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I'm Sick of Robots and Kaiju!

Manga ChapterCh. 71

A finishing blow shrinks the kaiju, and Momo wills the exposed mech back into her house. Once home, Okarun briefs Kinta on the hunt for his kintama, then pries open the kaiju's mouth to discover a girl zipped inside the suit. As she wakes, she kisses a stunned Okarun, leaving everyone aghast.

Pages: 19
Volume: 9
Story Arc: Kaiju Arc
Next Chapter: Chapter 72
Release Date: August 30, 2022
Anime Episode: Episode 24
Japanese Title: ロボットも怪獣もこりごりだ
Previous Chapter: Chapter 70
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Summary

A crushing strike leaves the kaiju shrunken and unconscious on the pavement, and Momo's group finds itself back in the actual Kamikoshi City, the mech now in full public view. Acting on Kinta's directions, Momo uses visualization to fold the machine back into her home and send it to the Ayase property. Queasy from the motion, she and Aira bolt from the room, while Kinta weeps with joy over having finally piloted a robot.

Once Okarun and Jiji haul the limp kaiju home, Okarun explains to Kinta the search for the kintama that both aliens and spirits covet, brushing aside Kinta's offer to help. Inspecting the creature, he is stunned to glimpse a human within its mouth, and when Jiji and Kinta refuse to look closer, he finds and pulls a zipper along the kaiju's body. Out tumbles a girl, proving the monster was a piloted suit all along. She stirs, meets his gaze, and plants a kiss on him just as a motion-sick Momo steps outside to a scene that horrifies the whole group.

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Key Events

As Empty Space dissolves, the robot looms in the heart of the city, so Momo imagines it back into her house. Okarun and Jiji carry the shrunken, beaten kaiju to the Ayase residence, and Okarun tells Kinta about his missing ball that aliens and spirits alike are chasing, though he turns down any future help.

Peering into the monster's mouth, Okarun makes out a figure, unzips the suit, and uncovers a beautiful alien girl. Momo emerges to find the girl kissing him, and fury takes over.

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Notes

This chapter sits in the Kaiju Arc of the Kintama Hunt Saga and closes out the mech fight while introducing the suit's hidden pilot, Bamora. It appears in Volume 9 and was adapted as part of Episode 24.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the girl inside the kaiju suit in Dandadan?

In Chapter 71 of Dandadan, Okarun unzips the kaiju and a girl tumbles out, revealing the monster was a piloted suit all along. She is the alien Bamora, who wakes, meets his gaze, and kisses him.

What happens in Chapter 71 of Dandadan?

In Chapter 71, I'm Sick of Robots and Kaiju!, a finishing blow shrinks the kaiju and Momo wills the exposed mech back into her house. Okarun then pries open the kaiju's mouth to find a girl zipped inside the suit, who wakes and kisses him.

How does the mech fight end in Chapter 71?

In Chapter 71, a crushing strike leaves the kaiju shrunken and unconscious. With the mech in full public view in Kamikoshi City, Momo uses visualization to fold the machine back into her home and send it to the Ayase property.

What does Okarun tell Kinta about the kintama in Chapter 71?

In Chapter 71, Okarun explains to Kinta the search for the kintama that both aliens and spirits covet, but he brushes aside Kinta's offer to help.

How does Chapter 71 of Dandadan end?

Chapter 71 ends with the alien girl stirring and planting a kiss on Okarun just as a motion-sick Momo steps outside, a scene that horrifies the whole group.

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