List of Eyeshield 21 chapters

Cover of the first manga volume released by Viz Media on April 5, 2005 in North America.

The chapters of the Japanese manga series Eyeshield 21 were written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Yusuke Murata and serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump. Shueisha then collected the 333 chapters into 37 tankōbon volumes.

Chapters are called Downs in Eyeshield 21 for the reason that the manga focuses on high school American football. Two unnamed pilot chapters released before started the manga. The English publisher is Viz Media. They published the new volumes every two months under the Shonen Jump Advanced title.

Volume list

Volumes 1–20

No.	Title	Japanese release	English release
01	The Boy With the Golden Legs 光速の脚を持つ男	December 20, 2002[1] ISBN 978-4-08-873370-8	April 5, 2005[2] ISBN 978-1-59116-752-5
1st down. "The Boy with the Golden Legs" (黄金の脚を持つ男, "Ōgon no Ashi o Motsu Otoko"?) 2nd down. "The Five-Second Wall" (5秒の壁, "5 Byō no Kabe"?) 3rd down. "We Need Eleven!" (11人いる!, "11 Nin Iru!"?) 4th down. "Kill 'em!!" (ぶっころす!!, "Bukkorosu!!"?) 5th down. "Hero in a Pinch" (ピンチにはヒーロー!!, "Pinchi ni wa Hīrō!!"?) 6th down. "Grind 'em Into the Field" (フィールドをねじ伏せろ, "Fīrudo o Nejifusero"?) 7th down. "Eleven Scarecrows" (11 scarecrows(11人のかかし), "11 Scarecrows (11 Nin no Kakashi)"?)
Sena Kobayakawa has just managed to enter high school and on his first day, he is invited by Kurita to join an American football club. He uses his speed to escape from the Hah Brothers and, unknown to himself, is seen by Hiruma, the person in Deimon High School that Mamori, Sena's childhood friend, warned him about. Even worse, Hiruma makes him join the American football club as an offensive player named Eyeshield 21 with an eyeshield protector helmet. After getting members from other clubs for the Spring Kantou Tournament, they face off against the Kogaihama Cupids. After Sena makes the mistake of making Ishimaru wear soccer shoes, Sena is forced to play and makes a win of 6-3. Just as the game's over, Mamori comes to see a beaten up Sena and confronts Hiruma to make Sena quit from the club.
02	The False Hero インチキ·ヒーロー	March 4, 2003[3] ISBN 978-4-08-873398-2	May 31, 2005[4] ISBN 978-1-59116-809-6
008. "Something to Hold on to" (その手に掴むもの, "Sono Te ni Tsukamu Mono"?) 009. "The World of Power" (パワーの世界, "Pawā no Sekai"?) 010. "False Hero" (インチキ·ヒーロー, "Inchiki.Hīrō"?) 011. "Half-Second Bodyguard" (0.5秒のボディガード, "0.5 Byō no Bodigādo"?) 012. "Lucky Punch" (ラッキーパンチ, "Rakkī Panchi"?) 013. "Prince of the Kingdom" (王国のプリンス, "Ōkoku no Purinsu"?) 014. "Devil Magician" (DEVIL MAGICIAN(悪魔の魔法使い), "DEVIL MAGICIAN (Akuma no Mahōtsukai)"?) 015. "Knight of the Kingdom" (王国の騎士, "Ōkoku no Kishi"?) 016. "Two Scraps of Paper" (紙クズ2枚, "Kami Kuzu 2 Mai"?)
After Sena refuses to quit, Hiruma comes up with the idea to trick/make Mamori join the club as a secretary to protect Sena. A shocking surprise is that they have to face the Ojo White Knights in their next match. All the temporary players want more info about Eyeshield 21 from Hiruma, who tells a lie that he's from Notre Dame. During the big day, Sena nearly leaves the team after hearing that two players were injured by Seijuro Shin's attack, and that he's the primary target. But after all the players express their hope to beat them, he joins in. The Ojo White Knights are caught off guard when Sena makes a touchdown in the beginning of the match. They hope for the second touchdown but as Shin enters, everything changes. In the last few minutes of the second half, Hiruma takes off his uniform and tells everyone that they can't win. But in the end, Sena decides to play regardless of Hiruma's words.
03	And They're Called the Devil Bats その名は泥門デビルバッツ	June 4, 2003[5] ISBN 978-4-08-873439-2	August 2, 2005[6] ISBN 978-1-59116-874-4
017. "The Battle to Win" (勝つための闘い, "Katsu Tame no Tatakai"?) 018. "The World of Light Speed" (光速の世界, "Kōsoku no Sekai"?) 019. "The Beginning of Defeat" (挫折と始まり, "Zasetsu to Hajimari"?) 020. "Epilogue of the Prologue (Epilogue of Prologue(序章最終話)", "Epilogue of Prologue (Joshō Saishū Banashi)"?) 021. "And They're Called the Devil Bats" (その名は泥門デビルバッツ, "Sono na wa Doro Mon Debirubattsu"?) 022. "The Shape of a Hero" (ヒーローの形, "Hīrō no Katachi"?) 023. "A Dream Shattered and Then Another Dream" (夢やぶれて夢, "Yume Yabure Te Yume"?) 024. "Catch Master 80" (背番号80 キャッチの達人, "Sebangō 80 Kyacchi no Tatsujin"?) 025. "Declaration of War" (宣戦布告, "Sensen Fukoku"?)
Sena manages to make a second touchdown but in the end, his team loses. The next day, he learns that they have to practice even harder for their Autumn Kantou Tournament, so he decides to practice in the rain. Then Sena finds a great catcher named Taro Raimon (Monta). Monta declines to join the team but, during practice, as Hiruma is looking for a receiver, Monta manages to catch his fastball with one hand. After that, Hiruma persuades Monta to join the club, which he does after hearing some lies about Mamori. The next day, the news is that the Ojo White Knights nearly lost to the Sankaku Punks by one point. Hiruma is very upset as their 12-point tactic won't work; he decides to have an exhibition match with the Zokugaku Chameleons by dressing up as Eyeshield 21. After the meeting, Sena overhears Habashira Rui, the captain of the Zokugaku Chameleons, saying that Shin is pathetic, but Sena confronts him and disagrees.
04	Intimidation ビビらした男	August 4, 2003[7] ISBN 978-4-08-873498-9	October 10, 2005[8] ISBN 978-1-4215-0074-4
026. "Death of the Riceman" (ライス君殺人事件, "Raisu Kun Satsujin Jiken"?) 027. "A Reason for Battle" (闘いの理由, "Tatakai no Riyū"?) 028. "Monkey Hero" (ヒーローモンキー, "Hīrō Monkī"?) 029. "BAD vs BAD" (BAD vs BAD(悪対悪), "BAD vs BAD (Aku Tai Aku)"?) 030. "Intimidation" (ビビらした男, "Bibira Shi Ta Otoko"?) 031. "Cream Puff Party" (シュークリームパーティー, "Shūkurīmu Pātī"?) 032. "Tower of Hell" (HELL TOWER(地獄の塔), "HELL TOWER (Jigoku no Tō)"?) 033. "Tower of Heaven" (HEAVEN TOWER(天国の塔), "HEAVEN TOWER (Tengoku no Tō)"?) 034. "We Are Family" (ファミリー·ファミリー, "Famirī.Famirī"?)
After Habashira leaves, the football club decides to "kill" Rice Man, a makeshift practice piece of equipment for Hiruma's passing practice, as they have Monta for a great receiver. Soon, Monta finds out Sena's secret identity and is told the truth about Hiruma's scheme, that it's all his doing. The match is at the Deimon High School field. Before the match between the Zokugaku Chameleons and the Deimon Devil Bats, the Hah Brothers search inside their clubhouse for the negatives of the naked picture in Volume 1; unfortunately, Kurita interrupts their search. Hiruma knew this was a dangerous game and wanted to gather up more "support" players during the match. So Kurita has to go and get three more sets of equipment and when he finds them, he assumes that they want to join the club. The Devil Bats are easily dominating because Habashira is trying to focus on Eyeshield's runs, but they didn't expect Monta or even Ishimaru to be playing. When Sena does get the ball, he shows Habashira that he isn't intimidated by him and Habashira is actually the one getting intimidated. In the end, the Devil Bats win, 46-28. Hiruma wants the money they wager. But because they can't pay, Hiruma threatens to break down their bikes and sell their parts for some good money, so in the end, the Zokugaku Chameleons became Hiruma's slaves. Next day, there are pamphlets for anyone who wants to join their club. After the interviews finish, they worry that most of them will get bored and leave, so Hiruma gives them a test - a marathon run to the top of Tokyo Tower with bags of ice and must get past many obstacles. This test is appropriately dubbed "The Tower of Hell" In the end, Sena, Monta, Yukimitsu, Komusubi and the Hah Brothers pass the exam. After many days of practice, they go to watch the finals between the Ojo White Knights vs. Seibu Wild Gunmen. To their shock, the Wild Gunmen are in the lead.
05	Powerful	October 3, 2003[9] ISBN 978-4-08-873519-1	December 6, 2005[10] ISBN 978-1-4215-0113-0
035. "The Knights vs. The Gunmen" (騎士VSガンマン, "Kishi VS Gan Man"?) 036. "A Hero Has a Solid Foundation" (ヒーローは基礎固め, "Hīrō wa Kiso Katame"?) 037. "Qualifications to Be a Hero" (ヒーローの資格, "Hīrō no Shikaku"?) 038. "A Genuine Hero" (ホンモノ·ヒーロー, "Honmono.Hīrō"?) 039. "Spy 0021" 040. "Fightin' Linemen" (闘えラインマン, "Tatakae Rain Man"?) 041. "Powerful" 042. "The People Laugh at the Underdog" (小市民は挑戦者を笑う, "Shō Shimin wa Chōsen Sha o Warau"?) 043. "Power vs. Technique vs. Power vs. Technique" (パワーVSテクニックVSパワーVSテクニック, "Pawā VS Tekunikku VS Pawā VS Tekunikku"?)
Continued from the last volume, Ojo White Knights manage to win the Kanto Spring Tournament when Tetsuma, Seibu's ace receiver, goes to the bathroom after drinking too much water. Later, news comes that the X Aliens are challenging one of the Japan teams to fight them. Hiruma manages to offer their team to fight with them but is rejected by the editor. Hiruma uses his hacking technique with the help of Sena (as Eyeshield 21 and dubbed "Spy 0021") to fight with them. The next day, the news editors are shocked to hear news about Hiruma's fake e-mail, which has already been received by America. But the Taiyo Sphinxes, who were supposed to fight with X Aliens, aren't satisfied. So Hiruma challenges them to a friendly match. The Hah Brothers quit the team as they can't find the negatives from Volume 1, but after they are badly beaten by Banba of the Taiyo Sphinx, they return to the team to become stronger. The match starts off badly as the team can't break down Taiyo's pyramid line. But thanks to the new technique that the Hah Brothers learn, one of them manages to pin down Kasamatsu, one of the linemen.
06	Devil Bats Take Flight 跳べデビルバット	December 19, 2003[11] ISBN 978-4-08-873553-5	February 7, 2006[12] ISBN 978-1-4215-0274-8
044. "Major Rebellion" (大暴動, "Dai Bōdō"?) 045. "Persistent Fellows" (しつこい野郎共, "Shitsukoi Yarō Tomo"?) 046. "A Sad Offensive Style" (哀しき攻撃型, "Kanashiki Kōgeki Gata"?) 047. "The Catching Gods" (キャッチの神様, "Kyacchi no Kamisama"?) 048. "Devil Bats Take Flight!" (跳べデビルバット, "Tobe Debirubatto"?) 049. "The Kings Will Battle the Gods" (王は神へと挑む, "Ō wa Kami e to Idomu"?) 050. "The Warriors of Buddha's Gate" (仏門の戦士達, "Butsumon no Senshi Tachi"?) 051. "The Gods' Invisible Hands" (神の見えざる手, "Shin no Mie Zaru Te"?) 052. "Ability Speaks for Itself" (実力だけがモノをいう, "Jitsuryoku Dake ga Mono o Iu"?)
The Taiyo vs. Deimon continues with the aftermath after Jumonji takes down Kasamatsu with the Juvenile Delinquent Murder Method. Eyeshield 21 recovers a fumble by the quarterback to change the possession of the ball and the tide of the game for a short time. The Deimon line fights Taiyo's beefed up line with Hiruma's taunts, trickery, and constant position changes. By half-time, Deimon catches up with Taiyo leading by only one point (13-12). Kumabukuro notes that Deimon has a fighting chance with their stronger backfield, despite Taiyo's line's overwhelming strength. However, a new cornerback named Ken Kamaguruma is introduced by Taiyo, and he changes the journalist's views as he equalizes the backfield with his bump techniques, which literally "bumps" Monta, Deimon's chief wide receiver. The result of his bump techniques throws off Hiruma's passing timing and Monta's ability to catch. Things get slim when only a minute is left on the timer. Hiruma throws a long pass, and despite being constantly attacked by the Taiyo cornerback's "chariot bump", Monta catches the ball and makes a touchdown, putting Deimon two points behind with seconds left (20-18). The game is tied and pretty much ended with a two-point conversion from Eyeshield's Devilbat Dive. Taiyo decides to give Deimon the right to represent Japan in the game against the Americans, because Deimon did so well under the seldom burning temperature and climate. The idea of an overtime is thrown aside, as there was a bigger attraction: the Spring Tournament's final game with the Shinryugi Nagas versus the Ojo White Knights. Ojo loses miserably, (40-3). During the game, Sena and Mamori run into a calm but actually very violent Agon of the Shinryugi team, who shows Sena his amazing speed and agility. Agon also demonstrates a strong pass aimmed at Torakichi's injured legs after he commented that Ojo only lost because of Sakuraba's recent absence from the hospital. He was saved by Sena, Monta, and Sakuraba.
07	Musashi その男ムサシ	March 4, 2004[13] ISBN 978-4-08-873578-8	April 4, 2006[14] ISBN 978-1-4215-0405-6
053. "Aim for the Hollywood Star!" (目指せハリウッドスター!, "Mezase Hariuddo Sutā!"?) 054. "Trinity" (三位一体, "San I Ittai"?) 055. "The 60-Yard Legend" (60ヤードの伝説, "Yādo no Densetsu"?) 056. "Musashi" (その男ムサシ, "Sono Otoko Musashi"?) 057. "Long-Ago Days of Fireworks" (全ての遠い日の花火だと, "Subete no Tōi Hi no Hanabi Da To"?) 058. "Black Panther" (黒い豹, "Kuroi Hyō"?) 059. "Space Shuttle" (スペースシャトル, "Supēsushatoru"?) 060. "The Bonds of Battle" (戦いの絆, "Tatakai no Kizuna"?) 061. "The Decisive Japan-USA Game" (日米決戦, "Nichi Bei Kessen"?)
Sena and Monta now scout for a new kicker to join their team. Which they unfortunately look in the wrong place. And that they presumes that Satoshi of the soccer team; is the legendary 60-yard kicker. Thus, they play a game of PK Shoutout against the soccer team. Backing Sena and Monta up is Musashi and Cerberus. After the game, Monta demands to Musashi that once they've gotten really stronger as a team that Musashi return to repraise his role. At the same time, the coach of the Nasa Aliens, (Apollo), suddenly cancels the game against the Devil Bats, regarding it to be a waste of time and the Devil Bats as not worth the effort to crush. This gets Hiruma to scheming and thanks to a web video he created and sent over the Internet, Apollo is humiliated worldwide. This makes Apollo angry enough to set up a game with the Devil Bats, stating that if his team doesn't win by more than 10 points, then he'd never set foot in America again. Hiruma counters this wager by saying that the Devil Bats would leave Japan if they didn't win by 10 points. Meanwhile in America, we get our first looks at the Nasa Aliens team and their star player (though reduced to being a ball boy), Panther. He dreams of becoming a pro football player so that he can make enough money to take care of his hard-working grandmother. He also wants to compete against the strongest linebacker in Japan, Shin. Though he is not included with the rest of the team in their match against the Devil Bats, seeing Eyeshield 21's running on Hiruma's web video completely catches his attention. Thanks to Panther's grandmother and a bit of 'kneeling,' Panther is allowed to travel to Japan. While the Devil Bats are practicing the Blitz Technique in order to stop the Shuttle Pass, (the Aliens' Signature Play), Sena and Monta secretly watch a game between the Aliens and the Frilled Lizards. They are shocked to see the Shuttle Pass in action, which ends in a total shutout victory for the Americans (73-0). The two teams meet up at Kurita's home and have a party. They all become good friends with each other, and share similar desires and ideals. However, when they next meet on the football field, both sides must give it their all. If either team doesn't win by more than ten points, then they can't go home.
08	True Warriors Seek Out Strong Foes 戦士何故強者を望む	April 30, 2004[15] ISBN 978-4-08-873598-6	June 6, 2006[16] ISBN 978-1-4215-0637-1
062. "American Muscle" (マッスル THE アメリカ, "Massuru THE Amerika"?) 063. "Shooting Star 21" (シューティングスター21, "Shūtingu Sutā 21"?) 064. "True Warriors Seek Out Strong Foes" (戦士何故強者を望む, "Senshi Naze Tsuwamono o Nozomu"?) 065. "Hiruma vs. Apollo" (ヒル魔VSアポロ, "Hiruma VS Aporo"?) 066. "Big Sweep Strategy" (大掃除作戦, "Dai Sōji Sakusen"?) 067. "If There's Something You Want..." (もし ほしいものがあるのなら, "Moshi Hoshī Mono Ga Aru no Nara"?) 068. "The Iron Grid Has Been Opened" (鉄格子は開かれた, "Tetsugōshi wa Hirakareta"?) 069. "Natural Born Sprinter" (natural born sprinter(生まれついての走者), "natural born sprinter (Umaretsui Te no Sōsha)"?) 070. "The Reality of the Wild" (野生の現実, "Yasei no Genjitsu"?)
09	Hell Is for Devil Bats 地獄に惚れた男達	August 4, 2004[17] ISBN 978-4-08-873641-9	August 1, 2006[18] ISBN 978-1-4215-0638-8
071. "No Way! USA?" (USO! USA??) 072. "Heaven or Hell? Training Camp, American Edition!!" (天国or地獄?アメリカ合宿編!!, "Tengoku or Jigoku? Amerika Gasshuku Hen!!"?) 073. "The All-Star Devil Gunmen" (オールスターデビルマシンガンズ, "Ōru Sutā Debiru Mashinganzu"?) 074. "The Strongest Pentagon" (最強の五角形, "Saikyō no Gokakkei"?) 075. "Trainer Doburoku" (トレーナーどぶるく, "Torēnā Do Buru Ku"?) 076. "The Borderline to Hell" (地獄への境界線, "Jigoku e no Kyōkai Sen"?) 077. "Hell Is for Devil Bats" (地獄に惚れた男達, "Jigoku Ni Hore Ta Otoko Tachi"?) 078. "Faraway Las Vegas" (遥かなるラスベガス, "Haruka Naru Rasubegasu"?) 079. "The Advancing Devil Bat Army!" (進めデビルバッツ軍!, "Susume Debirubattsu Gun!"?)
The NASA Aliens match is concluded with the Devil Bats losing by just one point, much to the surprise of many teams watching the game on Television. Hiruma makes sure that both his and Homer's promises (if the Devil Bats didn't win by more than 10 points, they would leave Japan, if the Aliens didn't win by 10 points, they can't go back to America) are seen through, shredding the Americans' passports and using their return tickets to fly to America. Hiruma had made no plans for how to pay for lodging and food, simply stating that they would have to raise funds there. While at the beach, Sena, Mamori and Monta are drawn to a five-a-side Beach Football contest, the prize of which is $1000 and a Bull. The Seibu Wild Gunmen coach and the Kid are also trying to participate in the contest to save the Bull from being eaten, and since neither team has enough players on their own, they merge to become the Devil Gunmen, consisting of Sena, Monta, the Kid, the coach of the Gunmen, and Mamori (who's playing to protect Sena and to make up five players). The Devil Gunmen struggle in the first round as Mamori, the coach and Sena (who can't run his normal speed while Mamori is around) aren't proper players. Only after Tetsuma suddenly arrives, substituting for his coach do they win and move on to the next round. Now with Tetsuma, the tourists manage to beat all the teams leading up to the final round, where they face the Too Tatooed. This team specialises in Beach Football, and bewilder the Devil Gunmen with a flurry of short passes dubbed "the dance of the flea", soon leading by a substantial amount. At this point, Hiruma appears and substitutes for Mamori, who he sends off to look for other players. With Mamori gone, Sena can run properly and they soon catch up to the Too Tattooed team with all of the individual talents of each player. When the Devil Gunmen win, the coach of the Too Tatooed team is revealed to be Doburoku, the person who taught Hiruma, Kurita and Musashi how to play football. The Devil Bats are invited to stay at the Ben Ranch, where the Wild Gunmen are staying, solving their lodging problem. Doburoku takes the Devil Bats and the members of the Wild Gunmen (with the bull) to the Ben Ranch where they are trained for the next day by Doburoku. Before the Devil Bats leave for Japan, they are given a choice to be involved in a Death March, a radical training procedure where in forty days, they travel on foot 2000 km from Texas to Las Vegas (Hiruma's source of money to get back to Japan) to which everyone accepts, despite them having to give up their summer holidays to participate in. The linemen are forced to push the pick-up truck there, Sena is made to kick a stone while running all the way there (to his confusion) and Monta and Yukimitsu are running there while doing football pass routes and being shot at by Hiruma if they lag behind. Will they make it to Vegas?
10	Is There a Loser in the House? 負け犬はいるか	October 4, 2004[19] ISBN 978-4-08-873663-1	October 3, 2006[20] ISBN 978-1-4215-0639-5
080. "The Highest Point in Japan" (日本で一番高い場所, "Nippon De Ichiban Takai Dasho"?) 081. "Shin vs. Panther" (進VSパンサー, "Shin VS Pansā"?) 082. "7,500 Miles in Search of a Friend" (仲間を探して三千里, "Nakama O Sagashi Te San Senri"?) 083. "Things That Must Be Protected, Things That Can Be Protected" (守る者 守らざる者, "Mamoru Mono Mamora Zaru Mono"?) 084. "Signs of a Ghost" (ゴーストの胎動, "Gōsuto no Taidō"?) 085. "Diamonds in the Rough" (ダイヤの原石たち, "Daiya no Genseki Tachi"?) 086. "Is There a Loser in the House?" (負け犬はいるか, "Makeinu wa Iru Ka"?) 087. "Las Vegas, City of Lights" (光の街ラスベガス, "Kō no Machi Rasubegasu"?) 088. "Black Jack Is 21" (BLACK JACKは21, "BLACK JACK wa 21"?)
Sena and his friends take to the streets beginning in Texas. Their goal? To reach Las Vegas, Nevada through a grueling training program called The Death March, so named because injuries sustained during the march can end football careers. Obviously, things won't be easy for Sena and his team. Even though, Sena carries onwards, trying to perfect the Devil Bat Ghost ability, which as the title suggests that the opponent will view a phantom version of the runner, due to the runner's incredible fast speed. In order to do it, Sena must keep kicking a small piece of rock that's on the road and only focus on that single rock. Should he lose it, he'll have to redo the training from their starting point in Texas all over again.
11	Open Season 大戦開幕	December 3, 2004[21] ISBN 978-4-08-873683-9	December 5, 2006[22] ISBN 978-1-4215-0640-1
089. "Sunday's the Big Game!" (決戦は日曜日, "Kessen wa Nichiyōbi"?) 090. "The Player Who Was Too Slow" (遅すぎたアスリート, "Oso Sugita Asurīto"?) 091. "Reach for the Stars" (一流の夢, "Ichiryū no Yume"?) 092. "The Best Pass in Japan" (日本一のパス, "Nipponichi no Pasu"?) 093. "A Binding Oath" (誓いの絆, "Chikai no Kizuna"?) 094. "Open Season" (大戦開幕, "Taisen Kaimaku"?) 095. "Deimon's Worst Day" (泥門、大凶の日, "Doromon, Daikyō no Hi"?) 096. "Hip Thruster" (ケツの爆発, "Ketsu no Bakuhatsu"?) 097. "The Thousandth Player" (千両役者, "Senryōyakusha"?)
12	Devil Bat Ghost デビルバットゴースト	March 5, 2005[23] ISBN 978-4-08-873778-2	February 6, 2007[24] ISBN 978-1-4215-1061-3
098. "Devil Bat Ghost" (デビルバットゴースト, "Debirubatto Gōsuto"?) 099. "Victory Is But a Prelude to a Storm" (勝利は嵐の序曲, "Shōri wa Arashi no Jokyoku"?) 100. "The Comic Strip Halftime Show" (ハーフタイム4コマショー, "Hāfutaimu 4 Koma Shō"?) 101. "99 Percent Stupid!" (バカ99%!, "Baka 99 %!"?) 102. "Battle Royale" 103. "The Kingdom Restored" (王国の復興, "Ōkoku no Fukkō"?) 104. "Maxi-Devil Power" (MAX DEVILPOWER?) 105. "The Power of 1 Percent" (1%の力, "1 % no Chikara"?) 106. "The Clash of the Colossus and the Ant" (巨象とアリの戦い, "Kyoto Ari no Tatakai"?)
13	Who Is the Real Eyeshield 21? 本物は誰だ	May 2, 2005[25] ISBN 978-4-08-873805-5	April 3, 2007[26] ISBN 978-1-4215-1062-0
107. "Who Is the Real Eyeshield 21?" (本物は誰だ, "Honmono wa Dare Da"?) 108. "The Real Body" (本物のボディ, "Honmono no Bodi"?) 109. "Sting" 110. "Ruled by Fear" (恐怖政治, "Kyōfu Seiji"?) 111. "The Quarterfinals" (8強の世界, "8 Kyō no Sekai"?) 112. "The Phantom Footballer" (幻のアメリカンフットボーラー, "Maboroshi no Amerikan Futtobōrā"?) 113. "Fists of Iron" (鉄拳, "Tekken"?) 114. "Komusubi's Last-Ditch Move" (うっちゃれ小結関, "Ucchare Komusubi Seki"?) 115. "Like a Spinner Firework" (ねずみ花火のように, "Nezumi Hanabi no Yō Ni"?)
14	The Demons vs. the Gods of the Sea 海の神VS悪魔	July 4, 2005[27] ISBN 978-4-08-873829-1	June 5, 2007[28] ISBN 978-1-4215-1063-7
116. "The Demons vs. the Gods of the Sea" (海の神VS悪魔, "Umi no Kami VS Akuma"?) 117. "Evolving Genius" (進化の天才, "Shinka no Tensai"?) 118. "Blood & Pride" (誇り高き血を, "Hokori Takaki Chio"?) 119. "Pipsqueak vs. Goliath" (チビVSデカ, "Chibi VS Deka"?) 120. "The High Wave" 121. "The Hidden Ace" (裏エースの男, "Ura Ēsu no Otoko"?) 122. "He Who Rings the Final Curtain" (終幕を下ろす者, "Shūmaku o Orosu Mono"?) 123. "One Year Later" (そして一年後, "Soshite Ichi Nen Go"?) 124. "We Are The Poseidons" (我の名はポセイドン, "Ware no Na wa Poseidon"?)
15	The Toughest Warriors in Tokyo 東京最強の戦士たち	September 2, 2005[29] ISBN 978-4-08-873850-5	August 7, 2007[30] ISBN 978-1-4215-1064-4
125. "The Split-Second Showdown" (0コンマの決戦, "0 Konma no Kessen"?) 126. "The Last Firework" (最後の花火, "Saigo no Hanabi"?) 127. "The Rookie Ace" (ルーキーエース, "Rūkī Ēsu"?) 128. "Master of Quickness" (MASTER OF QUICKNESS [素早さの師], "MASTER OF QUICKNESS [Subaya Sa no Shi]"?) 129. "The Sports Day Showdown!!" (決戦!!泥門体育祭!, "Kessen!! Doro Mon Taīku Sai!"?) 130. "The Handcuffed Cavalry Super Showdown!!" (大決戦!!手錠騎馬戦!, "Dai Kessen!! Tejō Kiba Sen!"?) 131. "The Toughest Warriors in Tokyo" (東京最強の戦士たち, "Tōkyō Saikyō no Senshi Tachi"?) 132. "Devil Bat Genesis" (デビルバッツ創世記, "Debirubattsu Sōsei Ki"?) 133. "Hope for a Miracle" (奇跡への希望, "Kiseki e no Kibō"?)
16	Dawn of the Time-Out タイムアウトの夜明け	November 4, 2005[31] ISBN 978-4-08-873874-1	October 2, 2007[32] ISBN 978-1-4215-1065-1
134. "Roller-Coaster Game" (ジェットコースターゲーム, "Jetto Kōsutā Gēmu"?) 135. "The Lightning-Fast Gunman" (神速のガンマン, "Shinsoku no Ganman"?) 136. "The Western Iron Horse" 137. "The Best Countermeasure Is a Super Offense" (対抗策は超攻撃, "Taikō Saku wa Chō Kōgeki"?) 138. "3 Showdowns, 3 Losses" (3決戦3タテ, "3 Kessen 3 Tate"?) 139. "Rapid-Fire Brains" (RAPID FIRE BRAIN(頭脳の早撃ち), "RAPID FIRE BRAIN (Zunō no Haya Uchi)"?) 140. "The Eye that Waits" (待つことに賭けた眼を, "Matsu Koto ni Kake Ta Me o"?) 141. "Dawn of the Time-Out" (タイムアウトの夜明け, "Taimu Auto no Yoake"?) 142. "The True Deimon Devil Bats!!" (真·泥門デビルバッツ!!, "Shin.Doromon Debirubattsu!!"?)
17	The Drive to Be the Best 最強への渇き	January 5, 2006[33] ISBN 978-4-08-874006-5	December 4, 2007[34] ISBN 978-1-4215-1166-5
143. "Devil Laser Bullet" 144. "The Devil Bats' Big Gun" (デビルバッツの大砲, "Debirubattsu no Taihō"?) 145. "The Pursuer and the Pursued" (追う者、追われる者, "Ōmono, Owa Reru Mono"?) 146. "The Drive to Be the Best" (最強への渇き, "Saikyō e no Kawaki"?) 147. "Final Trap, Final Hunt" (FINAL TRAP&FINAL HUNT(最後の罠と最後の狩), "FINAL TRAP & FINAL HUNT (Saigo no Wana to Saigo no Kari)"?) 148. "Light-Speed Crash" (光速のクラッシュ, "Kōsoku no Kurasshu"?) 149. "A Primitive Battle" (原始の戦い, "Genshi no Tatakai"?) 150. "Premature Down" (早すぎたダウン, "Haya Sugi Ta Daun"?) 151. "The Man in the Mask" (仮面の男, "Kamen no Otoko"?)
18	Sena Kobayakawa 小早川瀬那	March 3, 2006[35] ISBN 978-4-08-874028-7	February 5, 2008[36] ISBN 978-1-4215-1544-1
152. "The Red-Eyed Ace" (赤い瞳のエース, "Akai Hitomi no Ēsu"?) 153. "Naked Power" (裸の実力, "Hadaka no Jitsuryoku"?) 154. "Sena Kobayakawa" (小早川瀬那, "Kobayakawa Sena"?) 155. "The Football Player" (アメリカンフットボーラー達, "Amerikan Futtobōrā Tachi"?) 156. "The Best Kicking Team" (最強のキックチーム, "Saikyō no Kikku Chīmu"?) 157. "The Spider's Web" 158. "The Invincible Charge" (無敵の突撃, "Muteki no Totsugeki"?) 159. "Hayato Akaba & Kotaro Sasaki" (赤羽隼人&佐々木コータロー, "Akahane Hayato & Sasaki Kōtarō"?) 160. "A Challenge to the Real Thing" (本物への挑戦状, "Honmono e no Chōsen Jō"?)
19	The Successor 継ぐ者	June 2, 2006[37] ISBN 978-4-08-874107-9	April 1, 2008[38] ISBN 978-1-4215-1624-0
161. "Strong Winds" (太刀風一陣, "Tachikaze Ichi Jin"?) 162. "Faster Than the Wind" (その風よりも疾く, "Sono Kaze Yori Mo Toku"?) 163. "'Eyeshield 21'" (「アイシールド21」, "'Aishīrudo 21'"?) 164. "Against the Best" (VSトッププレイヤー, "VS Toppu Pureiyā"?) 165. "Toward the Shining Light" (光の射す方へ, "Kō no Sasu Hō e"?) 166. "The Successor" (継ぐ者, "Tsugu Mono"?) 167. "Tokyo Tournament Epilogue" (Epilogue of Tokyo Stage [東京最終話], "Epilogue of Tokyo Stage [Tōkyō Saishū Banashi]"?) Intermission: Extra Chapter - Musashi, the Man 168. "On to Nationals!" (全国編スタート, "Zenkoku Hen Sutāto"?) 169. "The Body of God" (髪の棲む肉体, "Kami no Sumu Nikutai"?)
20	Devils vs. Gods	August 4, 2006[39] ISBN 978-4-08-874141-3	June 3, 2008[40] ISBN 978-1-4215-1625-7
170. "Interview 8" 171. "Pieces of a Dream" (夢のかけら, "Yume no Kakera"?) 172. "The Lion and the Rabbit" (獅子搏兎, "Jishi Toru Usagi"?) 173. "Devils vs. Gods" 174. "Sky Dragon" 175. "Dark Dragon" 176. "Flying Dragon" 177. "Godspeed Impulses" (神速のインパルス, "Shinsoku no Inparusu"?) 178. "Game Over"

Volumes 21–37

No.	Title	Japanese release	English release
21	They Were 11! 11人居る!!	October 4, 2006[41] ISBN 978-4-08-874264-9	August 5, 2008[42] ISBN 978-1-4215-1626-4
179. "The Believers" (信ずるもの, "Shinzuru Mono"?) 180. "The Twelfth Athlete" (12人目のアスリート, "12 Nin Me no Asurīto"?) 181. "The Power of Mediocrity" (凡才の刃, "Bonsai no Ha"?) 182. "Hiruma vs. the Kongos" (ヒル魔VS金剛兄弟, "Hiru ma VS Kongō Kyōdai"?) 183. "Instinct" (本能, "Honnō"?) 184. "They Were 11!" (11人居る!!, "11 Nin Iru!!"?) 185. "Agon and Unsui" (阿含と雲水, "Agon to Unsui"?) 186. "Twenty-one is Game Point" (決勝点は21, "Kesshō Ten wa 21"?) 187. "Ave Maria" (アヴェ·マリア, "Avue.Maria"?)
22	Time-out 0	December 4, 2006[43] ISBN 978-4-08-874290-8	October 7, 2008[44] ISBN 978-1-4215-1955-5
188. "Duel in the Air" (刹那空中決戦, "Setsuna Kūchū Kessen"?) 189. "The Self-Professed Number One" (No.1を哮る者, "No. 1 O Takeru Mono"?) 190. "A Force to Be Reckoned With" (無視できない男, "Mushi Deki Nai Otoko"?) 191. "Destroyer" 192. "Time-out 0" 193. "Time Control Magician" 194. "Ambush in Motion" (伏兵のインモーション, "Fukuhei no In Mōshon"?) 195. "The Reaper" (死神, "Shinigami"?) 196. "A Miracle in Hand" (奇跡はその手の中に, "Kiseki wa Sono Te no Naka Ni"?)
23	Then Came the Showdown! そして決戦へ	February 2, 2007[45] ISBN 978-4-08-874316-5	December 2, 2008[46] ISBN 978-1-4215-1956-2
197. "0.1 Seconds" (0.1秒, "0.1 Byō"?) 198. "Last-Ditch Huddle" (答無きハドル, "Kotae Naki Hadoru"?) 199. "Gambler" 200. "Real Monster" 201. "Ancient Civilization vs. Ancient Creatures" (古代文明VS古代生物, "Kodai Bunmei VS Kodai Seibutsu"?) 202. "Tyrannosaurus" 203. "The Trident Tackle" 204. "Then Came the Showdown!" (そして決戦へ, "Soshite Kessen e"?) 205. "Warriors' Day Off" (戦士の安息日, "Senshi no Ansokubi"?)
24	The Indomitable Fortress 無敵城塞	April 4, 2007[47] ISBN 978-4-08-874340-0	February 3, 2009[48] ISBN 978-1-4215-2393-4
206. "The Kingdom's New Century" (王国の新世紀, "Ōkoku no Shin Seiki"?) 207. "He Who Would Be No. 1" (No.1を狙う者, "No. 1 O Nerau Mono"?) 208. "Storm" (嵐, "Arashi"?) 209. "The Last Ceremony" (最期のセレモニー, "Saigo no Seremonī"?) 210. "Opening Fanfare" (開戦のファンファーレ, "Kaisen no Fanfāre"?) 211. "'Prison Chain' Ikari" (怒りのプリズンチェーン, "Ikari no Purizunchēn"?) 212. "Risk: 100%" 213. "The Indomitable Fortress" (無敵城塞, "Muteki Jōsai"?) 214. "The World of Three" (3人の世界, "3 Nin no Sekai"?)
25	Perfect Player PERFECT PLAYER	July 4, 2007[49] ISBN 978-4-08-874383-7	April 7, 2009[50] ISBN 978-1-4215-2394-1
215. "Ballista" 216. "The Highest Everest" (最頂のエベレスト, "Sai Itadaki no Eberesuto"?) 217. "Perfect Player" 218. "Shin Seijūrō" (進 清十郎, "Shin Seijūrō"?) 219. "One Trump Card" (切り札1枚, "Kirifuda 1 Mai"?) 220. "Mud-covered Land War" (泥まみれの地上戦, "Doromamire no Chijō Sen"?) 221. "Versus the Matchless Knights" (VS無双騎士団, "VS Musō Kishi Dan"?) 222. "20 Minutes" 223. "Clenching Fist" (ガチ, "Gachi"?)
26	Rough 'n' Tumble 格闘球技	September 4, 2007[51] ISBN 978-4-08-874412-4	June 2, 2009[52] ISBN 978-1-4215-2621-8
224. "Crazy Crasher" 225. "The Third Eye" (第三の目, "Dai San no Me"?) 226. "Fire Starter" 227. "Tag Match" (タッグマッチ, "Taggu Macchi"?) 228. "The Two Aces" (二人のエース, "Ni Nin no Ēsu"?) 229. "Hand-to-Hand Ball Game" (格闘球技, "Kakutō Kyūgi"?) 230. "What This Hand Grasps" (その手に掴む者, "Sono Te Ni Tsukamu Mono"?) 231. "Death Card" 232. "Death Game"
27	Seijūrō Shin vs Sena Kobayakawa 小早川瀬那 vs. 進 清十郎	November 2, 2007[53] ISBN 978-4-08-874433-9	August 4, 2009[54] ISBN 978-1-4215-2622-5
233. "Limit Break" 234. "Match in the Middle of the Fog" (勝負は霧の中に, "Shōbu wa Kiri no Naka Ni"?) 235. "The Two Wings of the Devil" (悪魔の両翼, "Akuma no Ryōyoku"?) 236. "First in Tenacity" (執念一つ, "Shūnen Hitotsu"?) 237. "Holy War" (聖戦, "Seisen"?) 238. "Instantaneous Monologue" (刹那のモノローグ, "Setsuna no Monorōgu"?) 239. "Shin Seijūrō vs Kobayakawa Sena" (進 清十郎 vs 小早川瀬那, "Shin Seijūrō vs Kobayakawa Sena"?) 240. "Rainy Day, Sunny Day" (雨の日も晴の日も, "Uno Himo Hare no Himo"?) 241. "Flowers for all the Opponents" (全ての敵に花束を, "Subete no Teki Ni Hanataba O"?)
28	Tokyo Dome of the Decisive Battle 決戦の東京ドーム	February 4, 2008[55] ISBN 978-4-08-874474-2	October 6, 2009[56] ISBN 1-4215-2623-9
242. "The Beasts Feeding on Victory" (勝利を喰らう獣たち, "Shōri O Kurau Shishi Tachi"?) 243. "A Truly Splendid Monster" (実に美しき野獣よ, "Jitsuni Utsukushiki Yajū Yo"?) 244. "Hungry" 245. "Petal of a Dream" (夢ひろひら, "Yume Hiro Hira"?) 246. "Honored Name on a Gravestone" (墓標に誉れ高き名を, "Bohyō Ni Homare Takaki Na O"?) 247. "Tokyo Dome of the Decisive Battle" (決戦の東京ドーム, "Kessen no Tōkyōdōmu"?) 248. "Hiruma Yoichi (beginning)" (蛭魔 妖一〔上〕, "Hiruma Yoichi (Jō)"?) 249. "Hiruma Yoichi (middle)" (蛭魔妖一〔中〕, "Hiruma Yoichi (Chū)"?) 250. "Hiruma Yoichi (last)" (蛭魔妖一〔下〕, "Hiruma Yoichi (Shita)"?)
29	The Second Quarterback 二代目のクォーターバック	April 4, 2008[57] ISBN 978-4-08-874495-7	December 1, 2009[58] ISBN 1-4215-2776-6
251. "Rules of the Battlefield" (戦場のルール, "Senjō no Rūru"?) 252. "The Final" (決勝, "Kesshō"?) 253. "The Lone Warrior on the Battlefield" (戦士は独り戦場へ, "Senshi wa Hitori Senjō e"?) 254. "Right Arm and Left Arm" (右腕&左腕, "Uwan & Sawan"?) 255. "Flying Dinosaur, Pteranodon" (翼竜プテラノドン, "Tsubasa Ryū Puteranodon"?) 256. "Cunning Hunter" (狡猾なるハンター, "Kōkatsu Naru Hantā"?) 257. "Hiruma vs. Marco" (ヒル魔VSマルコ, "Hiruma VS Maruko"?) 258. "The Light of a Dream" (夢の灯, "Yume no Akari"?) 259. "The Second Quarterback" (二代目のクォーターバック, "Ni Daime no Kuōtābakku"?)
30	This Is American Football	June 4, 2008[59] ISBN 978-4-08-874523-7	February 2, 2010[60] ISBN 1-4215-2813-4
260. "Rookie" (ルーキー, "Rūkī"?) 261. "The Ones with Blind Faith" (盲信者たち, "Mōshin Sha Tachi"?) 262. "This Is American Football" 263. "Undead" 264. "Dead Man" (死者, Shisha?) 265. "Devil Statue" (悪魔の石像, "Akuma no Sekizō"?) 266. "Long Pass of Life" (命のロングパス, "Inochi no Rongupasu"?) 267. "Hammer" (鉄槌, "Tettsui"?) 268. "The Man Who is Only Looking at the Top" (その男はただ頂点だけを見て, "Sono Otoko wa Tada Chōten Dake o Mite"?)
31	And the Winner Is...	August 4, 2008[61] ISBN 978-4-08-874553-4	April 6, 2010[62] ISBN 1-4215-2927-0
269. "The Strongest Guardian" (最強の守護獣, "Saikyō no Shugo Jū"?) 270. "Devil Dragon" 271. "Runner's Soul" 272. "Winning" (勝て., "Kate."?) 273. "And the Winner Is..." 274. "MVP" 275. "The Quarterback of the Strongest Empire" (最強帝国のクォーターバック, "Saikyō Teikoku no Kuōtābakku"?) 276. "Teikoku Academy Study Tour" (帝黒学園見学ツアー!, "Tei Kuro Gakuen Kengaku Tsuā!"?) 277. "All-Star" (オールスター, "Ōrusutā"?)
32	Xmas BOWL	November 4, 2008[63] ISBN 978-4-08-874590-9	July 6, 2010 ISBN 1-4215-3162-3[64]
278. "The Strongest Personal Coach" (最高のマンツーマンコーチ, "Saikō no Mantsūman Kōchi"?) 279. "The Best Glove in the World" (世界一のグローブ, "Sekaīchi no Gurōbu"?) 280. "Natural Genius" (天賦の才, "Tenpu no Sai"?) 281. "Christmas Bowl" 282. "Allstar Spirits" 283. "Absolute Prediction" (絶対予告, "Zettai Yokoku"?) 284. "Bloodline of Sky Riders" (天空人の血族, "Tenkū Jin no Ketsuzoku"?) 285. "Koizumi Karin" (小泉香燐, "Koizumi Karin"?) 286. "Run vs Run"
33	The Devil's Mistake 悪魔のミス	January 5, 2009[65] ISBN 978-4-08-874616-6	October 5,2010[66] ISBN 1-4215-3231-X
287. "Caesar's Charge" (帝王のチャージ, "Teiō no Chāji"?) 288. "Chris Cross" 289. "Aerial Battles are Starting Contests" (空中戦はにらめっこ, "Kūchū Sen wa Niramekko"?) 290. "Darrell Royal's Letter" (ダレル·ロイヤルの手紙, "Dareru.Roiyaru no Tegami"?) 291. "The Last Huddle" (最後のハドル, "Saigo no Hadoru"?) 292. "Card NO.21" 293. "x8" 294. "The Ball Still Lives" (ボールは生きている, "Bōru wa Iki Te Iru"?) 295. "The Devil's Mistake" (悪魔のミス, "Akuma no Misu"?)
34	The Last of the Deimon Devilbats	March 4, 2009[67] ISBN 978-4-08-874641-8	January 4,2011[68] ISBN 1-4215-3306-5
296. "The Path of a New Dimension" (新次元の道, "Shin Jigen no Michi"?) 297. "Back to Back, Deimon" (背中合わせの悪魔たち, "Senakāwase no Akuma Tachi"?) 298. "Brains to Idiots" (バカに頭脳, "Baka Ni Zunō"?) 299. "The Weakest Teammate" (最弱のチームメイト, "Sai Jaku no Chīmumeito"?) 300. "The Empire's Triumphal Return Parade" (帝国凱旋パレード, "Teikoku Gaisen Parēdo"?) 301. "Run" (走(ラン), "Hashi (Ran)"?) 302. "Listening to the Breath of the Ball" (ボールの吐息を聴け, "Bōru no Toiki o Kike"?) 303. "The Last of the Deimon Devilbats" 304. "Finale" 305. "I Am An American Footballer"
35	The World Is Mine	May 1, 2009[69] ISBN 978-4-08-874664-7	April 5,2011[70] ISBN -
306. "World Cup" 307. "Great Gathering" (大集結せよ!!, "Dai Shūketsu Seyo!!"?) 308. "Team Japan" 309. "The World Is Mine" 310. "Japan Vs. Russia" 311. "Burn, Rookie" (燃えよルーキー, "Moeyo Rūkī"?) 312. "Toward a New Generation" (新世代へ, "Shin Sedai e"?) 313. "Ambition" (野心, "Yashin"?) 314. "I Love American Football" 315. "Pentagram" (五芒の星, "Go Susuki no Hoshi"?)
36	Sena vs. Panther	August 4, 2009[71] ISBN 978-4-08-874713-2	July 5, 2011[72] ISBN 1421536846
316. "Emperor Road" (帝王学, "Teiō Gaku"?) 317. "The Cards That Were Dealt" (配られたカードは, "Kubara Reta Kādo wa"?) 318. "Countdown 13" 319. "United States Of America" 320. "The Country Of Merit" (実力の国, "Jitsuryoku no Kuni"?) 321. "I Am No.1" 322. "Sena vs. Panther" 323. "Double Ace Runners" (Wエースランナー, "W Ēsu Rannā"?) 324. "Poem of Resurrection" (復活の詩, "Fukkatsu no Shi"?)
37	Ready Set Hut	October 2, 2009[73] ISBN 978-4-08-874735-4	October 4, 2011[74]
325. "Double Devil" 326. "Lecture on How to Handle Cards by Hiruma Youichi and Clifford D. Lewis" (ヒル魔妖一とクリフォード·D·ルイスのカード捌き講座, "Hiruma Yōichi to Kurifōdo.D.Ruisu no Kādo Sabaki Kōza"?) 327. "As Long As There is a Path" (途があるならば, "Toga Aru Naraba"?) 328. "Tag Match" 329. "One of the Trash Stars" (屑星一つ, "Kuzu Boshi Hitotsu"?) 330. "The Eyes of a Male" (雄の眼, "Yū no Me"?) 331. "My Dream" (僕の夢は, "Boku no Yume wa"?) 332. "Do You Want to Kiss Your Sister?" 333.(Touch Down) "Ready Set Hut" (This is the final chapter of the series.)

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13. ^ "アイシールド21/7|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 7 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873578-1. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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15. ^ "アイシールド21/8|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 8 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873598-6. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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17. ^ "アイシールド21/9|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 9 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873641-9. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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19. ^ "アイシールド21/10|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 10 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873663-X. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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21. ^ "アイシールド21/11|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 11 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873683-4. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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23. ^ "アイシールド21/12|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 12 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873778-4. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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27. ^ "アイシールド21/14|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 14 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873829-2. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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29. ^ "アイシールド21/15|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 15 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873850-0. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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31. ^ "アイシールド21/16|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 16 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-873874-8. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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35. ^ "アイシールド21/18|村田 雄介/稲垣 理一郎 [Eyeshield 21 / 18 | Yusuke Murata / Riichiro Inagaki]" (in Japanese). Shueisha. http://books.shueisha.co.jp/CGI/search/syousai_put.cgi?isbn_cd=4-08-874028-9. Retrieved September 11, 2008. 
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