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	\| DRAGON QUEST ダイの大冒険勇者アバンと獄炎の魔王<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Dai no Daibōken Yūsha Aban to Goku-en no Maō''<br>'''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'''		\| DRAGON QUEST ダイの大冒険勇者アバンと獄炎の魔王<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Dai no Daibōken Yūsha Aban to Goku-en no Maō''<br>'''[[Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire]]'''
	\| ''Dragon Quest''		\| ''Dragon Quest''
	\| Original Work: [[Riku Sanjō]]<br>Manga: [[Yūsaku Shibata]]		\| Original Work: [[Riku Sanjō]]<br>Manga: [[Yūsaku Shibata]]
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	\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquesttreasures.png\|100px]]		\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquesttreasures.png\|100px]]
	\| ドラゴンクエストトレジャーズアナザーアドベンチャーファドラの宝島<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Torejāzu Anazā Adobenchā Fadora no Takarajima''<br>'''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'''{{efn\|The dragon name ファドラ (''Fadora'') is renamed "Padra" in the official English localization of the ''Dragon Quest Treasures'' video game.}}		\| ドラゴンクエストトレジャーズアナザーアドベンチャーファドラの宝島<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Torejāzu Anazā Adobenchā Fadora no Takarajima''<br>'''[[Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island]]'''{{efn\|The dragon name ファドラ (''Fadora'') is renamed "Padra" in the official English localization of the ''Dragon Quest Treasures'' video game.}}
	\| ''Dragon Quest''		\| ''Dragon Quest''
	\| Original Work: Masaki Hara<br>Manga: Yōichi Amano<br>Supervision: [[Yūji Horii]]<br>Cooperation: Square Enix		\| Original Work: Masaki Hara<br>Manga: Yōichi Amano<br>Supervision: [[Yūji Horii]]<br>Cooperation: Square Enix

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	\| Original Work: [[Riku Sanjō]]<br>Manga: [[Yūsaku Shibata]]		\| Original Work: [[Riku Sanjō]]<br>Manga: [[Yūsaku Shibata]]
	\| December 2020<ref>Sanjō, Riku; Shibata, Yūsaku. ''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the ~~Demon King~~ of Hellfire'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', December 2020. Japan: Shueisha, 21 October 2020. (pp. 168-213)</ref><br>(21 October 2020)		\| December 2020<ref>Sanjō, Riku; Shibata, Yūsaku. ''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Dark Lord of Hellfire'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', December 2020. Japan: Shueisha, 21 October 2020. (pp. 168-213)</ref><br>(21 October 2020)
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	\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquesttreasures.png\|100px]]		\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquesttreasures.png\|100px]]

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	'''''V-Jump''''' (née "Virtual Jump") is a monthly multimedia-focused (video and card games, manga, anime, etc.) magazine published in Japan by [[Shueisha]] under the ''Jump'' line of magazines. The magazine includes game promotions, news coverage, original manga series, and more. The manga series within the magazine target young male readers and are based on popular video games. The series are often spin-offs of the original anime, manga, and/or video games on which they are based.		'''''V-Jump''''' (née "Virtual Jump") is a monthly multimedia-focused (video and card games, manga, anime, etc.) magazine published in Japan by [[Shueisha]] under the ''Jump'' line of magazines. The magazine includes game promotions, news coverage, original manga series, and more. The manga series within the magazine target young male readers and are based on popular video games. The series are often spin-offs of the original anime, manga, and/or video games on which they are based.

	[[File:Magazine-vjump-bibleadvertisement.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Advertisement from the 1997 ''Dragon Ball Strongest Fight BIBLE'' guide book promoting ''V-Jump'''s monthly release schedule, regular columns, and other contents]]''V-Jump'' is currently released on the 21st of each month, barring a Sunday or holiday, in which case the release is moved up to the next-appropriate date. Occasional deviations to this release schedule include coordination to release alongside Jump Festa in December, which may be several days ahead of the standard release date on the 21st.		''V-Jump'' is currently released on the 21st of each month, barring a Sunday or holiday, in which case the release is moved up to the next-appropriate date. Occasional deviations to this release schedule include coordination to release alongside Jump Festa in December, which may be several days ahead of the standard release date on the 21st.

	For calendar year 2018, Shueisha reported ''V-Jump'''s readership as 90% men and 10% women, with 25% of readers in upper elementary school, 24% in middle school, 20% in lower elementary school, 12% in high school, 15% as working adults, and 4% in college.<ref name=shueishademos></ref>		For calendar year 2018, Shueisha reported ''V-Jump'''s readership as 90% men and 10% women, with 25% of readers in upper elementary school, 24% in middle school, 20% in lower elementary school, 12% in high school, 15% as working adults, and 4% in college.<ref name=shueishademos></ref>
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	The inaugural issue of the regular monthly run — the July 1993 issue — was released in May 1993.		The inaugural issue of the regular monthly run — the July 1993 issue — was released in May 1993.

	[[Kazuhiko Torishima]] served as ''V-Jump'''s editor-in-chief from 1993 until 1996, at which point he returned to ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' to serve as its new editor-in-chief.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dot.asahi.com/dot/2018021300102.html?page=1\|Website=Asahi: Aera Dot\|Title="Jump 50th anniversary: the legendary former editor-in-chief talks about the company politics surrounding Akira Toriyama"\|Date=17 February 2018\|AccessDate=29 June 2018}}</ref> [[Hideo Yoshikura]] served as the magazine's editor-in-chief in a timeframe after this.<ref>"Jump Festa - Level 7". ''Shonen Jump'', April 2003. America: Viz. (p. 11)</ref> [[Akio Iyoku]] ~~serves~~ as the magazine's ~~current~~ editor-in-chief.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dragonball.news/news/180422_dbmfl01.html\|Website=Dragon Ball Official Site\|Title="Dragon Ball Movie Frontline, chasing Dragon Ball Super movie information, stirs! For the first round, we clash with the head of Shueisha's Dragon Ball Room, Akio Iyoku!"\|Date=29 April 2018\|AccessDate=29 June 2018}}</ref>		<gallery widths=200px heights=200px>
			File:Vjump-trial-1-issue-1-cover.png\|Debut trial run issue of ''V-Jump'', released '''28 November 1990''', at its original publication size
			File:Vjump-trial-2-issue-1-cover.png\|Second trial run first issue of ''V-Jump'', released '''04 November 1992''', shifting the publication size
			File:Vjump 1993-07-editedscan.png\|Inaugural monthly issue of ''V-Jump'' for July 1993, released '''21 May 1993'''
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			[[Kazuhiko Torishima]] served as ''V-Jump'''s editor-in-chief from 1993 until 1996, at which point he returned to ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' to serve as its new editor-in-chief.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dot.asahi.com/dot/2018021300102.html?page=1\|Website=Asahi: Aera Dot\|Title="Jump 50th anniversary: the legendary former editor-in-chief talks about the company politics surrounding Akira Toriyama"\|Date=17 February 2018\|AccessDate=29 June 2018}}</ref> [[Hideo Yoshikura]] served as the magazine's editor-in-chief in a timeframe after this.<ref>"Jump Festa - Level 7". ''Shonen Jump'', April 2003. America: Viz. (p. 11)</ref> [[Akio Iyoku]] served as the magazine's editor-in-chief for a period of time<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://dragonball.news/news/180422_dbmfl01.html\|Website=Dragon Ball Official Site\|Title="Dragon Ball Movie Frontline, chasing Dragon Ball Super movie information, stirs! For the first round, we clash with the head of Shueisha's Dragon Ball Room, Akio Iyoku!"\|Date=29 April 2018\|AccessDate=29 June 2018}}</ref> before leaving Shueisha entirely to form his own company, Capsule Corporation Tokyo.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2023/08/31/akio-iyoku-leaving-shueisha/\|Website=Kanzenshuu\|Title="Head of the “Dragon Ball Room” and V-Jump Editor-in-Chief Akio Iyoku Leaving Shueisha to Form New Company: “Capsule Corporation Tokyo”"\|Date=31 August 2023\|AccessDate=07 March 2026}}</ref>

	Shueisha produces a line of additional books under the ''V-Jump'' branding; these are generally strategy guides for video games covered within the standard magazine.		Shueisha produces a line of additional books under the ''V-Jump'' branding; these are generally strategy guides for video games covered within the standard magazine.
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	==Dragon Ball==		==Dragon Ball==
			[[File:Magazine-vjump-bibleadvertisement.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Advertisement from the 1997 ''Dragon Ball Strongest Fight BIBLE'' guide book promoting ''V-Jump'''s monthly release schedule, regular columns, and other contents]]

	===Overview===		===Overview===

VegettoEX: Hiatus series

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	! Series Icon !! Series Title !! Source Series !! Author !! Debut Issue		! Series Icon !! Series Title !! Source Series !! Author !! Debut Issue !! Hiatus Note
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	\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonballsuper.png \|100px]]		\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonballsuper.png\|100px]]
	\| ドラゴンボール超<br>''~~Doragonbōru~~ Sūpā''<br>'''Dragon Ball Super'''		\| ドラゴンボール超<br>''Doragon Bōru Sūpā''<br>'''Dragon Ball Super'''
	\| ''Dragon Ball''		\| ''Dragon Ball''
	\| Original Work: Akira Toriyama<br>Manga: Toyotarō		\| Original Work: Akira Toriyama<br>Manga: Toyotarō
	\| August 2015<br>(20 June 2015)		\| August 2015<ref>Toyotarō. ''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', August 2015. Japan: Shueisha, 20 June 2015. (pp. 90-105)</ref><br>(20 June 2015)
			\| The ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga went on hiatus following chapter 103's release and the passing of Akira Toriyama in March 2024. Articles on the official website have noted its intended return, and tiny splashes in ''V-Jump'' each month continue to note that it will be off each subsequent issue. In the meantime, the series has thus far returned a single time (chapter 104 in February 2025), and has otherwise returned to the usual text splashes noting the ongoing hiatus.
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			\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-digimonworldredigitizeencode.png\|100px]]
			\| デジモンワールドリ：デジタイズエンコード<br>''Dejimon Wārudo Ri Dejitaizu Enkōdo''<br>'''Digimon World Re:Digitize Encode'''
			\| ''Digimon''
			\| Original Story: Akiyoshi Hongō<br>Manga: Kōhei Fujino<br>Supervision: Bandai Namco Entertainment
			\| June 2013<ref>Hongō, Akiyoshi; Fujino, Kōhei; Bandai Namco Entertainment. ''Digimon World Re:Digitize Encode'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', June 2013. Japan: Shueisha, 20 April 2013. (pp. 140-183)</ref><br>(20 April 2013)
			\| The ''Digimon World Re:Digitize Encode'' manga ran for several chapters in the pages of ''V-Jump'' before getting moved to a digital release after its ninth chapter. The series officially went on hiatus after its 22nd chapter. Over a decade later, the official ''V-Jump'' website still lists this series as being on hiatus in its ongoing manga publication list!
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 The following ongoing series currently run in ''V-Jump'' (as of the April 2026 issue; additional one-shots may also be published in any given issue):
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 | Manga: [[Yūji Kasai]]<br>Editing: N.E.O. Shindo
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	\| DRAGON QUEST ダイの大冒険勇者アバンと獄炎の魔王<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Dai no Daibōken Yūsha Aban to Goku-en no Maō''<br>'''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'''		\| DRAGON QUEST ダイの大冒険勇者アバンと獄炎の魔王<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Dai no Daibōken Yūsha Aban to Goku-en no Maō''<br>'''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'''
	\| ''Dragon Quest''		\| ''Dragon Quest''
	\| Original Work: Riku Sanjō<br>Manga: Yūsaku Shibata		\| Original Work: [[Riku Sanjō]]<br>Manga: [[Yūsaku Shibata]]
	\| December 2020<ref>Sanjō, Riku; Shibata, Yūsaku. ''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', December 2020. Japan: Shueisha, 21 October 2020. (pp. 168-213)</ref><br>(21 October 2020)		\| December 2020<ref>Sanjō, Riku; Shibata, Yūsaku. ''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', December 2020. Japan: Shueisha, 21 October 2020. (pp. 168-213)</ref><br>(21 October 2020)
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	\| ドラゴンクエストトレジャーズアナザーアドベンチャーファドラの宝島<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Torejāzu Anazā Adobenchā Fadora no Takarajima''<br>'''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'''{{efn\|The dragon name ファドラ (''Fadora'') is renamed "Padra" in the official English localization of the ''Dragon Quest Treasures'' video game.}}		\| ドラゴンクエストトレジャーズアナザーアドベンチャーファドラの宝島<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Torejāzu Anazā Adobenchā Fadora no Takarajima''<br>'''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'''{{efn\|The dragon name ファドラ (''Fadora'') is renamed "Padra" in the official English localization of the ''Dragon Quest Treasures'' video game.}}
	\| ''Dragon Quest''		\| ''Dragon Quest''
	\| Original Work: Masaki Hara<br>Manga: Yōichi Amano<br>Supervision: Yūji Horii<br>Cooperation: Square Enix		\| Original Work: Masaki Hara<br>Manga: Yōichi Amano<br>Supervision: [[Yūji Horii]]<br>Cooperation: Square Enix
	\| January 2023<ref>Hara, Masaki; Amano, Yōichi; Horii, Yūji; Square Enix. ''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', January 2023. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 2022. (pp. 193-237)</ref><br>(21 November 2022)		\| January 2023<ref>Hara, Masaki; Amano, Yōichi; Horii, Yūji; Square Enix. ''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', January 2023. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 2022. (pp. 193-237)</ref><br>(21 November 2022)
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	\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-inumayugedeiko.png \|100px]]		\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-inumayugedeiko.png\|100px]]
	\| 犬マユゲでいこう<br>''Inumayugedeikō''<br>'''Let's Go With Dog Eyebrows'''		\| 犬マユゲでいこう<br>''Inumayugedeikō''<br>'''Let's Go With Dog Eyebrows'''
	\| Original Comic		\| Original Comic
	\| Yūko Ishizura{{efn\|Stylized as 石塚2祐子 (''Ishizura Tsū Yūko'')}}		\| Yūko Ishizura{{efn\|Stylized as 石塚2祐子 (''Ishizura Tsū Yūko'')}}
	\| August 1994<ref>Ishizura, Yūko. ''犬マユゲでいこう''. ''V-Jump'', August 1994. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 1994. (pp. 134-137)</ref><br>(21 June 1994)		\| August 1994<ref>Ishizura, Yūko. ''犬マユゲでいこう''. ''V-Jump'', August 1994. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 1994. (pp. 134-137)</ref><br>(21 June 1994)
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			\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-neoshindo.png\|100px]]
			\| N•E•Oシンドーの"プロ"ローーグ!!<br>''Neo Shindō no "Puro"rō̄gu!!''<br>'''N•E•O Shindo's "Pro"logue'''
			\| Original Comic
			\| Manga: [[Yūji Kasai]]<br>Editing: N.E.O. Shindo
			\| TBD
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	\| Original Work: Masaki Hara<br>Manga: Yōichi Amano<br>Supervision: Yūji Horii<br>Cooperation: Square Enix		\| Original Work: Masaki Hara<br>Manga: Yōichi Amano<br>Supervision: Yūji Horii<br>Cooperation: Square Enix
	\| January 2023<ref>Hara, Masaki; Amano, Yōichi; Horii, Yūji; Square Enix. ''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', January 2023. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 2022. (pp. 193-237)</ref><br>(21 November 2022)		\| January 2023<ref>Hara, Masaki; Amano, Yōichi; Horii, Yūji; Square Enix. ''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', January 2023. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 2022. (pp. 193-237)</ref><br>(21 November 2022)
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			\| 犬マユゲでいこう<br>''Inumayugedeikō''<br>'''Let's Go With Dog Eyebrows'''
			\| Original Comic
			\| Yūko Ishizura{{efn\|Stylized as 石塚2祐子 (''Ishizura Tsū Yūko'')}}
			\| August 1994<ref>Ishizura, Yūko. ''犬マユゲでいこう''. ''V-Jump'', August 1994. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 1994. (pp. 134-137)</ref><br>(21 June 1994)
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	\| August 2019<ref>Satō, Masashi; Wedge Holdings. ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Structures'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', August 2019. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2019. (pp. 35-61)</ref><br>(21 June 2019)		\| August 2019<ref>Satō, Masashi; Wedge Holdings. ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Structures'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', August 2019. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2019. (pp. 35-61)</ref><br>(21 June 2019)
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	\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquestheroavan.png \|100px]]		\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquestheroavan.png\|100px]]
	\| ダイの大冒険勇者アバンと獄炎の魔王<br>''Dai no Daibōken Yūsha Aban to Goku-en no Maō''<br>'''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'''		\| DRAGON QUEST ダイの大冒険勇者アバンと獄炎の魔王<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Dai no Daibōken Yūsha Aban to Goku-en no Maō''<br>'''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'''
	\| ''Dragon Quest''		\| ''Dragon Quest''
	\| Original Work: Riku Sanjō<br>Manga: Yūsaku Shibata		\| Original Work: Riku Sanjō<br>Manga: Yūsaku Shibata
	\| December 2020<ref>Sanjō, Riku; Shibata, Yūsaku. ''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire. ''V-Jump'', December 2020. Japan: Shueisha, 21 October 2020. (pp. 168-213)</ref><br>(21 October 2020)		\| December 2020<ref>Sanjō, Riku; Shibata, Yūsaku. ''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', December 2020. Japan: Shueisha, 21 October 2020. (pp. 168-213)</ref><br>(21 October 2020)
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			\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquesttreasures.png\|100px]]
			\| ドラゴンクエストトレジャーズアナザーアドベンチャーファドラの宝島<br>''Doragon Kuesuto Torejāzu Anazā Adobenchā Fadora no Takarajima''<br>'''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'''{{efn\|The dragon name ファドラ (''Fadora'') is renamed "Padra" in the official English localization of the ''Dragon Quest Treasures'' video game.}}
			\| ''Dragon Quest''
			\| Original Work: Masaki Hara<br>Manga: Yōichi Amano<br>Supervision: Yūji Horii<br>Cooperation: Square Enix
			\| January 2023<ref>Hara, Masaki; Amano, Yōichi; Horii, Yūji; Square Enix. ''Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', January 2023. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 2022. (pp. 193-237)</ref><br>(21 November 2022)
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	\| Manga: Masashi Satō<br>Duel Structure: Wedge Holdings		\| Manga: Masashi Satō<br>Duel Structure: Wedge Holdings
	\| August 2019<ref>Satō, Masashi; Wedge Holdings. ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Structures'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', August 2019. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2019. (pp. 35-61)</ref><br>(21 June 2019)		\| August 2019<ref>Satō, Masashi; Wedge Holdings. ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Structures'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', August 2019. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2019. (pp. 35-61)</ref><br>(21 June 2019)
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			\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-dragonquestheroavan.png \|100px]]
			\| ダイの大冒険勇者アバンと獄炎の魔王<br>''Dai no Daibōken Yūsha Aban to Goku-en no Maō''<br>'''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire'''
			\| ''Dragon Quest''
			\| Original Work: Riku Sanjō<br>Manga: Yūsaku Shibata
			\| December 2020<ref>Sanjō, Riku; Shibata, Yūsaku. ''Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Demon King of Hellfire. ''V-Jump'', December 2020. Japan: Shueisha, 21 October 2020. (pp. 168-213)</ref><br>(21 October 2020)
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	\| Story: Shin Yoshida<br>Manga: Naoto Miyoshi<br>Planning and Cooperation: Konami Digital Entertainment		\| Story: Shin Yoshida<br>Manga: Naoto Miyoshi<br>Planning and Cooperation: Konami Digital Entertainment
	\| June 2022<ref>Yoshida, Shin; Miyoshi, Naoto; Konami Digital Entertainment. ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Stories'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', June 2022. Japan: Shueisha, 21 April 2022. (pp. 24-67)</ref>{{efn\|''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Stories'' has moved through several story arcs since its debut, each of which starts its renumbering back to "Chapter 1"; this debut date is for the actual debut of the overall ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Stories'' manga series as a whole.}}<br>(21 April 2022)		\| June 2022<ref>Yoshida, Shin; Miyoshi, Naoto; Konami Digital Entertainment. ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Stories'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', June 2022. Japan: Shueisha, 21 April 2022. (pp. 24-67)</ref>{{efn\|''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Stories'' has moved through several story arcs since its debut, each of which starts its renumbering back to "Chapter 1"; this debut date is for the actual debut of the overall ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Stories'' manga series as a whole.}}<br>(21 April 2022)
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			\| [[File:Vjump-manga-series-yugiohocgstructures.png\|100px]]
			\| 遊☆戯☆王OCGストラクチャーズ<br>''Yugiō Ofisharu Kādo Gēmu Sutorakuchāzu''<br>'''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG (Official Card Game) Structures'''
			\| ''Yu-Gi-Oh''
			\| Manga: Masashi Satō<br>Duel Structure: Wedge Holdings
			\| August 2019<ref>Satō, Masashi; Wedge Holdings. ''Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Structures'' Chapter 1. ''V-Jump'', August 2019. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2019. (pp. 35-61)</ref><br>(21 June 2019)
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