
Momo persuades the old man to share how the cursed diorama swallowed him as a child. The gang reveals Unji entered it to destroy the world from within, armed with a kintama from a stranger. When the panicked old man swings his blade, Momo loses her balance and falls into the diorama herself.
With the gang insisting the old man go back into the diorama to free Unji, Momo defuses the tension and coaxes his history out of him. He recounts being sealed inside the cursed model since childhood, a birthday present from his parents, and finally slipping free only when he touched one of the gang's girls, who afterward switched places with Unji. She notes that every member carries a painful past and owes a debt to Unji for sheltering them.
A delinquent adds that Unji barred anyone else from entering, vowing instead to "wreck the world" himself. Piecing together Toriumi's cryptic remark, Momo asks about a golden ball, and the gang confirms a stranger handed Unji such a tool for his scheme, though they fret he has been stuck inside for a week. Believing the old man's return is the only fix, they press him to go back. Terrified, he flails his blade about, and as Momo dodges she stumbles backward, brushing the diorama and vanishing into it before Okarun's stunned eyes.
The old man explains the diorama arrived as a birthday gift before it swallowed him whole. Reaching adulthood inside, he broke free the moment he made contact with a gang girl. That same girl describes how Unji guards them from dangerous people and lets them enjoy themselves despite hard lives. According to the leader, Unji swapped in to ruin the world within and accepted the kintama from an unknown figure. The old man's frantic blade-work causes Momo to topple into the diorama by accident.
This Volume 16 chapter spans nineteen pages and continues the Danmara Arc under the Kintama Hunt Saga. Published on December 26, 2023, it uncovers the diorama's backstory through a flashback tied to Saint-Germain and traps Momo within the cursed object.

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Dandadan Chapter 134, titled Deadly Magic Object, has Momo coax the old man into sharing how the cursed diorama swallowed him as a child. The gang reveals Unji entered the diorama to destroy the world from within, and when the panicked old man swings his blade, Momo loses her balance and falls into the diorama herself.
In Dandadan Chapter 134, the old man recounts being sealed inside the cursed model since childhood, when it arrived as a birthday present from his parents. He finally slipped free only when he touched one of the gang's girls, who afterward switched places with Unji.
In Dandadan Chapter 134, the gang explains that Unji swapped into the diorama to wreck the world from within and barred anyone else from entering. A stranger had handed Unji a kintama for his scheme, and the gang frets he has been stuck inside for a week.
In Dandadan Chapter 134, the terrified old man flails his blade about when the gang presses him to go back inside. As Momo dodges she stumbles backward, brushes the diorama, and vanishes into it before Okarun's stunned eyes.
Dandadan Chapter 134 was published on December 26, 2023, as a nineteen-page entry in Volume 16. It continues the Danmara Arc under the Kintama Hunt Saga and uncovers the diorama's backstory through a flashback tied to Saint-Germain.
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