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World Trigger, Vol. 10 by Daisuke Ashihara

Series: World Trigger
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Destroy thy Neighbor! A gate to another dimension has burst open, and invincible monsters called Neighbors invade Earth. Osamu Mikumo may not be the best among the elite warriors who co-opt other-dimensional technology to fight back, but along with his Neighbor friend Yuma, he'll do whatever it takes to defend life on Earth as we know it.

With only seven seconds left until the crossroads, time is running out. Black Triggers face off as Miwa activates Fujin to bring the invasion to an end. But did they really escape the worst possible future?

About the Author
Daisuke Ashihara began his manga career at the age of 26 when his manga Room 303 won second place in the 75th Tezuka Awards. His first series, Super Dog Rilienthal, began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2009. World Trigger is his second serialized work in Weekly Shonen Jump. He is also the author of several shorter works, including the one-shots Super Dog Rilienthal and Trigger Keeper and Elite Agent Jin.


Book Information
ISBN 9781421584478
Author Daisuke Ashihara
Format Paperback
Page Count 192
Imprint Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Publisher Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Series World Trigger
Weight(grams) 181g
Dimensions(mm) 191mm * 127mm * 18mm

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Series:
World Trigger
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Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc


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