In the ninety-ninth chapter, Kinta fakes injuries to seem important, then drops the act when his friends prove absent. After a humbling soccer practice, he notices the Ayase house is gone and a call for help on the torii gate, so he crafts a nanoskin bike and races to Tokyo Tower.
Summary
Ahead of school, Kinta wraps himself in bandages and an eyepatch, scheming to spin a tale for Okarun and have the group treat him as someone central they must rally around. The plan collapses once he sees the others are absent, so he ditches the disguise. At soccer practice he lingers on the sideline picking apart the sloppy play, earning praise from his classmate Morita. Yet when he is swapped in for Gingaman, Kinta flounders and is pulled for Morita, who shines.
Key Events
Walking home, Kinta breezes past a kissing couple and reminisces about piloting the mecha during the clash with Bamora. He nearly passes the Ayase residence before doubling back, struck by the fact that the house has vanished. That absence tells him his friends skipped school for a mission, and he spots a plea for aid scrawled on the torii gate, pointing to Tokyo Tower.
Notes
Determined to pitch in, Kinta molds a bike out of the nanoskin coating the torii gate and rides off toward Tokyo Tower to back up his friends. The ninety-ninth chapter spans twenty-one pages in Volume 12, sits within the Space Globalists Arc and Kintama Hunt Saga, and was released March 28, 2023.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Dandadan Chapter 99?
Dandadan Chapter 99, titled My Turn, follows Kinta, who fakes injuries to seem important but drops the act when his friends prove absent. After a humbling soccer practice, he notices the Ayase house is gone and a call for help on the torii gate, then crafts a nanoskin bike and races to Tokyo Tower.
Why does Kinta wear bandages in Dandadan Chapter 99?
In Dandadan Chapter 99, Kinta wraps himself in bandages and an eyepatch before school, scheming to spin a tale for Okarun so the group will treat him as someone central they must rally around. The plan collapses once he sees the others are absent, so he ditches the disguise.
How does Kinta realize his friends are on a mission in Chapter 99?
In Dandadan Chapter 99, Kinta nearly passes the Ayase residence before doubling back, struck that the house has vanished. That absence tells him his friends skipped school for a mission, and he spots a plea for aid scrawled on the torii gate pointing to Tokyo Tower.
How does Kinta get to Tokyo Tower in Dandadan Chapter 99?
In Dandadan Chapter 99, Kinta molds a bike out of the nanoskin coating the torii gate and rides off toward Tokyo Tower to back up his friends.
What volume and arc is Dandadan Chapter 99 in?
Dandadan Chapter 99 spans twenty-one pages in Volume 12 and sits within the Space Globalists Arc and the Kintama Hunt Saga. It was released March 28, 2023, between Chapters 98 and 100.
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