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The Knight in the Area (エリアの騎士, Eria no Kishi) is a Japanese manga series written by Hiroaki Igano and illustrated by Kaya Tsukiyama. The series is serialized in Weekly Shōnen Magazine beginning in 2006 and is currently ongoing.[1] The story follows Kakeru Aizawa, who received the heart of his soccer prodigy older brother Suguru Aizawa after an accident, as he aims to achieve his brother's dream of winning the World Cup.
No. | Japanese release date | Japanese ISBN |
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1 | August 17, 2006[2] | 978-4-06-363712-0 |
2 | September 15, 2006[2] | 978-4-06-363725-0 |
3 | November 17, 2006[2] | 978-4-06-363749-6 |
4 | February 16, 2007[2] | 978-4-06-363794-6 |
5 | April 17, 2007[2] | 978-4-06-363819-6 |
6 | June 15, 2007[2] | 978-4-06-363842-4 |
7 | September 14, 2007[2] | 978-4-06-363888-2 |
8 | November 16, 2007[2] | 978-4-06-363912-4 |
9 | February 18, 2008[2] | 978-4-06-363950-6 |
10 | April 17, 2008[2] | 978-4-06-363972-8 |
11 | June 17, 2008[2] | 978-4-06-384001-8 |
12 | August 12, 2008[2] | 978-4-06-384022-3 |
13 | November 17, 2008[2] | 978-4-06-384063-6 |
14 | February 17, 2009[2] | 978-4-06-384085-8 |
15 | April 17, 2009[2] | 978-4-06-384122-0 |
16 | June 17, 2009[2] | 978-4-06-384146-6 |
17 | August 17, 2009[2] | 978-4-06-384171-8 |
18 | November 17, 2009[2] | 978-4-06-384209-8 |
19 | February 17, 2010[2] | 978-4-06-384247-0 |
20 | April 16, 2010[2] | 978-4-06-384281-4 |
No. | Japanese release date | Japanese ISBN |
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21 | June 17, 2010[3] | 978-4-06-384312-5 |
22 | September 17, 2010[3] | 978-4-06-384362-0 |
23 | December 17, 2010[3] | 978-4-06-384417-7 |
24 | February 17, 2011[3] | 978-4-06-384444-3 |
25 | April 15, 2011[3] | 978-4-06-384474-0 |
26 | June 17, 2011[3] | 978-4-06-384504-4 |
27 | September 16, 2011[3] | 978-4-06-384551-8 |
28 | November 17, 2011[3] | 978-4-06-384579-2 |
29 | January 17, 2012[3] | 978-4-06-384613-3 |
30 | March 16, 2012[3] | 978-4-06-384642-3 |
31 | June 15, 2012[3] | 978-4-06-384687-4 |
32 | August 17, 2012[3] | 978-4-06-384731-4 |
33 | October 17, 2012[3] | 978-4-06-384747-5 |
34 | December 17, 2012[3] | 978-4-06-384793-2 |
35 | March 15, 2013[3] | 978-4-06-384826-7 |
36 | May 17, 2013[3] | 978-4-06-384863-2 |
37 | August 16, 2013[3] | 978-4-06-394909-4 |
38 | October 17, 2013[3] | 978-4-06-394942-1 |
39 | January 17, 2014[3] | 978-4-06-394983-4 |
40 | March 17, 2014[3] | 978-4-06-395024-3 |
No. | Japanese release date | Japanese ISBN |
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41 | June 17, 2014[4] | 978-4-06-395078-6 |
42 | September 17, 2014[5] | 978-4-06-395188-2 |
43 | November 17, 2014[6] | 978-4-06-395243-8 |
44 | January 17, 2015[7] | 978-4-06-395289-6 |
45 | March 17, 2015[8] | 978-4-06-395345-9 |
46 | May 15, 2015[9] | 978-4-06-395401-2 |
47 | July 17, 2015[10] | 978-4-06-395437-1 |
48 | October 16, 2015[11] | 978-4-06-395488-3 |
49 | December 17, 2015 | 978-4-06-395560-6 |
50 | February 17, 2016 | 978-4-06-395603-0 |
51 | April 15, 2016 | 978-4-06-395652-8 |
52 | June 17, 2016 | 978-4-06-395688-7 |
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