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| | |THE KING OF LONELINESS | ||
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| | |GOOD FOR NOTHING AND THE BLUES | ||
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| | |WHEN THEY ARRIVED, IT WAS ALREADY THE BEGINNING OF THE END | ||
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Revision as of 09:50, 11 April 2023
| Trigun & Trigun Maximum Volume 7 Happy Days | |
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| Series | Trigun & Trigun Maximum |
| Written By | Yasuhiro Nightow |
| Japanese Publisher | Shonen Gahosha Co., Ltd., Tokyo |
| Publication Date | 2002 |
| US Publisher | Dark Horse Comics |
| US Publication Date | November 16, 2005 [1] |
| Volume Number | 7 |
| Number of Chapters | 6 |
| Previous Volume | Trigun Maximum Volume 6: The Gunslinger |
| Next Volume | Trigun Maximum Volume 8: Silent Ruin |
Happy Days is the seventh volume of Trigun Maximum.
Summary
From the Dark Horse English back cover:
THE TRUTH REALLY HURTS!
Unlike the subtitle of this new installment of Trigun Maximum, Vash the Stampede isn't exactly experiencing the happiest of days. Rather his struggle with his brother-in-destruction, Knives, is escalating to extreme heights. But how did Knives become so angry? Creator Yasuhiro Nightow tells us of the past, and some dark secrets are revealed. Also in this volume, you'll discover that not only is Vash not the only one of his kind, but neither is Wolfwood! Trigun Maximum promises not only past history, but future frenzy!
Chapters
| # | English (Dark Horse) | Japanese |
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| 1 | happy days. | |
| 2 | SEPARATE WAYS | |
| 3 | THE KING OF LONELINESS | |
| 4 | GOOD FOR NOTHING AND THE BLUES | |
| 5 | WHEN THEY ARRIVED, IT WAS ALREADY THE BEGINNING OF THE END | |
| 6 | CONFLICT |