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Revision as of 14:53, 4 June 2025
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| Release date: | December 14, 1989 August 6, 2004 (reissue) |
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| ISBN: | ISBN 4-09-122275-7 |
| Publisher: | Shogakukan |
Yaiba Volume 5 was released on December 14, 1989 in Japan.
Contents
- 1 Cast
- 2 Chapters
- 3 Trivia
- 4 Editions Gallery
- 5 Cover in other countries
- 6 See also
Cast
Chapters
Musashi vs. Kojiro
Chapter 40
Demon Sword "Monohoshizao"
Chapter 41
Who is Japan's No. 1
Characters introduced
Chapter 42
It's Training, Training
Chapter 43
Great Battle in Tokyo Dome
Chapter 44
Like I Could Lose
Chapter 45
Raijin Power Once Again
Chapter 46
Birth of Kaminari Giri
Chapter 47
Mr. Onick's Sorcery
Characters introduced
Chapter 48
All Out Attack on Onimaru Castle
Characters introduced
Chapter 49
Trivia
- If "Yaiba vs. Kaito!" (Magic Kaito Volume 3, Chapter 5) were canon, it would chronologically be set sometime between Chapter 43 and 44 found in this volume, since this is the only time when Yaiba Kurogane and his pets move in with the Mine family in their mansion again together with Gerozaemon Geroda and Namako-Otoko after their travels, and before Kojiro Sasaki moves into it, slowly leading to the big battle against Takeshi Onimaru. This would also fit the release of the special crossover chapter in 1989, like the chapters from this volume, and a reference to Kaitou Kid later in Yaiba Volume 9.
- Ana Shioji and her absurdly loyal cameraman from "Bushi TV", who are reporting about Yaiba and his battle against Onimaru, later also appear in Chapter 16 of Magic Kaito, televising the duel between Kaitou Kid and Saguru Hakuba.
- Bushi TV also is a play on the real television station Fuji TV.
- This is the first time the fictional district the Mine family live in, Yaoya, is named - first during Musashi Miyamoto's training for Yaiba and later by Ana Shioji when she reaches the Mine residence.
Locations
Setting appearing in this volume:
- Fukuoka Prefecture (Introduction)
- Kitakyushu (Introduction)
- Kokurakita Ward (Introduction)
- Kokura Station (Introduction)
- Kokurakita Ward (Introduction)
- Kitakyushu (Introduction)
- Ganryu Island
- Izu Province (Mentioned)
- Kanagawa Prefecture (Introduction)
- Hakone Town (Introduction)
- Lake Ashi (Introduction)
- Hakone Town (Introduction)
- Mount Fuji (Background)
- Wikipedia:Nagoya (Introduction)
- Wikipedia:Nakamura-ku, Nagoya (Introduction)
- Nagoya Station (Introduction)
- Wikipedia:Nakamura-ku, Nagoya (Introduction)
- Tokyo
- Bunkyō Ward (Introduction)
- Koraku (Introduction)
- Tokyo Dome (Introduction)
- Tokyo Dome City
- Koraku (Introduction)
- Chiyoda Ward
- Marunouichi (Introduction)
- Tokyo Station (Introduction)
- Nagata Town (also mentioned)
- Marunouichi (Introduction)
- Unknown ward
- Yaoya Town and surrounding area (also mentioned)
- Bunkyō Ward (Introduction)
- Unknown location
- Unnamed bamboo forest from chapter 48 (Introduction)
Location models
Kokura Station
Kokura Station, at which Yaiba Kurogane, Sayaka Mine, and their friends try to escape from Kojiro Sasaki to Tokyo in chapter 40, is a real train station in the Asano District(jp) of Kokurakita Ward in the City of Kitakyushu, situated in the Fukuoka Prefecture.
Kokura Station in real life.
Kokura Station in chapter 40.
Tokyo Station
Sayaka Mine, Kagetora, Gerozaemon Geroda, and Namako-Otoko arrive in Tokyo at the Marunouichi Building of Tokyo Station (pre-renovation status), which is also named as such in chapter 42. Its location is the Marunouichi District in the Chiyoda Ward. They disguise themselves and instantly go to the Mine residence by foot afterwards, implying that Sayaka's home is relatively close to Marunouichi - another hint that Yaoya Town is around Chiyoda early in the series.
Tokyo Station in real life.
Tokyo Station in chapter 42.
Editions Gallery
Original
Re-release
Paperback release (contains chapters 24-48)
Paperback release (contains chapters 49-73)
Wide release (contains chapters from Volumes 5-6)
Cover in other countries
See also
| Yaiba | ||
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| Main Characters | Yaiba Kurogane • Sayaka Mine • Musashi Miyamoto • Takeshi Onimaru • Kojiro Sasaki • Jubei Yagyu • Shonosuke • Kagetora • Gerozaemon Geroda • Namako-Otoko • Kaguya | |
| Secondary Characters | Kenjuro Kurogane • Raizo Mine • Shizuka Mine • Fuji Mine • Nadeshiko Yamato • Moroha Kurogane • Michiko Kurogane • Soshi Okita • Kumo-Otoko • List of minor Yaiba characters | |
| Manga | Yaiba Manga Volume 1-10 • 11-20 • 21-24 • Other volume formats | |
| OVA adaptations | Yaiba (pilot OVA) • Conan vs. Kid vs. Yaiba - The Grand Battle for the Treasure Sword!! | |
| Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba | List of episodes • Staff | |
| Yaiba: Samurai Legend | List of episodes • Staff | |
| Games | Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Super Famicom) • Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Game Boy) • Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Sega Game Gear) • List of games | |
| Crossovers | The Kendo Tournament of Love and Mystery • The Scarlet School Trip • List of crossovers | |
| Related Articles | Swords used in Yaiba • Yaoya • Ekoda High School • Play It Again • K∀ITO • English Yaiba Manga | |
