Ghost Coast is the eleventh and closing installment of Masamune Shirow's original Ghost in the Shell manga, the final chapter of the collected volume, following Brain Drain.
Ghost Coast serves as the eleventh chapter of the original Ghost in the Shell manga by Masamune Shirow and closes out the collected volume. As the concluding entry, it caps the narrative that the preceding chapters build toward. The reference material preserves it only as a stub, so a full account of its story is not documented here.
In the chapter order, Ghost Coast comes directly after the tenth entry, Brain Drain, and has no chapter after it, marking the end of Shirow's run. Its status as the final installment is the key structural detail on record, while the specific events within remain undocumented in the source.

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Ghost Coast is the eleventh and closing chapter of Masamune Shirow's original Ghost in the Shell manga, ending the collected volume.
Yes, Ghost Coast is the last chapter of Masamune Shirow's original Ghost in the Shell manga, with no chapter following it.
Ghost Coast comes directly after Brain Drain, the tenth chapter of the manga.
Ghost Coast is the work of Masamune Shirow, creator and author of the original Ghost in the Shell manga.
No, the reference material preserves Ghost Coast only as a stub, so a full account of its story is not documented.
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