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|illustrator = [[Shinta Fujimoto]] |
|illustrator = [[Shinta Fujimoto]] |
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|English Translator = Taylor Engel |
|English Translator = Taylor Engel |
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| − | |date = August 10, 2016 (JP) |
+ | |date = August 10, 2016 (JP)<br>April 10, 2018 (NA) |
| − | |publisher = Square Enix (JP) |
+ | |publisher = Square Enix (JP) | Yen Press (NA) |
|isbn = 978-4757550728 (JP) |
|isbn = 978-4757550728 (JP) |
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|prev = [[Baccano! Manga Volume 01]] |
|prev = [[Baccano! Manga Volume 01]] |
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== English Blurb == |
== English Blurb == |
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* [[Baccano! Manga Chapter 012|Chapter 12: Ennis]] |
* [[Baccano! Manga Chapter 012|Chapter 12: Ennis]] |
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* [[Baccano! Manga Chapter 013|Chapter 13: Tipping Point]] |
* [[Baccano! Manga Chapter 013|Chapter 13: Tipping Point]] |
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| + | Like the first volume, this volume has bonus material at its end. One of the bonuses is another page of "Carol's Notes," this time featuring a 'photograph' of [[Edward Noah]] at the [[Coraggioso]] crime scene. |
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== Synopsis == |
== Synopsis == |
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Revision as of 17:37, 10 April 2018
Volume 02 of Shinta Fujimoto's BACCANO! manga adapts the first half of The Rolling Bootlegs.
English Blurb
It's the year 1930. Three years after the Phantom Father incident, Firo is about to get a promotion within the Martillo Family. But the intricate web of fate has other plans in store for him as the elixir of immortality nears its completion, setting off a chain of events that brings together gangsters, alchemists, and everything in between! [1]
Chapters
- Chapter 06: Day 1
- Chapter 07: Encounter
- Chapter 08: Lost
- Chapter 09: Szilard
- Chapter 10: Gandor Family
- Chapter 11: Thief Couple
- Chapter 12: Ennis
- Chapter 13: Tipping Point
Bonus Material
Like the first volume, this volume has bonus material at its end. One of the bonuses is another page of "Carol's Notes," this time featuring a 'photograph' of Edward Noah at the Coraggioso crime scene.
Synopsis
(To be added)