Trigun Multiple Bullets

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Trigun Multiple Bullets
Japanese cover
Series
Type	Anthology
Written By	Yasuhiro Nightow Various
Serialized In
Japanese Publisher	Shonen Gahosha Co., Ltd., Tokyo
Publication Date	December 28, 2011
US Publisher	Dark Horse Comics
US Publication Date	March 6, 2013
Volume Number
Number of Chapters	8
Number of Pages	240

Trigun Multiple Bullets is a 2012 manga anthology, including both a continuation of Trigun: Badlands Rumble by Yasuhiro Nightow and multiple original stories written by guest artists.

Summary

From the Dark Horse English back cover:

Trigun is back with a heavily-armed posse of talented gunslingers! An anthology of Trigun tales, Multiple Bullets features the hard-to-find story "Badlands Rumble"^{see notes} by Trigun creator Yasuhiro Nightow from the limited-edition Trigun: Badlands Rumble DVD, plus original Trigun stories from top creators Boichi (Sun-ken Rock), Yusuke Takeyama (Rai the Blade: Rising)^{see notes}, Satoshi Mizukami (Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer), Kenji Mitsuyoshi and Koichi Ishikawa's studio Ark Performance (Mobile Suit Gundam); Akira Sagami (Scramble Happy), humor cartoonist Yuga Takauchi, and Masakazu Ishiguro (And Yet the Town Moves).

Chapters

#	Artist	English Title (Dark Horse)
	Masakazu Ishiguro	PINUP ILLUSTRATION
1	Yasuhiro Nightow	TRIGUN: BADLANDS RUMBLE--EXTRA SHOWDOWN WITH THE DODONGO BROTHERS IN HONEYCOMBED VILLAGE (PART 1)
2	Yasuhiro Nightow	TRIGUN: BADLANDS RUMBLE--EXTRA SHOWDOWN WITH THE DODONGO BROTHERS IN HONEYCOMBED VILLAGE (PART 2)
3	Boichi	TRIGUN: THE LOST PLANT
4	Satoshi Mizukami	DENIZENS OF THE SAND PLANET
5	Ark Performance	LES ENFANTS
6	Yuga Takauchi	MIL / MER TV
7	Yusuke Takeyama	RAIJIN (THUNDER GOD): RISING
8	Akira Sagami	CUTTING IS FIGHTING

Trigun Movie Cheerleaders

#	Name
1	Toshinao Aoki
2	Maki Asai
3	Hiromu Arakawa
4	Tetsuo Araki
5	Masakazu Ishiguro
6	Masashi Ishihama
7	Daisuke Ishiwatari
8	Mami Ito
9	Taraku Uon
10	Gen Urobuchi
11	Kanetaka Ebigawa
12	Chiro Okochi
13	Yoshimitsu Ohashi
14	Takeshi Okazaki
15	Hideyuki Kurata
16	Yosuke Kuroda
17	Yun Kouga
18	Kumiko Saiki
19	Daisuke Sato
20	Tatsuo Sato
21	Atsushi Suzumi
22	Nobuyuki Takagi
23	Tatsuya Takahashi
24	Takashi Takeuchi
25	Fumiko Tanikawa
26	Tadaji Tamori
27	Katsuya Terada
28	Yasunari Toda
29	Kinoko Nasu
30	Yoshimune
31	Yoko Nihonbashi
32	Hekiru Hikawa
33	Ryo Hirao
34	Shinichi Hiromoto
35	Noriyuki Fukuda
36	Kosuke Fujishima
37	Boichi
38	Ko Matsuo
39	Takaharu Matsumoto
40	Seiji Mizushima
41	Toru Minazuki
42	Kanata Minamino
43	Shiro Miwa
44	Mukku
45	Toshimichi Mori
46	Daisuke Moriyama
47	Takayuki Yanase
48	Akitaro Yamada
49	Hajime Yamamura
50	Koushi Rokudo
51	Nobohiro Watsuki

Notes & Trivia

• The "Trigun Movie Cheerleaders" congratulatory messages and illustrations included between chapters of the book were previously viewable on the movie's website.

Errors

• The Dark Horse English back cover blurb has multiple errors:
  • The follow-up extra manga story is incorrectly called "Badlands Rumble," which was the name of the film. The full title of the follow-up extra manga was "Gekijōban Trigun Bangai-hen: Dodongo Kyōdai Honeycombed Village no Kettō", which was translated to "TRIGUN: BADLANDS RUMBLE--EXTRA SHOWDOWN WITH THE DODONGO BROTHERS IN HONEYCOMBED VILLAGE" in the book itself.
  • Yusuke Takeyama's story is incorrectly referred to as "Rai the Blade: Rising." In the book itself, the story's title was translated as "RAIJIN (THUNDER GOD): RISING"
    • Additionally, this appears to be a misspelling/mistranslation of Rai-Dei the Blade's name, omitting the second syllable.
• The Dark Horse English release does not include the gag covers.

Links

• Shonen Gashosha official website page for the book (Japanese)
• Dark Horse official website page for the book