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This article is a list of story arcs from the Jigokuraku series. The following provides information on the story arcs, including the arc name, a brief overview of the arc, and the chapters within the arc. Please note that the following arc names

The Island Arc (島編, Shima-hen) is the first arc of Jigokuraku. It covers chapters 1 to 16 from volumes 1 and 2 and episodes 1 to 6 from the anime. The arc focuses on the events of the death row criminals and executioners after setting foot on a

The Lord Tensen Arc (島てんせん様編, Tensen-sama-hen) is the second arc ofJigokuraku. It covers chapters 17 to 59 from volumes 3 to 7. The arc focuses on the surviving criminals and executioners slowly learning about the history of the island, as well

The Hōrai Arc (ほうらい編, Hōrai-hen) is the third arc of Jigokuraku. The arc focuses on the alliance of the surviving criminals and executioners invading Hōrai to retrieve the Elixir of Life and escape the island. However, Lord Tensen anticipates th

The Departure Arc is the fourth and final arc of Jigokuraku. The arc focuses on the departure of the survivors from the first and second landing parties and their attempt at stopping the Tensen Rien from turning every human in Japan into Tan in

Japan (日本, Japan) is an island country located in the northwest Pacific Ocean. The Jigokuraku manga is set in a fictional world of Japan during its Edo period and its current ruler is Tokugawa Nariyoshi — the eleventh shogun. To the Tensens, Ja

Iwagakure (石 (いわ) 隠 (がく) れの里, Iwagakure no Sato, Literally meaning: Village Hidden in Stones) was a well-known shinobi village in Japan until its termination by the shogun. In the village, children were required to undergo ninja training; such a