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HELLSING (ヘルシング, Herushingu) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Kohta Hirano serialized in Shonengahosha's seinen manga magazine Young King OURs.

The series first premiered in April 1997 and ended in September 2008, with the individual chapters collected into ten tankobon volumes by Shonengahosha. From 2002 to 2006, Hirano released a six-chapter prequel series, Hellsing: The Dawn, in supplements of Young King OURs. The series was licensed for English-language release in North America by Dark Horse Comics. Dark Horse Comics compiled 10 volumes of the manga into 3 deluxe editions and later re-released the series in a "second edition" using the revised translation from the deluxe edition special.

A thirteen-episode anime television series adaptation by Gonzo, directed by Umanosuke Iida and Yasunori Urata, with a screenplay by Chiaki J. Konaka, was broadcast on Fuji TV from October 2001 to January 2002. A ten-episode original video animation (OVA), titled Hellsing: Ultimate, was produced by Geneon (later NBCUniversal), with the intent of following the manga storyline more closely than the anime series, and ran from February 2006 to December 2012. In 2021, a live-action adaptation of Hellsing was reported by Deadline to be in production, produced by Amazon and written by Derek Kolstad of John Wick fame.

Summary[]

Main article: Story Arcs

The Hellsing Agency, a secret branch of the British government, has long been battling supernatural threats to keep the people safe from creatures of the night. Its current leader, Sir Integra Hellsing, controls her own personal army to eliminate the undead beings, but even her highly trained soldiers pale in comparison to her most trusted vampire exterminator, Alucard, who is actually a powerful vampire himself. Along with Integra's mysterious butler and Alucard's new vampire minion, Seras Victoria, the Hellsing Agency must face not only regular ghouls and vampires but also a rivaling secret branch of the Vatican and a mysterious group of madmen spawned by a certain war over 55 years ago.

Protagonists[]

  • Alucard: An enigmatic figure belonging to the Hellsing Agency, as well as being its strongest soldier due to his capabilities as a vampire himself.
  • Seras Victoria: Formerly a member of the London Police, she now acts as a soldier of the Hellsing Agency under the guidance of Alucard, after choosing to become a vampire on the verge of death.
  • Integra Hellsing: A young noblewoman, she is the head and last member of the Hellsing family. She doubles as the leader of the Hellsing Agency, and Alucard's "master."

Profile[]

By March 2009, the total circulation for the Hellsing series had exceeded 4 million;[4] in November 2007, the ninth volume was among the top 10 volumes sold according to Japan's monthly sales rankings. For three consecutive weeks, the tenth volume of Hellsing managed to sell 97,352 in its first week,[5] 76,479 in its second week,[6] and 22,749 in its third week (dropping from #4 to #24 in charts).[7] The series was also ranked 22nd in the 2006 Top 100 Japanese Media Arts within the manga category.[8]

Dark Horse Comics announced that the Hellsing series had shipped 20 thousand copies since the initial release of volume 1 in the profile page of volume 5 on their website.[9] In 2005, the sixth and seventh volumes of Hellsing ranked among Diamond Comics Distributors' list of the top 48 manga volumes sold in the United States for the year.[10] The profile of volume 10 on Dark Horse Comics' official website stated that there are over half a million copies of the Hellsing series in print.[11] For five consecutive weeks, Hellsing's tenth volume was listed on the New York Times Manga Best Seller List from May 30 until July 3, 2010.[12][13][14][15]

Publication[]

During publication in Young King OURs, Hellsing ran for 95 chapters (known as "Order"), which were condensed into 89 for the volume releases. For the first three volumes, an old work of Hirano's, Crossfire, was added in to fill the unexpected low page count that the series ended up having. The series was licensed for an English release by Dark Horse Comics in 2003, releasing 10 volumes from December 2003,[16] to May 2010.[17] In January 2020, Dark Horse Comics announced that they would re-release the series in a three-volume deluxe edition, condensing the series into 3 hardcover volumes consisting of over 600 pages each in an oversized format;[18] it ran from July 2020[19] to June 2021.[20] Dark Horse Comics later announced a re-run of the Hellsing series (dubbed as the "second edition" series),[21] which was published from November 2023[22] to April 2025[23] using the revised deluxe edition translation.

Production[]

Seeking to create what he described as a "daring-action story," Hirano created Hellsing: The Legends of Vampire Hunter.[24] The title was "Hellsing" because of the main character being a descendant of Abraham Van Helsing (also while joking that he described himself as "hell"). With the concerning reception of the manga and it being considered something that Hirano didn't have any intention to do, the series was later canceled as Hirano deemed it a "failure."[25] After being brought to Young King OURs, Hirano thought of bringing back Hellsing but "removing the daring side and continue to show this strange universe by focusing more on the action."[26]

Alucard was conceptualized as a "man wearing a trench coat up to his neck as some kind of neck-protector, and the rest of his body acts to block any damage including physical, and from bullets." However, Hirano thought that the character ended up looking bad; so he switched his trench coat with a long coat and made him powerful enough that he doesn't need a bulletproof vest to cover him for his return in the new Hellsing series.[27] He took some inspiration from John Lennon and a "little bit of Vash the Stampede."[28] Hirano stated that he wanted to make a story with gunplay, but that a story of vampires with guns would not work with Alucard being portrayed as a "formulaic vampire," so Hirano added him a hat and a long coat, stating: "It's still dark and ominous, but just more suited to his behavior. I always come up with the characters before the story." Hirano said that, due to the "dark, desolate story," he wanted to create someone who made the series "a bit warmer" and a female character involved as well, so he created the character of Seras Victoria, who offered the opportunity "for both of those at the same time," adding that she is "the only one who stands out from the darkness."[29] When creating Integra, it was Hirano's intention to make her the most "human-like" character in the series.[30] He described her as someone having a skin tone similar to that of an Indian.[31]

Hirano has since been writing vampire-type stories since he was a student; first expanding on his ideas and images about a vampire. Writing the series, Hirano thought that it was best to write the series in an eccentric style rather than an orthodox style given the narrative setting in which the series is set in. Explaining the structure of the story, Hellsing first starts with Seras' point of view but later changes into an all-out battle with no focus on a specific character.[32] However, the root of the story was about Alucard being defeated at the hands of a human.[33] The chapter titles were derived from famous video games of which Hirano is a fan of. The range of video games derived from is wide, from arcade titles to PC games, consumer titles, overseas ported software, and even minor titles of fairly old domestic and foreign PC games.[34] The names of the characters were written in Katakana (a Japanese phonetic script used to transcribe and approximate English sounds), which led to name translation being a subject of controversy among fans. When he was asked by the producers who handled the English dub of the OVA, Hirano simply stated that he made up the name to sound foreign.[35]

Given the atypical universe at the beginning of Hellsing, Hirano and OURs wanted to test the reception with readers; if it's not positive, then it'll be canceled but if it turns out to be a hit, then it'd continue; Hirano gave this explanation as to why the start of Hellsing he described as "a little disjointed." Much to his surprise as he did not expect any kind of success, the first few chapters of Hellsing turned out to be a hit, so Hellsing was serialized.[36] Up to chapter 3, the filler chapters are only meant to be sort of an introduction to the world of Hellsing. Hirano stated that the earlier chapters were "very generic" due to the chapters themselves being a "monster-of-the-week" type. During the development of chapter 4, Hirano thought about a rival agency to Hellsing, so Iscariot was introduced, based on an agency of the same name in his previous work, Crossfire.[37]

The introduction of a rival agency meant that Alucard must have a rival, so Alexander Anderson was created. Initially, he also thought about putting The Captain for the role in Millennium's side but concluded that he was too weak.[38] Hirano joked that as revenge for the manuscript of Angel Dust not being sent back to him by the publisher, he wrote in Anderson as a character.[39] He felt that there were too many characters, so canceled the rest of Iscariot members that he had planned to introduce as the story wasn't about Hellsing and Iscariot specifically. The other personality of Yumie Takagi, Yumiko, didn't appear because he thought it would be too complex for her other personality to be fully utilized in the storyline of Hellsing.[40] In the case of Heinkel Wulf's gender, Hirano stated that she is a futanari.[41] For the characters in Millennium, most of their design were based on previous works that Hirano did back during his doujinshi-artist days. The character of The Major; his design, including possibly his real name, was based on a character from "Coyote," a hentai-centric manga Hirano did during his early years.[42] Hirano based The Major's motif on American actor Philip Seymour Hoffman.[43] As a character, Schrödinger was created to be the ultimate tool to defeat Alucard as Hirano saw no other way to ultimately defeat Alucard in one shot.[44] The character of Pip Vernedead was also based on a character of the same name in Coyote, and he was created to be paired up with Seras to balance out the dynamic of the cast, also as Hirano saw that the combo pairings of Alucard and Seras weren't possible; so he paired Seras with Vernedead while stuck Integra with Alucard.[45] Hirano noted that Vernedead was supposed to die early on in the series.[46]

Because of the nature of the series being about vampires and the supernaturals, Hirano chose to base the location on England as he thought that it wouldn't make sense anywhere else; adding to the involvement of the Vatican in the work, Hirano was confident in this decision. However, with the "Nazi" aspect of the series, he stated that it's something he thought about putting in his work long before Hellsing was conceptualized. In order to draw certain landscapes within London, Hirano traveled to England in order to take pictures for reference. Hirano noted that he had always been fascinated with the old medieval wars between Catholics and Protestants.[47] When asked about the historical references and characters being present in his manga, Hirano said that it's complicated as he doesn't consider himself as someone with a lot of culture, and said that he's just an "Otaku" and all these references come from what he sees and reads out of "otaku passion." He also said that he does not do any specific research on the references he displayed throughout the Hellsing series.[48]

During the later half of serialization, Hirano submitted "half-assed" manuscripts because he couldn't make it to deadline. Hirano never intended for Hellsing to be serialized for more than 10 years, initially planning to release one volume a year. Though the ending of the story was coherent from the beginning, he regretted his portrayal of Anderson as he thought that he didn't give him any room to develop his character. After volume 8, Hirano felt that he became too hasty which caused the fights to end quicker than expected, which is why he thought that Alucard vs. Anderson and The Captain vs. Seras Victoria was better in terms of battle presentation.[49] Trying to avoid stereotypes, Hirano's motives were that he cannot tolerate an ending "in which the two fight together, become friends, and live happily ever after," rather, Hellsing's resolution is death, and it is not the kind of work that keeps the defeated alive after the resolution has been reached.[50] He was, however, happy with how The Major was portrayed in the series.[51] The popularity in overseas surprised Hirano very much as he thought that the manga would only appeal to Japanese viewers, stating that he drew many things that are not considered "taboo" in Japan but taboo in others, so he does expect things to be revised in many other countries.[52]

Issue Guide[]

Hellsing OURs Serialization Chart
Before OURs' independence Year No.23
1/31 		No.24
2/28 		No.25
3/31 		No.26
4/30 		No.27
5/31 		No.28
6/30 		No.29
7/31 		No.30
8/31 		No.31
9/30 		No.32
10/31 		No.33
11/30 		No.34
12/31
1997
Year No.35
1/31 		No.36
2/28 		No.37
3/31 		No.38
4/30 		No.39
5/31
1998
After OURs' independence Year #01 #02 #03 #04 #05 #06 #07 #08 #09 #10 #11 #12
1998 Not Applicable
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Totals Chapters: 95[53][54]

Volumes Guide[]

Hellsing 1
Release Date ISBN
September 24, 1998[55] ISBN 978-4-7859-1870-5
December 3, 2003[56] | November 8, 2023 (SE)[57] ISBN 978-1-59307-056-4 | ISBN 978-1-50673-850-5 (SE)
HELLSING ①

Cover Character(s)
 Alucard 		Pages
  204 pages
  208 pages
The manga that spawned the worldwide hit anime, Hellsing blends gothic horror, violent action, and dark humor in a bloody brew that has fired the imagination of fans everywhere!

With supernatural horrors haunting the streets and preying upon humanity, the shadowy Hellsing Agency fights back against hell’s minions. Hellsing’s secret weapon? Alucard, a vampire lord of immense power, specially trained and equipped to destroy the undead. But vast evil forces are on the march, and even the agents of Hellsing may not be able to stem the black tide that threatens to engulf England... and all humanity!
Hellsing 2
Release Date ISBN
December 6, 1999[58] ISBN 978-4-7859-1958-0
April 7, 2004[59] | December 20, 2023 (SE)[60] ISBN 978-1-59307-057-1 | ISBN 978-1-50673-851-2 (SE)
HELLSING ②

Cover Character(s)
 Alucard
 Seras Victoria 		Pages
  192 pages
  192 pages
The manga that spawned the worldwide hit anime, Hellsing blends gothic horror, violent action, and dark humor in a bloody brew that has fired the imagination of otaku everywhere!

Beneath the surface of the ordinary world is a maelstrom of bloodthirsty monsters and hidden political intrigues, and at the heart of the storm is the Hellsing Agency, an ancient order sworn to combat the forces of Hell. And Hellsing bring to the fight the mighty vampire lord Alucard, whose terrifying powers are needed more than ever against an army of the undead that march below the banner of the swastika!
Hellsing 3
Release Date ISBN
December 9, 2000[61] ISBN 978-4-7859-2047-0
June 16, 2004[62] | January 10, 2024 (SE)[63] ISBN 978-1-59307-202-5 | ISBN 978-1-50673-852-9 (SE)
HELLSING ③

Cover Character(s)
 Alucard
 Sir Integra 		Pages
  192 pages
  192 pages
The manga that spawned the worldwide hit anime, Kohta Hirano’s Hellsing returns in a new edition with revised translation and new graphic design. Hellsing combines gothic horror, violent action, and dark humor into a blistering bloodbath of nightmarish proportions!

A Hellsing Agency strike team travels to Rio de Janeiro to seek—and destroy—the vampire-breeding Nazis of Millennium, only to find themselves labeled as international terrorists, a fiction perpetrated by Brazilian officials in exchange for Millennium’s promise of immortality. An armada of military police is dispatched to take down the Hellsing crew, and though the cops may be prepared for violent subversives, they are most definitely unprepared to face Alucard, lord of the undead!
Hellsing 4
Release Date ISBN
September 27, 2001[64] ISBN 978-4-7859-2125-5
September 22, 2004[65] | March 6, 2024 (SE)[66] ISBN 978-1-59307-259-9 | ISBN 978-1-50673-853-6 (SE)
HELLSING ④

Cover Character(s)
 Alucard 		Pages
  208 pages
  208 pages
The manga that spawned the worldwide hit anime, Kohta Hirano’s Hellsing returns in new editions with revised translations and new graphic design. Hellsing combines gothic horror, violent action, and dark humor into a catastrophic carnival of carnage!

Nazis sequestered for generations in South America have engineered an army of vampires in preparation for a war against the living. But the Protestant-helmed Hellsing Agency and the Iscariot Agency of the Catholic Church stand in their way. The rival factions’ best hope against the armies of the undead is to join forces, but can the Holy Church ever align with a group that uses unholy creatures like Alucard, the mightiest vampire of all?
Hellsing 5
Release Date ISBN
February 27, 2003[67] ISBN 978-4-7859-2286-3
December 15, 2004[68] | March 20, 2024 (SE)[69] ISBN 978-1-59307-272-8 | ISBN 978-1-50673-854-3 (SE)
HELLSING ⑤

01  Flash Point
02  D 4
03  D 5
04  D 6
05  D 7
06  D 8
07  D 9
08  Xanado
09  Final Fantasy 1
10  Final Fantasy 2

Cover Character(s)
 Alucard 		Pages
  208 pages
  208 pages
The manga that spawned the worldwide hit anime, Kohta Hirano’s Hellsing returns in new editions with revised translations and new graphic design. Hellsing bonds gothic horror, violent action, and dark humor in a hotbed of homicidal hysteria!

The world has become a bloody fever dream with humanity on the brink of annihilation as the Millennium Project’s army of Nazi undead prepare for the final assault on England aboard the captured aircraft carrier Eagle. Only the Hellsing Agency's vampire lord, Alucard, can hope to blunt the unholy onslaught—which is exactly what the Millennium Project’s dark masters are counting on!
Hellsing 6
Release Date ISBN
November 14, 2003[70] ISBN 978-4-7859-2373-0
March 23, 2005[71] | April 10, 2024 (SE)[72] ISBN 978-1-59307-302-2 | ISBN 978-1-50673-855-0 (SE)
HELLSING ⑥

Cover Character(s)
 Sir Integra
 Alucard 		Pages
  185 pages
  192 pages
The manga that spawned the worldwide hit anime, Kohta Hirano’s Hellsing returns in new editions with revised translations and new graphic design. Hellsing fuses gothic horror, violent action, and dark humor into a tumultuous tornado of terror!

The Hellsing Agency is under siege as London is falling to the Nazi vampire forces of the Millennium Project, who are turning the streets into rivers of blood and the citizenry into a legion of horrors. With Hellsing’s undead champion Alucard trapped at sea, the end nears for the defenders of the realm. And with this murderous conflict reaching its zenith, the Vatican seizes the opportunity to strike and take down both Millennium and Hellsing in one swift stroke!
Hellsing 7
Release Date ISBN
December 27, 2004[73] ISBN 978-4-7859-2499-7
September 28, 2005[74] | May 8, 2024 (SE)[75] ISBN 978-1-59307-348-0 | ISBN 978-1-50673-856-7 (SE)
HELLSING ⑦

Cover Character(s)
 Seras Victoria
 Pip Vernedead 		Pages
  181 pages
  192 pages
The manga that spawned the worldwide hit anime, Kohta Hirano’s Hellsing returns in new editions with revised translations and new graphic design. Hellsing blends gothic horror, violent action, and dark humor into a raging river of ruin!

London is battered by a hurricane of death and destruction as vampire Nazis, Protestant knights, and Vatican warriors battle in what may result in worldwide apocalypse. The Hellsing Agency's Wild Geese mercenaries are literally being eaten alive, and it might just take half-vampire Seras Victoria to embrace her unholy destiny to provide humanity as shred of hope. But with the Catholic Iscariot Army on the march and Alucard, the vampire lord, sure to enter the fray, this cauldron is about to boil over!
Hellsing 8
Release Date ISBN
July 2, 2006[76] ISBN 978-4-7859-2666-3
July 4, 2007[77] | June 12, 2024 (SE)[78] ISBN 978-1-59307-780-8 | ISBN 978-1-50673-857-4 (SE)
HELLSING ⑧

01  Wizardry 2
02  Wizardry 3
03  Wizardry 4
04  Wizardry 5
05  Hundred Sword 1
06  Hundred Sword 2
07  Hundred Sword 3
08  Might and Magic 1
09  Might and Magic 2
10  Psyoblade
11  Castle Vania 1

Cover Character(s)
 Alexander Anderson
 Enrico Maxwell 		Pages
  208 pages
  208 pages
Kohta Hirano's Hellsing is a worldwide phenomenon, a science-fiction-horror manga masterpiece of shocking intensity and wild ingenuity.

London is drowning in blood, its citizenry being butchered by the Nazi vampires of Millennium. And marching though this slaughterhouse are thousands of fanatic Catholic warriors, ready to strike down any who oppose their god. But both undead and zealot alike will have to contend with the return of the vampire lord Alucard, slave-paladin of the British Protestants, piloting an aircraft carrier up the Thames to join the fray!
Hellsing 9
Release Date ISBN
November 9, 2007[79] ISBN 978-4-7859-2885-8
October 22, 2008[80] | March 25, 2025 (SE)[81] ISBN 978-1-59582-157-7 | ISBN 978-1-50673-858-1 (SE)
HELLSING ⑨

Cover Character(s)
 Alucard
 Walter C. Dornez 		Pages
  234 pages
  232 pages
The inspiration for one of anime’s most popular series, Kohta Hirano’s Hellsing is maniacal, gory fun, a volatile mix of gothic horror, white-knuckle action, and a bloody touch of graveyard humor.

After vampire lord Alucard’s triumphant return as champion of the Hellsing Agency, the streets of London run red with the blood of Nazi undead and fanatic Catholic warriors. But the dead calm is only a temporary respite, and chaos soon engulfs the city once again. The undead still have some life left in them, and their plans are aligned for this moment... and final victory beneath the swastika!
Hellsing 10
Release Date ISBN
March 27, 2009[82] ISBN 978-4-7859-3131-5
May 19, 2010[83] | April 22, 2025 (SE)[84] ISBN 978-1-59582-498-1 | ISBN 978-1-50673-879-6 (SE)
HELLSING ⑩

Cover Character(s)
 Alucard
 Sir Integra
 Walter C. Dornez
 Seras Victoria
 Pip Vernedead 		Pages
  194 pages
  192 pages
The final chapter in Kohta Hirano’s epic Hellsing saga pushes the boundaries of horror/action manga into new territories of thrills, shocks, and more than a few bloody laughs!

The curtain raises on the final act of the apocalyptic war between vampires, Nazis, Catholics, werewolves, Protestants, and mercenaries, and the outcome is still in doubt. Amidst the blood-drenched wreckage of London, the champions of light and darkness face off in a final showdown that will determine the future of humanity... or see humanity’s fall!

Trivia[]

  • The longest period without any Hellsing volumes released is 1 year and 7 months. The serialization of tankobon volumes in Japan also started a year and 4 months after chapter 1 appeared in an issue of Young King OURs.
  • At the start of the chapter, on top of the chapter names written in English, is a word written in katakana; the katakana appeared in every chapter until volume 5, where it was dropped, brought back, and once again dropped. The last time the katakana appeared was in chapter 53.

See also[]

References[]

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  2. ↑ https://www.suruga-ya.jp/product/detail/ZNAWO46422
  3. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2008-10-01/hellsing-manga-ends-as-hirano-plans-new-work-next-year
  4. ↑ https://www.nbcuni.co.jp/rondorobe/anime/hellsing/news/hp0001/index00130000.html
  5. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-04-01/japanese-comic-ranking-march-24-30
  6. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-04-08/japanese-comic-ranking-march-31-april-6
  7. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-04-15/japanese-comic-ranking-april-7-13
  8. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20080702171942/http://plaza.bunka.go.jp/hundred/bumon_manga.html
  9. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/10-182/Hellsing-Volume-5-TPB
  10. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2006-01-23/diamond-announces-top-direct-market-performers
  11. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/16-721/Hellsing-Volume-10-TPB
  12. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-06-11/new-york-times-manga-best-seller-list-may-30-june-5
  13. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-06-25/new-york-times-manga-best-seller-list-june-13-18
  14. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/new-york-times-manga-best-seller-list-june-20-26
  15. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-09/new-york-times-manga-best-seller-list-june-27-july-3
  16. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/12-871/Hellsing-Volume-1-TPB
  17. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/16-721/Hellsing-Volume-10-TPB
  18. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2020-01-31/dark-horse-to-release-hellsing-manga-in-deluxe-hardcover-edition/.155917
  19. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/3002-725/Hellsing-Deluxe-Volume-1-HC
  20. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/3002-727/Hellsing-Deluxe-Volume-3-HC
  21. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Blog/3716/hellsing-rises-grave-new-editions
  22. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/3010-561/Hellsing-Volume-1-TPB-Second-Edition
  23. ↑ https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/3011-510/Hellsing-Volume-10-TPB-Second-Edition
  24. ↑ https://www.manga-news.com/index.php/actus/2017/11/07/Interview-de-Kota-Hirano-Drifters-Hellsing
  25. ↑ https://animeanime.jp/article/2008/07/07/3365.html
  26. ↑ https://www.manga-news.com/index.php/actus/2017/11/07/Interview-de-Kota-Hirano-Drifters-Hellsing
  27. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 01
  28. ↑ Manga Magazine Interview (2016)
  29. ↑ https://archive.org/details/Play_Issue_045_2005_09_Fusion_Publishing_US/page/16/mode/2up
  30. ↑ Beckett Anime Issue #89
  31. ↑ HELLSING Catalogue YKO 97 #30
  32. ↑ Beckett Anime Issue #89
  33. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 02
  34. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/house-of-1000-manga/2012-03-22
  35. ↑ Hellsing: Ultimate English Audio Commentary
  36. ↑ https://www.manga-news.com/index.php/actus/2017/11/07/Interview-de-Kota-Hirano-Drifters-Hellsing
  37. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 01
  38. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 03
  39. ↑ Hellsing: Volume 1 Character Introductions
  40. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 02
  41. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 01
  42. ↑ Hellsing: Volume 3 Character Descriptions
  43. ↑ https://twitter.com/hiranokohta/status/776667295435206656
  44. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 02
  45. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 03
  46. ↑ Hellsing: Volume 7 Character Introduction
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  49. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 03
  50. ↑ HELLSING official guide book Kohta Hirano Vs. Interviewer: Battle 02
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External Links[]

  • Hellsing on Dark Horse Comics' official website
  • Hellsing on Shonengahosha's official site
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