
Chapter 116 of Dandadan pits the Great Kinta against Hastur's kaiju in a landmark-wielding brawl, ending with Kinta and Bamora finishing the giant off through a spinning power bomb aimed at the pilot within.
Knocked backward by the Tokyo Tower that Kinta swings like a club, Hastur has the kaiju snatch up the Tokyo Skytree to level the contest, smugly noting that it outreaches Kinta's chosen tower. Kinta presses his advantage all the same, arguing the Tower bests the Skytree in a fight. Bamora praises his showing and calls him strong, which delights him, though she cautions that the kaiju has risen again. Hastur dismisses the blows as useless against the kaiju's toughness and gores the Great Kinta with the creature's horns.
Hastur rips the control pod free and starts crushing it with Kinta and Bamora trapped inside, proclaiming Earth the property of the globalists. He spots Kinta still working the nanoskin and orders him to quit, but Kinta refuses, admitting he has nothing to boast about while insisting he will cling to what he loves. The pod caves in, yet Hastur finds the pair on the kaiju's back: Kinta had baited his attention, ejected with Bamora, climbed the arm to the spine, and fashioned a jetpack. Beyond the giant's reach, they fire it skyward and slam it down with a spinning power bomb that wrecks the area, copying Momo's trick of hammering the pilot directly.
During the clash of Kinta Sakata and Bamora vs. Hastur, the villain grabs the Tokyo Skytree to counter Kinta, who still comes out ahead. Shrugging off the damage, Hastur tears the Great Kinta apart and crows victory while clutching its core.
Kinta owns that he has nothing to take pride in but vows to fight to the death for what he enjoys, namely robots and beautiful girls. He and Bamora slip onto the kaiju's spine as Hastur crushes the core, then lift the giant aloft with a jetpack and drop it with a spiraling power bomb to defeat him.
This chapter sits in Volume 14, the Space Globalists Arc, and the Kintama Hunt Saga. It runs twenty-three pages and was released on August 1, 2023, between Chapter 115 and Chapter 117. Morita and Gingaman appear in flashback.

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Chapter 116, Howl, Great Kinta!, pits the Great Kinta against Hastur's kaiju in a landmark-wielding brawl through the streets of Tokyo. It ends with Kinta and Bamora finishing the giant off by hammering the pilot inside with a spinning power bomb.
In Chapter 116, Kinta baits Hastur's attention, ejects with Bamora, climbs the kaiju's arm to its spine, and fashions a jetpack. Beyond the giant's reach, they fire it skyward and slam it down with a spinning power bomb that strikes the pilot directly, copying Momo's trick.
In Chapter 116, Bamora praises Kinta's showing in the fight and calls him strong, which delights him, though she cautions that the kaiju has risen again. Kinta in turn vows to fight to the death for what he loves, namely robots and beautiful girls.
When Hastur has the kaiju grab the Tokyo Skytree, smugly noting it outreaches Kinta's chosen Tokyo Tower, Kinta insists in Chapter 116 that the Tower bests the Skytree in an actual fight and presses his advantage all the same.
Chapter 116 was released on August 1, 2023, runs twenty-three pages, and sits in Volume 14 as part of the Space Globalists Arc and the Kintama Hunt Saga.
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