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Revolt of the Robots

Manga ChapterCh. 4

Revolt of the Robots is the fourth chapter of Masamune Shirow's original Ghost in the Shell manga. It lands after the third installment, Junk Jungle, and before the fifth, The Making of a Cyborg, within the volume's numbered sequence.

Manga: Ghost in the Shell
Followed By: The Making of a Cyborg
Preceded By: Junk Jungle
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Summary

Revolt of the Robots is the fourth chapter of the first Ghost in the Shell manga created by Masamune Shirow. It occupies an early-middle slot in the book's ordering of self-contained stories.

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Key Events

In the running order of the volume, the chapter arrives on the heels of Junk Jungle and hands off directly to The Making of a Cyborg. Its number four position marks that stretch of the sequence.

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Notes

The chapter is part of the original Ghost in the Shell manga credited to Masamune Shirow, the founding text that later grew into the broader franchise.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Revolt of the Robots in the Ghost in the Shell manga?

Revolt of the Robots is the fourth chapter of Masamune Shirow's original Ghost in the Shell manga, sitting in an early-middle slot of the book.

What chapter comes before Revolt of the Robots?

Revolt of the Robots follows Junk Jungle, the third chapter of the original Ghost in the Shell manga.

What chapter comes after Revolt of the Robots?

Revolt of the Robots hands off to The Making of a Cyborg, the fifth chapter of Masamune Shirow's Ghost in the Shell manga.

Who wrote Revolt of the Robots?

Revolt of the Robots is credited to Masamune Shirow, creator of the original Ghost in the Shell manga.

Is Revolt of the Robots part of the original Ghost in the Shell manga?

Yes, Revolt of the Robots is a chapter of the founding Ghost in the Shell manga that later grew into the broader franchise.

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