
A three-page extra from the seventh volume that defuses a brewing brawl between two heroes, as a phone call from Metal Bat's little sister and an unexpected autograph request cut the tension short before it can turn into a fight.
As Sweet Mask gets ready to return to a television shoot, Metal Bat blocks his path, itching to start a fight. Both of their phones ring at once, and while Sweet Mask brushes his aside, Metal Bat picks up. The caller is his younger sister Zenko, who has taken third place in a piano competition Metal Bat had promised to attend. When Sweet Mask again moves to leave, Metal Bat stops him with a very different request, asking for an autograph to give his sister.
Metal Bat halts Sweet Mask and tries to provoke a fight. A phone call interrupts them, and Metal Bat answers while Sweet Mask ignores his own. Zenko shares that she placed third in her piano concert, one her brother missed. The confrontation dissolves as Metal Bat asks Sweet Mask for an autograph for Zenko.

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Metal Bat blocks Sweet Mask and looks ready to start a fight, but a phone call from his sister Zenko about her piano competition redirects the moment into Metal Bat asking Sweet Mask for an autograph instead.
Metal Bat stops Sweet Mask as he heads back to a television shoot, itching to provoke a fight between them.
Zenko calls to share that she placed third in a piano competition that Metal Bat had promised to attend.
Instead of fighting, Metal Bat asks Sweet Mask for an autograph to give to his sister Zenko, defusing the tension entirely.
Sweet Mask and Metal Bat appear on the cover of Volume 7 Omake 2, while Zenko is mentioned but not shown.
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