
Chapter 151 finds Okarun stripped of Turbo Granny's speed and forced to outthink Umbrella Boy Unji. Drawing on Momo's spirit, he engineers a tornado with Rokuro and Vega, then snatches back the kintama in the nick of time to dodge a fatal blow.
Having carried the unconscious Momo to the stage platform, Okarun sprints back to where Rokuro and Vega still trade blows with Umbrella Boy Unji. His sluggish pace makes him realize how heavily he leaned on Turbo Granny, and he puzzles over how to reclaim his kintama. The answer arrives once he asks himself what Momo might try. With Vega out of ammunition, Rokuro grumbles about how impossible Unji is while he hovers and spews shockwaves, then meets Okarun, who asks the nanoskin to form a rocket.
Unable to manage that, Rokuro improvises a jetpack that quits in midair, to Okarun's letdown. He tells Okarun there is no approaching Unji while the air shrouds him, which Vega likens to a typhoon. That image sparks Okarun's plan, and he has Rokuro build a heater. Warmed by the running pair's body heat, the device lifts the heated surface air all at once into the gust Unji generates, dragging him into a tornado exactly as Okarun intended. Knocked back to the ground, Unji faces all three in close quarters, yet they steadily lose footing. His final shockwave aims straight at Okarun, who is pinned under the umbrella, but after wresting the kintama free, Okarun slips into his Turbo Granny form just in time to escape, leaving Unji to demand who he is and where such power comes from.
Okarun first hauls Momo clear of danger, then rejoins the fight. The duel continues with Vega, Rokuro Serpo, and Okarun set against the Fairy-Tale Card's Umbrella Boy. Rokuro's attempt to chase him down with a nanoskin jetpack collapses. He instead rigs a heater driven by the body heat of Okarun and Vega, spawning a tornado. Once Umbrella Boy crashes down, the trio swarms him. Okarun narrowly reclaims the kintama and transforms to evade the final blast.
This Volume 18 chapter highlights Okarun's growth as a tactician, beating an airborne foe through physics rather than brute force. Reclaiming the kintama restores his transformed speed and swings the Danmara Arc duel back his way.

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Yes, in Chapter 151 Okarun reclaims the kintama from Umbrella Boy Unji just in time to dodge a fatal blow. Wresting the kintama free, he slips into his Turbo Granny form to escape the final shockwave.
Okarun reclaims his kintama in Chapter 151, titled Get That Family Jewel Back. Recovering it restores his transformed Turbo Granny speed and swings the Danmara Arc duel back his way.
In Chapter 151, Okarun outthinks the airborne Umbrella Boy rather than overpowering him. He has Rokuro build a heater that lifts warm surface air into Unji's gust, dragging the yokai into a tornado and knocking him to the ground.
In Chapter 151, Okarun finds his answer by asking himself what Momo might try. After Vega likens Unji's swirling air to a typhoon, that image sparks Okarun's plan to use a Rokuro-built heater and body heat to spawn a tornado.
Chapter 151, a Volume 18 chapter, highlights Okarun's growth as a tactician by beating an airborne foe through physics rather than brute force. He admits how heavily he had leaned on Turbo Granny's speed before reclaiming the kintama.
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