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''Trigun'' and ''Trigun Maximum'' are the names given to the original [[Trigun]] manga, released between 1995 and 2009. The series ran for two volumes as ''Trigun'' (three if you're Japanese) and for 14 more volumes as ''Trigun Maximum''. Originally printed as a shonen series in ''Monthly Shonen Captain'', the series moved to ''Young King Ours'' (and the seinen genre) when ''Monthly Shonen Captain'' folded in 1997.
'''''Trigun''''' and '''''Trigun Maximum''''' are the names given to the original [[Trigun]] manga, released between 1995 and 2009. The series was published initially as ''Trigun'' in 3 volumes by Shonen Captain Comics Special and then as two volumes by Young King Comics, and for 14 more volumes as ''Trigun Maximum,'' also published by Young King Comics. Originally printed as a shonen series in ''Monthly Shonen Captain'', the series moved to ''Young King Ours'' (and the seinen genre) when ''Monthly Shonen Captain'' folded in 1997.


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