
Chapter 81 of Horimiya carries the heading A Homely Sadist and the Son of a Baker and belongs to the series' eleventh collected volume. Izumi Miyamura and Kyoko Hori anchor the installment, with Toru Ishikawa, Makio Tanihara, and Kakeru Sengoku also turning up across its pages.
This installment stands as the eighty-first numbered entry in the Horimiya manga, gathered into the eleventh tankobon volume. It runs under the title A Homely Sadist and the Son of a Baker.
The chapter continues the ongoing story built around Kyoko Hori and Izumi Miyamura, slotting into the run directly after the preceding installment and ahead of the one that follows.
The reference roster lists Izumi Miyamura and Kyoko Hori at the front of this chapter's cast. Toru Ishikawa, Makio Tanihara, and Kakeru Sengoku fill out the remaining figures recorded as appearing here.

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Chapter 81 of Horimiya is titled "A Homely Sadist and the Son of a Baker." It is the eighty-first chapter in the series and appears in the eleventh collected volume.
Chapter 81 of Horimiya is collected in Volume 11 of the manga, following directly after Chapter 80.
Chapter 81 centers on Izumi Miyamura and Kyoko Hori, with Toru Ishikawa, Makio Tanihara, and Kakeru Sengoku also appearing.
Chapter 82 follows directly after Chapter 81 in the Horimiya manga.
Chapter 80 precedes Chapter 81 in the Horimiya manga's numbering.
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