Volume 1-22 Contains some fan translations and ripped Vertical versions for the first 18 books. Volume 1-18 by Vertical (go refer to one of many reading order charts if you’re not sure by which book to start) Saikyou Series (Zaregoto Spin-off) Main Series Ningen Series (Zaregoto Spin-off) Main Series Kubikiri Cycle: Aoiro Savant to Zaregototsukai (anime) To make navigation easier, here is a table of contents to save you scrolling.Ĭomments on literature/Interviews Zaregoto Series Main Series
N o ra ws in our possession (which means nearly impossible to find limited edition stuff or interviews as we have 99% of Nisio books) Planned for future translation (this is mostly what we’re interested in doing or know will be fan translated either way, keep in mind it could be planned for a few years later) When reading the tables, it goes : Series Relation Official translations will link to the page of the company publishing them or where you can buy them, but you all know anything can be found online (don’t forget to support them so that we get more Nisio books in the future). We will try to link the original fan translator whenever possible, if not, just one of the links you can read it from. Special thanks to Cross, Maxdefolsch, and everyone that helped them collecting and arranging that data present on the Nisio wiki page and the list of every Nisio works as well as the people doing a wonderful job on the Nisio fan wiki. We at Sway Translations have compiled a list (with links) to other Nisio Isin series out there on the net just for you. The title is a portmanteau of the following terms: (kizu: wound. It is the first book to be released in English, and the first to be released as an English audio book. It is the third book overall, and contains the story Koyomi Vamp (). This is for all you lads and lasses out there wondering, “What can I read now?”. Kizumonogatari () or KIZUMONOGATARI: Wound Tale in the English publication, is the second part of the Monogatari series.
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