
The thirteenth chapter of Codename: Sailor V wraps up the animal-themed Pet trilogy that Naoko Takeuchi wove through the series. It centers on a final Pet adversary linked to Chuu Chuu, bringing the connected trio of schemes to a close before the manga turns toward its concluding chapters.
This chapter closes out the Pet storyline, following the earlier Nyan-Nyan and Wan-Wan installments. Its scheme is tied to the figure named Chuu Chuu.
As the third and last part of the Pet trilogy, the chapter concludes the run of connected animal-themed plots and hands off to the Headband Stone volume that follows.

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This chapter closes out the Pet storyline in Codename: Sailor V, following the earlier Nyan-Nyan and Wan-Wan installments, with a scheme tied to the figure named Chuu Chuu.
Yes. "Vol.13 Pet Chapter 3 - Chuu Chuu's Schemes" is the third and last part of the Pet trilogy, concluding the run of connected animal-themed plots before the manga moves into the Headband Stone volume.
Chuu Chuu is the adversary behind the scheme in this chapter, serving as the final antagonist of the three-part Pet arc in Codename: Sailor V.
The story hands off to "Vol.14 The Man Who Bet on the Headband Stone" immediately after this chapter.
Naoko Takeuchi both wrote and illustrated "Vol.13 Pet Chapter 3 - Chuu Chuu's Schemes" as part of the Codename: Sailor V manga.
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