
Rebellion is the seventeenth chapter of the Horimiya manga by HERO and Daisuke Hagiwara. Placed in the third collected volume, it keeps Kyouko Hori at its center while gathering a wide supporting cast around her, with a flashback bringing back Kouichi Shindou.
Numbered seventeenth in the series and carrying the title Rebellion, this chapter sits within the third collected volume and holds Kyouko Hori at its center. A broad supporting cast fills the pages around her, among them Izumi Miyamura, Yuuna Okuyama, and her younger brother Souta Hori. Kouichi Shindou resurfaces through a flashback, and Tooru Ishikawa is referenced without stepping into the present action.
Kakeru Sengoku and Chika Ichijou appear only in picture form rather than in the ongoing scenes, while Kouichi Shindou features by way of a flashback. Tooru Ishikawa comes up in passing mention. The installment carries the story forward from Chapter 16 and sets the stage for Chapter 18.
Horimiya Chapter 17 is titled Rebellion. It is the seventeenth chapter of the manga by HERO and Daisuke Hagiwara.
Chapter 17 is collected in the third volume of Horimiya.
Horimiya Chapter 17 was written by HERO with art by Daisuke Hagiwara.
Chapter 17 of Horimiya ran as Issue number 2 of 2013 and was released on January 18, 2013.
Chapter 17 centers on Kyouko Hori and gathers a wide supporting cast including Izumi Miyamura, Yuuna Okuyama, and her younger brother Souta Hori, with Kouichi Shindou returning through a flashback.
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