[Machine Translation] Firebird" is the lifework of Osamu Tezuka, a master artist and immortal masterpiece in the history of Japanese manga. This work, which depicts the mysteries of love, life, and the universe on a grand scale that transcends time and space with vivid imagination, was drawn over a period of 35 years from 1954 to 1988, and is a super epic work like an eternal river. The "original" episodes, which have been unavailable for a long time since their first appearance in magazines, are finally being published for the first time! This is the first publication of the original version, including scenes that have been cut or rearranged in previous editions of the book. The book also includes "phantom" episodes, unfinished works, and short stories that are included in the book for the first time. The full-size book (B5 size) is as powerful as the magazine's first publication, allowing the reader to enjoy the original scale of the work. Brilliant full color. Includes all the door illustrations. The book is bound in a gorgeous and prestigious binding suitable for a permanent collector's edition. (Firebird <Original Edition> Reprint Complete Works Product Specifications) / Twelve volumes / B5format (full size magazine) / Full color (4C, 2C, 1C) / Hardcover upper binding / Each volume comes in a beautiful presentation box / Digital re-mastering / First complete set of all door pictures in full color for each story / Illustrations, essays, and illustrations from the serialization period are also included. Includes articles, essays, illustrations, etc. from the time of the serialization ("Hi no no tori: Ranseihen (The Firebird)", the 7th volume of the series). Benta, a matagi (a Japanese warrior), goes to the capital of Kyoto in pursuit of his kidnapped bride, Obuu, and meets a boy named Ushiwaka, who becomes his retainer. Meanwhile, Obuu was in the service of the powerful man of the time, Taira no Kiyomori. Kiyomori is in search of eternal life, or the firebird. The first half of the "Ransei-hen," a gorgeous long historical picture scroll that is one of the most popular in the series, and the "phantom" COM version of the "Ransei-hen" (not yet completed. The first half of the "Ransei-hen", the most popular and most popular period picture volume in the series, and the "Ransei-hen" COM version of the "Ransei-hen" (unfinished. (Serialized in "Manga Shonen" from April 1978 to April 1979)