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|airJapan = September 30, 1998
 
|airEnglish = December 1, 2003
  
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|animeEpisode = [[Hellsing Episode 1: The Undead]]<br />[[Hellsing Episode 2: Club M]]<br />[[Hellsing Episode 3: Sword Dancer]]<br />[[Hellsing Episode 10: Master of Monster]]
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|mangachap = 1: "Vampire Hunter"<br>2: "Master of Monster"<br>3: "Murder Club"<br>4: "Sword Dancer 1"<br>5: "Sword Dancer 2"<br>6: "Sword Dancer 3"<br>Bonus: "Crossfire 1"
 
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|animeEpisode = 1. "The Undead"<br>2. "Club M"<br>3. "Sword Dancer"
 
 
|ovaEpisode = [[Hellsing: Ultimate OVA I]]
  
|ovaEpisode = [[Hellsing: Ultimate OVA I]]
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|ISBN= ISBN 4-7859-1870-5 <small>(JAP)</small><br />ISBN 978-1-59307-056-4 <small>(NA)</small><br />978-1506738505 <small>(NA, SE)</small>
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}}'''''Hellsing: Volume 1''''' is the first volume in the Hellsing manga series. It was originally released in Japan in September of 1998 and released in English on December 1, 2003.
  
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'''''Hellsing: Volume 1''''' is the first volume in the [[Hellsing (manga)|''Hellsing'' manga series]]. Originally it released in Japan on September 30th of 1998 by Shōnen Gahōsha, and then released in English on December 1, 2003 by Dark Horse Comics. In November 8, 2023 Dark Horse Comics released a new paperback edition of Volume 1 of the ''Hellsing'' manga. This volume is included in the first volume of the first Hellsing Deluxe Edition Hardcover released by Dark Horse Comics. The Hellsing manga was written and illustrated by [[Kouta Hirano]].
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The [[Hellsing (TV Series)|''Hellsing'' TV series]] by [[Gonzo]] aired in 2001 - 2002, covers the first volume of the manga entirely from episode 1 - 3; while its remake, the [[Hellsing: Ultimate OVA]] covers it in its [[Hellsing: Ultimate I|first volume]], which adapted all the chapters and arcs included within volume 1 of the original manga.
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==Plot Synopsis==
  
==Plot Synopsis==
   
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Ten years ago, young [[Sir Integra Fairbrook Windgate Hellsing|Integra Hellsing]] ascended to the head of the Hellsing Organization after the death of her father Arthur. Her jealous uncle Richard Hellsing attempted to kill her, but in the process awakened a dormant [[Alucard]], who proceeded to kill Richard's men. It is Integra who shoots and kills her uncle, thereby becoming the last descendant of the Hellsing bloodline. Alucard declared his allegiance to Integra and become her loyal servant. In present day England, Alucard is called to duty to eradicate a vampire and his [[Ghouls|ghouls]]. However, a police girl named [[Seras Victoria]] is gravely injured in the process, and upon her saying she's a virgin, Alucard turns her into his vampire servant. Later, on a mission to hunt down a vampire in the town of Badrick in Nothern Ireland, Alucard meets and fights Father [[Alexander Anderson]] for the first time.
  
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===Hellsing===
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Ten years ago, young [[Integra Hellsing]] ascended to the head of the Hellsing Organization after the death of her father [[Arthur Hellsing|Arthur]]. Her jealous uncle, [[Richard Hellsing]], attempted to kill her, but awakened a dormant [[Alucard]] in the process, who proceeded to kill Richard's men. It is Integra who shoots and kills her uncle, thereby becoming the last descendant of the Hellsing bloodline. Alucard declared his allegiance to Integra and became her loyal servant.
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In present day England, Alucard is called to duty to eradicate [[Cheddar Priest|a vampire]] and his [[ghoul]]s. However, a female police officer named [[Seras Victoria]] is gravely injured in the process, and upon her saying she's a virgin, Alucard turns her into his vampire servant. Alucard then teaches her how to fight like a proper vampire by letting her take out [[Leif and Jessica|Jessica]] after Alucard had already killed Leif. Later, on a mission to hunt down a vampire in the town of Badrick in Nothern Ireland, Alucard meets and fights Father [[Alexander Anderson]] for the first time.
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===Crossfire===
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The relief center in the Palestine refugee of the [[Vatican]] was raided by a group of Islamic extremists named "[[Avlah Aqvalah]]" who demanded $10 Million in-exchange for the hostages taken by the group of terrorists. In response, the [[Pope]] counts on [[Iscariot]] to deal with the extremists; in which, the commander of Iscariot, [[Enrico Maxwell]], orders one of his elite agent, [[Heinkel Wolfe]] to go on a mission there. Back at the refugee camp on Palestine, Aphram, the leader of Avlah Aqvalah almost ends up killing one of the nuns there; if not for Heinkel to come in a clutch.
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Thinking that it's the man the Vatican had sent to give the money, he demands it but however; Heinkel ignores and focuses on the nun named "[[Yumiko]]", and asked her to let "Yumie" out. Refusing and with no choice left, Heinkel punches Yumie in the jaw straight up, and shooting started. However, Yumiko waked up an entirely different person; the nun went from innocent, to a cold blooded murderer and later, she and Heinkel slaughters the extremists and saved the hostages.
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==Characters (In Order of Appearance)==
  
==Characters (In Order of Appearance)==
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*[[Alucard]]
  
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===Hellsing===
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*[[Minor Vampires from the Hellsing Anime|The Vicar]]
  
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*[[Alucard]]
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*[[Pastor]]
 
*[[Sir Integra Fairbrook Windgate Hellsing|Integra Hellsing]]
  
*[[Sir Integra Fairbrook Windgate Hellsing|Integra Hellsing]]
 
*[[Seras Victoria]]
  
*[[Seras Victoria]]
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*Richard Hellsing
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*[[Richard Hellsing]]
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*Arthur Hellsing
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*[[Arthur Hellsing]]
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*Leif and Jessica
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*[[Leif and Jessica]]
 
*[[Alexander Anderson]]
  
*[[Alexander Anderson]]
 
*[[Renaldo]]
  
*[[Renaldo]]
 
*[[Walter C. Dornez]]
  
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*[[Enrico Maxwell]] ([[Crossfire]])
  
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===Crossfire===
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*[[Yumiko Takagi]] ([[Crossfire]])
  
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*[[Heinkel Wolfe]] ([[Crossfire]])
  
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*[[Enrico Maxwell]]
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*[[Yumiko Takagi]]
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*[[Heinkel Wolfe]]
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==Chapters==
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===Volume Content===
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{{Chapterlist
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|Volume 1
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1: {{Nihongo|[[HELLSING Chapter 1 "Vampire Hunter"|"'''Vampire Hunter'''"]]|バンパイア ハンター,|Banpaia Hantā}}<br>
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2: {{Nihongo|[[HELLSING Chapter 2 "Master of Monsters"|"'''Master of Monster'''"]]|マスターオブモンスターズ|Masutāobumonsutāzu}}<br>
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3: {{Nihongo|[[HELLSING Chapter 3 "Murder Club"|"'''Murder Club'''"]]|マーダークラブ,|Mādākurabu}}<br>
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4: {{Nihongo|[[HELLSING Chapter 4 "Sword Dancer (1)"|"'''Sword Dancer 1'''"]]|ソードダンサー 1,|Sōdodansā}}<br>
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5: {{Nihongo|[[HELLSING Chapter 5 "Sword Dancer (2)"|"'''Sword Dancer 2'''"]]|ソードダンサー 2,|Sōdodansā}}<br>
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6: {{Nihongo|[[HELLSING Chapter 6 "Sword Dancer (3)"|"'''Sword Dancer 3'''"]]|ソードダンサー 3,|Sōdodansā}}
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1: '''[[Crossfire 1]]'''
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===Young King OURs Issues===
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==Afterword==
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Introductions=
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===Introduction===
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*{{Quote2|Right! Well, um, and so, (Spoken like Kakuei) I am Kouta Hirano. To those I don't know, nice to meet you. To everyone else, wassap? Here you have it, Hellsing Volume 1. It's not an adult book, and to be finally be able to draw something I wanted to on my own has been one of the best things I've ever done in my life. So... what do you think? I don't have to listen to anyone's direction now so it's like the ultimate in independence! Yeah! It's sort of like a student right his motorcycle into the staff room during class because no teachers are paying attention! That's about how free I am to do whatever I want! In "Fist of the North Star" terms it's like being Jagi... or otherwise Souther. In that case this book is the Holy Emperor Cross Mausoleum! Pole Star Cross Fist! ZASHAA! And of course Shuu of the South Star while Heron Fist sits up on the peak and says nothing. GINYAA! That's why everyday I live in shivering fear that one day Kenshiro will come along and beat the crap out of me. Or I'll die.}}
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*{{Quote2|Anyhow about this manga. It first ran in "Young King OURs", just as you've read it. It ran alongside other titles such as "Geobreeders" and "TRIGUN". You know, it was rough feeling happy, embarrassed, and like the Ayatollah at the same time. I was worried to death that my work wouldn't be high enough quality hang in there. <music in> If the cosmos flowers wither away and just die... <music out> I even cut my hair short. Just kidding.}}
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*{{Quote2|Oh, all the rest of the guns that appear in this manga are unreal, so don't go saying 'This gun doesn't exist.' or 'His sense of weapons sucks'. They're all cosmoguns that can hold a million rounds.}}
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*{{Quote2|Finally, I think there are some people wondering where Father Anderson hides all those bayonets. Anderson is actually fourth dimensional, so there.}}
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===Notes===
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{{Quote2|(*Note: Kakuei Tanaka was a former Japanese Prime Minister. He was some-what akin to Richard Nixon, charismatic but also involved in a career-damaging scandal. He tended to have a very gutteral voice and spoke his mind quite freely.)}}
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===Character Introductions===
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::''Which Don't Explain Anything''
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{{AfterwordChara|Alucard|"He was a lot of trouble. Vampire characters have been drawn like this for ages! Like Master Mosquito or Nightwalker! Geez! I mean, vampires like him have been alive for how many years? But yes! This happens to be a specialty of mine too! So yeah! I got a lot of feedbacks afterward. One thing I heard a lot was 'He's too similar to Vash so give up and get lost, ya pig.' Who was that from?! Ryoutarou. Who?! But do they overlap that much...? Maybe I shouldn't have given him the sunglasses..."}}
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{{AfterwordChara|Seras Victoria|"She looks like she's on the verge of death. Yeah. That's about it."}}
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{{AfterwordChara|Sir Integra Hellsing|"It's harsh to hear 'Is that a man?' or 'Is that Montina Max?' or 'Is it Muska?' Yoshiko Sakakibara is wonderful as her voice (mmmm)."}}
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{{AfterwordChara|Alexander Anderson|"A while back, I was drawing a manga called "Angel Dust" for the magazine Papipo. The manuscript? Of course they didn't send it back... So for revenge I wrote in Anderson. How mean of me, huh? Well in that case, how about we get France Shoin to publish it? How about that? Right, Daiya? (With a Takara Ruby Hairstyle). So, of course his voice actor is Nachi Nozawa. As far as I'm concerned anyway."}}
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|-|About Crossfire=
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===About Crossfire===
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{{Quote2|The page count ended up too low, so the rest of this book is taken up by a one-shot I did for the now defunct Comic Master. It's a manga where members of the Vatican's Specialized Secret Agency Section XIII Iscariot, which appears in Hellsing, are the main characters. If you look at it in a certain way, you see that it's what became the springboard for Hellsing. It has similar characters, too. In all there are three stories, and perhaps they'll run in Volumes 2 and 3. That is, if 2 and 3 come out...}}
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|-|Special Thanks=
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===Thanks===
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{{Quote2|Ryoutarou Tanaka (YAB), Sankichi Meguro (GROGGY), the great Imamura Takeda Tsunu, ect... Of course, Young King OURs editor-in-chief Fukuhara! and my editor, vice-chief Fudetani!}}
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==Gallery==
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Hellsing vol 1 Japanese cover.jpg|Front Cover (Japanese)
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==Trivia==
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*Alucard's gun, the [[Casull]]'s inscription is normally "'''HELLSING ARMS WEAPON Hellsing 454 Casull INDUSTRIAL CO.LTD.'''"; however, the cover of the first volume features Alucard and the Casull; but its inscription instead reads out "'''Hellsing 30mm clockwork giant PANDAS'''".
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[[Category:Hellsing Volumes]]
  
[[Category:Hellsing Volumes]]

Latest revision as of 12:54, 10 November 2023

Hellsing: Volume 1 is the first volume in the Hellsing manga series. Originally it released in Japan on September 30th of 1998 by Shōnen Gahōsha, and then released in English on December 1, 2003 by Dark Horse Comics. In November 8, 2023 Dark Horse Comics released a new paperback edition of Volume 1 of the Hellsing manga. This volume is included in the first volume of the first Hellsing Deluxe Edition Hardcover released by Dark Horse Comics. The Hellsing manga was written and illustrated by Kouta Hirano.

The Hellsing TV series by Gonzo aired in 2001 - 2002, covers the first volume of the manga entirely from episode 1 - 3; while its remake, the Hellsing: Ultimate OVA covers it in its first volume, which adapted all the chapters and arcs included within volume 1 of the original manga.

Plot Synopsis

Hellsing

Ten years ago, young Integra Hellsing ascended to the head of the Hellsing Organization after the death of her father Arthur. Her jealous uncle, Richard Hellsing, attempted to kill her, but awakened a dormant Alucard in the process, who proceeded to kill Richard's men. It is Integra who shoots and kills her uncle, thereby becoming the last descendant of the Hellsing bloodline. Alucard declared his allegiance to Integra and became her loyal servant.

In present day England, Alucard is called to duty to eradicate a vampire and his ghouls. However, a female police officer named Seras Victoria is gravely injured in the process, and upon her saying she's a virgin, Alucard turns her into his vampire servant. Alucard then teaches her how to fight like a proper vampire by letting her take out Jessica after Alucard had already killed Leif. Later, on a mission to hunt down a vampire in the town of Badrick in Nothern Ireland, Alucard meets and fights Father Alexander Anderson for the first time.

Crossfire

The relief center in the Palestine refugee of the Vatican was raided by a group of Islamic extremists named "Avlah Aqvalah" who demanded $10 Million in-exchange for the hostages taken by the group of terrorists. In response, the Pope counts on Iscariot to deal with the extremists; in which, the commander of Iscariot, Enrico Maxwell, orders one of his elite agent, Heinkel Wolfe to go on a mission there. Back at the refugee camp on Palestine, Aphram, the leader of Avlah Aqvalah almost ends up killing one of the nuns there; if not for Heinkel to come in a clutch.

Thinking that it's the man the Vatican had sent to give the money, he demands it but however; Heinkel ignores and focuses on the nun named "Yumiko", and asked her to let "Yumie" out. Refusing and with no choice left, Heinkel punches Yumie in the jaw straight up, and shooting started. However, Yumiko waked up an entirely different person; the nun went from innocent, to a cold blooded murderer and later, she and Heinkel slaughters the extremists and saved the hostages.

Characters (In Order of Appearance)

Hellsing

Crossfire

Chapters

Volume Content

Young King OURs Issues

Issue27
Issue28
Issue29
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3
Issue34
Issue36
Issue39
Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6

Afterword

Introduction

"Right! Well, um, and so, (Spoken like Kakuei) I am Kouta Hirano. To those I don't know, nice to meet you. To everyone else, wassap? Here you have it, Hellsing Volume 1. It's not an adult book, and to be finally be able to draw something I wanted to on my own has been one of the best things I've ever done in my life. So... what do you think? I don't have to listen to anyone's direction now so it's like the ultimate in independence! Yeah! It's sort of like a student right his motorcycle into the staff room during class because no teachers are paying attention! That's about how free I am to do whatever I want! In "Fist of the North Star" terms it's like being Jagi... or otherwise Souther. In that case this book is the Holy Emperor Cross Mausoleum! Pole Star Cross Fist! ZASHAA! And of course Shuu of the South Star while Heron Fist sits up on the peak and says nothing. GINYAA! That's why everyday I live in shivering fear that one day Kenshiro will come along and beat the crap out of me. Or I'll die."
"Anyhow about this manga. It first ran in "Young King OURs", just as you've read it. It ran alongside other titles such as "Geobreeders" and "TRIGUN". You know, it was rough feeling happy, embarrassed, and like the Ayatollah at the same time. I was worried to death that my work wouldn't be high enough quality hang in there. <music in> If the cosmos flowers wither away and just die... <music out> I even cut my hair short. Just kidding."
"Oh, all the rest of the guns that appear in this manga are unreal, so don't go saying 'This gun doesn't exist.' or 'His sense of weapons sucks'. They're all cosmoguns that can hold a million rounds."
"Finally, I think there are some people wondering where Father Anderson hides all those bayonets. Anderson is actually fourth dimensional, so there."

Notes

"(*Note: Kakuei Tanaka was a former Japanese Prime Minister. He was some-what akin to Richard Nixon, charismatic but also involved in a career-damaging scandal. He tended to have a very gutteral voice and spoke his mind quite freely.)"

Character Introductions

Which Don't Explain Anything
CharacteExpla

About Crossfire

"The page count ended up too low, so the rest of this book is taken up by a one-shot I did for the now defunct Comic Master. It's a manga where members of the Vatican's Specialized Secret Agency Section XIII Iscariot, which appears in Hellsing, are the main characters. If you look at it in a certain way, you see that it's what became the springboard for Hellsing. It has similar characters, too. In all there are three stories, and perhaps they'll run in Volumes 2 and 3. That is, if 2 and 3 come out..."

Thanks

"Ryoutarou Tanaka (YAB), Sankichi Meguro (GROGGY), the great Imamura Takeda Tsunu, ect... Of course, Young King OURs editor-in-chief Fukuhara! and my editor, vice-chief Fudetani!"

Gallery

Trivia

  • Alucard's gun, the Casull's inscription is normally "HELLSING ARMS WEAPON Hellsing 454 Casull INDUSTRIAL CO.LTD."; however, the cover of the first volume features Alucard and the Casull; but its inscription instead reads out "Hellsing 30mm clockwork giant PANDAS".

Navigation

        Volumes and Chapters
The Dawn
Volume 0: Chapter 1 (The Dawn) · Chapter 2 (The Dawn) · Chapter 3 (The Dawn) · Chapter 4 (The Dawn) · Chapter 5 (The Dawn) · Chapter 6 (The Dawn)
Hellsing
Volume 1: Chapter 1 · Chapter 2 · Chapter 3 · Chapter 4 · Chapter 5 · Chapter 6
Volume 2: Chapter 7 · Chapter 8 · Chapter 9 · Chapter 10 · Chapter 11 · Chapter 12
Volume 3: Chapter 13 · Chapter 14 · Chapter 15 · Chapter 16 · Chapter 17 · Chapter 18
Volume 4: Chapter 19 · Chapter 20 · Chapter 21 · Chapter 22 · Chapter 23 · Chapter 24 · Chapter 25 · Chapter 26 · Chapter 27
Volume 5: Chapter 28 · Chapter 29 · Chapter 30 · Chapter 31 · Chapter 32 · Chapter 33 · Chapter 34 · Chapter 35 · Chapter 36 · Chapter 37
Volume 6: Chapter 38 · Chapter 39 · Chapter 40 · Chapter 41 · Chapter 42 · Chapter 43 · Chapter 44 · Chapter 45 · Chapter 46 · Chapter 47
Volume 7: Chapter 48 · Chapter 49 · Chapter 50 · Chapter 51 · Chapter 52 · Chapter 53 · Chapter 54 · Chapter 55 · Chapter 56 · Chapter 57
Volume 8: Chapter 58 · Chapter 59 · Chapter 60 · Chapter 61 · Chapter 62 · Chapter 63 · Chapter 64 · Chapter 65 · Chapter 66 · Chapter 67 · Chapter 68
Volume 9: Chapter 69 · Chapter 70 · Chapter 71 · Chapter 72 · Chapter 73 · Chapter 74 · Chapter 75 · Chapter 76 · Chapter 77 · Chapter 79
Volume 10: Chapter 80 · Chapter 81 · Chapter 82 · Chapter 83 · Chapter 84 · Chapter 85 · Chapter 86 · Chapter 87 · Chapter 89
Extras
Crossfire: Chapter 1 (Crossfire) · Chapter 2 (Crossfire) · Chapter 3 (Crossfire)
Omake: Chapter 1 (Omake) · Chapter 2 (Omake) · Chapter 3 (Omake) · Chapter 4 (Omake) · Chapter 5 (Omake) · Chapter 7 (Omake) · Chapter 8 (Omake) · Chapter 9 (Omake)
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