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Title	.hack//G.U.+
Volume(s)	5
Author	Tatsuya Hamazaki
Artist	Yuzuka Morita
Publisher	Kadokawa Shoten
Publishing Magazine	.hack//G.U.: The World; Comptiq magazine
Demographic	Shōnen
ISBN Number(s)	ISBN 4047138290(Volume 1); ISBN 4047138630(Volume 2); ISBN 4047139068(Volume 3); ISBN 4047150096(Volume 4); ISBN 4047152102(Volume 5)
Japanese Release Date	June 23, 2006; September 21, 2006; March 26, 2007; March 26, 2008; March 26, 2009
US Release Date	February 12, 2008; June 17, 2008; September 16, 2008; January 2009; September 1, 2009

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It's only a virtual world, I realize, but thoughts turn into reality, so the world I abandoned by resetting might have remained engulfed by evil.
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.hack//G.U.+ is a manga that follows an alternate version of the events of the G.U. games, akin to the relationship between the original 4 games and the .hack//XXXX manga. It was first serialized in .hack//G.U. The World, and three volumes have been released in graphic novel form in Japan by Kadokawa Shoten.

The first twelve chapters were serialized in the .hack//G.U. The World magazine and as of April 2007, in Comptiq magazine.

StoryEdit

Taking place seven years after the events of .hack//QUARANTINE, G.U.+ follows the player Haseo, a powerful PKKer known as "The Terror of Death". Haseo is obsessed with an infamous PKer known only as "Tri-Edge" who attacked a close friend of his sometime in the past. The manga details Haseo's search for Tri-Edge, and his eventual inclusion in a mysterious group known as "G.U."

CharactersEdit

ChaptersEdit

Part IEdit

1. Tri-Edge
2. The Lost Ones
3. The Epitaph Users
4. Endrance's Cat
5. An Avatar Awakens
6. Serial Murder
7. Logout Impossible
8. Azure Kite (Original serialization), Limits and Conflicts (Graphic novel)
9. Atoli's World
10. Breakdown
11. AIDA (Original serialization), AINA (Graphic novel)
12. Holy Ground - "Key of the Twilight"

Part IIEdit

1. Letter from the Dead
2. Security Division 2
3. Xth Form
4. RA Plan
5. Sample
6. False God
7. Cubia
8. Where it Began
10. Omen

GalleryEdit

TriviaEdit

Due to contradictions with the plotline of the games, G.U.+ is usually considered non-canon.
Tatsuya Hamazaki, the story-writer to G.U.+, also made the storylines of the G.U. Games and G.U. Novels, and both the anime and manga versions of Legend of the Twilight.
In G.U.+, Haseo is seen using all three of his (standard) weapons (Twin Blades, Broadsword, Scythe) while in the character design of his first form. Additionally, he appears to retain all his weapon proficiencies after being Data Drained by Azure Kite; the Data Drain should've reverted him to only a Twin Blade.
One major contradiction is that the Avatars, instead of being used as a combat vessel for the Epitaph Users, appear as summoned creatures to fight with other Avatars and AIDA.

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