)
Maka manages to determine the source of Crona's childhood trauma before Soul helps her regain her sanity. Maka then comforts Crona, who surrenders. Meanwhile, Stein and Medusa's fight leads to a deadlock, while Black Star and Kid arrive to confront Free and Eruka in Asura's chamber. The combatants' efforts are stymied by the kishin's madness felt throughout the chamber, which leads to the black blood being injected into Asura. Medusa gloats her victory, only to be seemingly killed by Stein. Asura awakens and encounters Shinigami, who had escaped his own confines. Without a weapon, Shinigami is unable to defeat Asura, who retreats.
07 September 22, 2006[17] ISBN 978-4-7575-1774-5 October 25, 2011[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-110-9
  • 023. "Daily Life" (日常 "Nichijō"?)
  • 024. "Experimenting School (Part 1)" (体験入閣(前編) "Taiken Nyūkaku (zenpen)"?)
  • 025. "Experimenting School (Part 2)" (体験入閣(中篇) "Taiken Nyūkaku (chūhen)"?)
  • 026. "Experimenting School (Part 3)" (体験入閣(後編) "Taiken Nyūkaku (kōhen)"?)
  • 027. "Bodyguard (Part 1)" (用心棒(前編) "Yōjinbō (zenpen)"?)
Shinigami summons death scythes Justin Law, Marie Mjolnir, and Yumi Azusa to DWMA to combat Asura's influence. Meanwhile, Crona becomes a trial student at DWMA and is sent on a mission to the Czech Republic with Maka and Soul to find a golem that has been attacking people. They discover that the golem contains the soul of the witch Arachne, who resurfaces after 800 years of hiding and injures Maka. Justin saves Maka and Crona, and Arachne retreats to regroup with her worldwide organization, Arachnophobia, waging war against DWMA. Black Star infiltrates an Arachnophobia facility to avenge Maka and reencounters Mifune, who is now a member of Arachnophobia.
08 January 22, 2007[18] ISBN 978-4-7575-1922-0 February 28, 2012[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-112-3
  • 028. "Bodyguard (Part 2)" (用心棒(後編) "Yōjinbō (kōhen)"?)
  • 029. "Snake" (蛇 "Hebi"?)
  • 030. "Reunion Express (Part 1)" (再会特急(前編) "Saikai Tokkyū (zenpen)"?)
  • 031. "Reunion Express (Part 2)" (再会特急(後編) "Saikai Tokkyū (kōhen)"?)
Mifune defeats Black Star, and Sid manages to destroy the facility. As Mifune retreats, he gives Tsubaki advice on how to control her brother's power. In Death City, Medusa's remains enter a small girl, whom Medusa uses as her host. She travels to meet Arachne, her sister, and plans to topple Arachne's organization after being rejected. Kid is dispatched to find a demon tool in a train that has never stopped running for 100 years. He finds the train, with an Arachnophobia agent and a Mizune joining the hunt for the demon tool. Kid manages to find the demon tool, and finds his father's signature on it alongside that of Eibon, the creator of the demon tool.
09 May 22, 2007[19] ISBN 978-4-7575-2015-8 June 2012[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-113-0
  • 032. "The Corner of The Room" (部屋の隅 "Heya no Sumi"?)
  • Special. "The Legend of the Holy Sword" (聖剣伝説 "Seiken Densetsu"?)
  • 033. "A Class Full of Rivalry" (対抗授業 "Taikō Jūgyō"?)
  • 034. "'Brew' Tempest (Part 1)" ("BREW"波乱(その1) "'BREW' Haran (sono ichi)"?)
  • 035. "'Brew' Tempest (Part 2)" ("BREW"波乱(その2) "'BREW' Haran (sono ni)"?)
Kid attempts to research who Eibon is and finds that the book on Eibon was taken by Medusa. Meanwhile, Crona begins to adapt well to life at DWMA, and is confronted by Medusa, who asks Crona to spy on DWMA. Crona places an item into Marie Mjölnir, a death scythe and Stein's new partner, to increase Stein's insanity. To counter the threat from Arachnophobia, Stein trains Maka, Black Star, and Kid in duel arts, a form of combat in which the three synchronize their souls to fight better in tandem. Although Maka and Black Star are initially incompatible, they overcome their differences for the sake of their team. Shinigami dispatches DWMA's forces to find "Brew", one of the most powerful demon tools created by Eibon. While the battle rages on the island where Brew is located, Maka, Black Star, and Kid attempt to find Brew, and encounter Mosquito, one of Arachne's foremost servants.
10 October 22, 2007[20] ISBN 978-4-7575-2132-2 October 2012[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-114-7
  • 036. "'Brew' Tempest (Part 3)" ("BREW" 波乱(その3) "'BREW' Haran (sono san)"?)
  • 037. "'Brew' Tempest (Part 4)" ("BREW" 波乱(その4) "'BREW' Haran (sono yon)"?)
  • 038. "Internal Investigation (Part 1)" (内部調査(前編) "Naibu Chōsa (zenpen)"?)
  • 039. "Internal Investigation (Part 2)" (内部調査(後編) "Naibu Chōsa (kōhen)"?)
Although Maka, Black Star, and Kid successfully use duel arts to fight against Mosquito, they are forced to retreat after Mosquito continually transforms into younger, stronger forms fight. However, Mosquito unknowingly returns to Arachnophobia with a replica of Brew, as Medusa sent Mizune to retrieve Brew during the battle. Fearing that there is a traitor at the Death Weapon Meister Academy, Shinigami summons Joe Buttataki to investigate, and he begins to suspect that Stein, who has been experiencing fits of madness due to Asura's awakening, is the traitor. Meanwhile, Maka accidentally overhears Crona talking with Eruka, and she realizes that Crona is a spy. At DWMA, Black Star deliberately instigates a fight with Kid to confront his doubts due to his recent string of defeats, and Kid defeats him. Elsewhere, Joe Buttataki is attacked and killed by an unknown assailant, and Death Scythe and Sid come to Stein's house to arrest him.
11 March 22, 2008[21] ISBN 978-4-7575-2239-8 February 2013[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-115-4
  • 040. "Decision" (決意 "Ketsui"?)
  • 041. "The Clown (Part 1)" (道化師(前編) "Dōkeshi (zenpen)"?)
  • 042. "The Clown (Part 2)" (道化師(中篇) "Dōkeshi (chūhen)"?)
  • 043. "The Clown (Part 3)" (道化師(後編) "Dōkeshi (kōhen)"?)
  • 044. "Deal" (選択 "Sentaku"?)
Death Scythe, Sid, and Marie tell Stein that they believe that he is not the killer, and Death Scythe instructs Stein to leave Death City with Marie to find Joe's killer. Meanwhile, Black Star leaves Death City with Tsubaki, who suggests going to her parents' home. Eruka arrives at Crona's room to instruct Crona to leave DWMA. The following day, Maka is dispatched with Kid to investigate a demonic factory. Inside the factory, Maka encounters a clown that is a product of the madness Asura created throughout the world. The clown attempts to overcome Maka with madness, but Soul helps her in finding the courage to overcome her fear, vastly increasing her power and allowing her to defeat the clown. At the academy, two witch agents are found, and meister Kim Diehl, a secret witch, and partner Jacqueline O. Lantern Dupré run away from the DWMA and are accepted into Arachnophobia by Mosquito. Shinigami then learns that the witches' locations were disclosed by Medusa, who offers a deal to reveal the location of Arachne's headquarters.
12 June 21, 2008[22] ISBN 978-4-7575-2300-5 June 2013[1] ISBN 978-0-31607-293-9
  • 045. "Trade" (取り引き "Torihiki"?)
  • 046. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 1)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その1) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono ichi)"?)
  • 047. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 2)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その2) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono ni)"?)
  • 048. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 3)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その3) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono san)"?)
Medusa offers to lead a strike team into Baba Yaga's castle, Arachne's headquarters, and gives Shinigami the real Brew as a sign of good faith. Shinigami agrees and Maka, Kid, Ox Ford, and Kilik Rung are assigned to the team. With Medusa's aid, the team manages to evade the perimeter defenses around Baba Yaga's castle and they successfully infiltrate it. Medusa explains that there are eight locks to Arachne's throne room and that the group will have to separate to destroy them. Ox attempts to search for Kim, who he has feelings for, in the castle. He finds her manipulated by a machine that lowers morality, and she stabs him, claiming her allegiance is to Arachnophobia. The alarms in Baba Yaga's castle begin to activate, however, as Black Star arrives, running straight through all the perimeter's defenses.
13 October 22, 2008[23] ISBN 978-4-7575-2400-2 — —
  • 049. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 4)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その4) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono yon)"?)
  • 050. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 5)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その5) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono go)"?)
  • 051. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 6)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その6) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono roku)"?)
  • 052. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 7)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その7) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono nana)"?)
Black Star begins to fight Mifune, and due to the training he had at Tsubaki's home, he is able to fully use Tsubaki's demon sword ability and fights Mifune evenly. Inside the castle, Ox battles Kim, and attempts to convince her of his devotion. He manages to overcome the morality machine, and Kim relents. Elsewhere, Kid and Free encounter Mosquito, who transforms into his strongest form to fight both of them.
14 March 21, 2009[24] ISBN 978-4-7575-2509-2 — —
  • 053. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 8)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その8) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono hachi)"?)
  • 054. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 9)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その9) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono kyū)"?)
  • 055. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 10)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その10) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono jū)"?)
  • 056. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 11)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その11) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono jūichi)"?)
  • 057. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 12)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その12) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono jūni)"?)
While fighting Mosquito, the demon tool Brew Kid was holding activates, enabling him to hold off Mosquito's attacks before the enemy gets away. Elsewhere in the castle, Kilik fights alongside Ox with their weapons, and the final two castle locks are destroyed. Arachne attacks Maka's group with a mental attack, but they soon break through it. Maka, Soul, and Medusa enter Arachne's inner lair and surprisingly discover her lifeless corpse. Mosquito fights with Eibon, but is killed quickly, and soon after Kid is sucked into Eibon's book as Liz and Patty look on in horror. Outside the castle, Black Star continues his fight with Mifune until he finally defeats him.
15 September 18, 2009[25] ISBN 978-4-7575-2678-5 — —
  • 058. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 13)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その13) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono jūsan)"?)
  • 059. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 14)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その14) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono jūyon)"?)
  • 060. "Operation: Capture Baba Yaga's Castle (Part 15)" (ババ･ヤガーの城攻略作戦(その15) "Baba Yagā no Shiro Kōryaku Sakusen (sono jūgo)"?)
  • 061. "Tying Things Up and New Beginnings." (とりあえずまとめ､ と始まり｡ "Toriaezu Matome, to Hajimari."?)
  • 062. "Starting" (始動 "Shidō"?)
Arachne, now free from the confines of her body, attacks Maka, Soul, and Medusa, who is incapacitated almost immediately. Arachne uses insanity on everyone (even Arachnophobia members), though Maka and Soul counter with Soul's healing music transmitted through Maka's soul wavelength to everyone else via Arachne's own spider webs. Maka and Soul invoke the "Demon Hunter" technique and quickly defeat Arachne. Medusa unexpectedly takes Arachne's discarded corpse as her own and flees the castle after the monkey meister Enrique and his Death Scythe partner Tezca Tlipoca arrive from South America. With the mission over, everyone goes back to Death City to recover from the ordeal. Stein and Marie confront Justin Law, the culprit who killed Joe Buttataki, but he is able to get away with the help of a magical artifact. After that, Shinigami creates a new DWMA elite squad called Spartoí, and Soul finally becomes a Death Scythe.
16 February 22, 2010[26] ISBN 978-4-7575-2790-4 — —
  • 063. "Gonna Be An Angel" (天使になるもん "Tenshi ni Narumon"?)
  • 064. "Preparedness" (心構え "Kokorogamae"?)
  • 065. "Black Wings VS White Wings" (黒羽 VS 白羽 "Kurohane VS Shirohane"?)
  • 066. "The Witch's Research (Part 1)" (魔女の研究(前編) "Majo no Kenkyū (zenpen)"?)
  • 067. "The Witch's Research (Part 2)" (魔女の研究(後編) "Majo no Kenkyū (kōhen)"?)
While testing her new flying ability made available through Soul's powers as a Death Scythe, Maka learns that she is now considered to be a valuable asset to her enemies and will be hunted, which is made clear when she is attacked by Noah's servant Gopher, who she manages to defeat. Later, Kilik, Kim, Liz, and Patty retrieve Medusa's research notes in her old laboratory, briefly encountering and fighting off a black clown manufactured by Medusa. Black Star, meanwhile, seeks out Medusa's hideout and encounters Crona.
17 July 22, 2010[27] ISBN 978-4-7575-2930-4 — —
  • 068. "Abyss, Uncleanliness, Darkness" (捺落、不浄、暗黒 "Naraku, Fujō, Ankoku"?)
  • 069. "Love Triangle" (三角関係 "Sankaku Kankei"?)
  • 070. "Business Trip" (出張 "Shutchō"?)
  • 071. "The Great Old One" (旧支配者 "Kyū Shihaisha"?)
  • 072. "Salvage (Part 1)" (サルベージ(その1) "Sarubēji (sono ichi)"?)
Black Star discovers during his fight with Crona that Crona's memories of Maka and DWMA have been erased by Medusa. The fight is cut short when Medusa is attacked by Justin and orders Eruka and Mizune to help Crona escape. They succeed, but Eruka is captured by Black Star. At DWMA, Soul finds that dozens of other students are requesting him to become their partner now that he is a death scythe. Maka tries to pay the matter no mind until she notices a single girl who frequently stares at them from afar. Shinigami organizes a plan to rescue Kid from the Book of Eibon with the help of witches Kim, Risa, Arisa, and Eruka, who open a portal into the book for the members of Spartoí to enter. The group begins navigating the book's seven chapters, each based on the seven deadly sins, starting with the first chapter "Lust", where the group members switch genders. Meanwhile, deep within the book, Kid encounters a black amorphous creature referring to itself as the "Great Old One", which consumes him and begins to slowly drive him to madness.
18 November 22, 2010[28] ISBN 978-4-7575-3056-0 — —
  • 073. "Salvage (Part 2)" (サルベージ(その2) "Sarubēji (sono ni)"?)
  • 074. "Salvage (Part 3)" (サルベージ(その3) "Sarubēji (sono san)"?)
  • 075. "Salvage (Part 4)" (サルベージ(その4) "Sarubēji (sono yon)"?)
  • 076. "Salvage (Part 5)" (サルベージ(その5) "Sarubēji (sono go)"?)
19 March 22, 2011[29] ISBN 978-4-7575-3163-5 — —
  • 077. "Salvage (Part 6)" (サルベージ(その6) "Sarubēji (sono roku)"?)
  • 078. "Salvage (Part 7)" (サルベージ(その7) "Sarubēji (sono nana)"?)
  • 079. "Salvage (Part 8)" (サルベージ(その8) "Sarubēji (sono hachi)"?)
  • 080. "Salvage (Part 9)" (サルベージ(その9) "Sarubēji (sono kyū)"?)
  • 081. "Salvage (Part 10)" (サルベージ（その10） "Sarubēji (sono jū)"?)
20 September 22, 2011[30] ISBN 978-4-7575-3364-6 — —
  • 082. "Whereabouts" (行方 Yukue?)
  • 083. "Mad Blood" (狂血 Kyōketsu?)
  • 084. "Recovery" (リカバリー Rikabarī?)
  • 085. "Pursuit" (追跡 Tsuiseki?)
  • 086. "Hellfire" (業火 Gōka?)
  • 087. "Just a Simple Murder Story" (ただ人を殺す単純な物語 Tada Hito o Korosu Tanjun na Monogatari?)

Chapters not yet in tankōbon format

This incomplete list is frequently updated to include new information.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m "Soul Eater by Atsushi Ohkubo". Yen Press. http://yenpress.us/?page_id=451. Retrieved October 7, 2008. 
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