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Chapter 124: Kumanomi

Manga ChapterCh. 124

Deep in the Bangkok Arc, Kumanomi corners Hyo and Heisuke and turns the surrounding metal into a weapon. Her electromagnetic control flings steel beams and buses at Hyo, who treats the punishment as a curiosity, while Kashima's allies weigh how dangerous her all-or-nothing view of friends and enemies can be.

Issue: 30, 2023
Pages: 19
Volume: 14
Next Chapter: Chapter 125
Release Date: June 26, 2023
Japanese Title: 熊埜御
Previous Chapter: Chapter 123
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Summary

The Order assassin Kumanomi presses Hyo and Heisuke to reveal which of them answers to Kei Uzuki. Hyo recognizes her as one of Uzuki's killers, and she retaliates by ripping his ear off from a distance without laying a hand on him. She blames him for mutilating Gaku, though Hyo has no idea who Gaku is, and when he refuses her demand to produce the culprit, he slams the ground and drops her through several floors.

Kumanomi climbs back up untouched, and Hyo warns Heisuke to run since she is hunting him. Elsewhere, Kashima wonders what drives her, and a companion describes how her rough surface hides real warmth: she sorts everyone into allies and enemies. His friends caution that she has not yet counted Kashima as a friend, which could make him her deadliest foe.

Back in the fight, Kumanomi bends the city's metal with electromagnets, a trick Hyo identifies at once. She flings steel beams, catches him from behind, and slams him into a bus, then peels off its roof and throws him across a car. Hyo finds the ordeal fascinating, and she snaps that he takes pleasure in his own suffering.

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Key Events

Hyo identifies Kumanomi as an assassin loyal to Uzuki and loses an ear to her contactless attack. Her electromagnetic grip over metal turns the street's steel, buses, and beams into weapons, leaving Hyo battered but curious rather than afraid. On the sidelines, Kashima learns that Kumanomi's fierce loyalty could easily curdle into hatred toward anyone she has not accepted.

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Notes

The chapter opens the Bangkok Arc's duel between Hyo and Kumanomi and collects in Volume 14. It runs nineteen pages and first appeared on June 26, 2023, in issue 30 of that year. Kumanomi, Hyo, Heisuke, and Kashima carry the action, with Uzuki, Gaku, and Uda noted in passing. The cover spotlights Kumanomi alongside Heisuke and Hyo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Kumanomi a hero or villain in Sakamoto Days?

In Chapter 124, Kumanomi is established as a villain, an Order assassin loyal to Kei Uzuki who viciously attacks Hyo and Heisuke while demanding they identify who answers to Uzuki.

How strong is Kumanomi in Sakamoto Days?

Kumanomi is shown as a formidable fighter in Chapter 124, tearing off Hyo's ear from a distance without touching him and using electromagnetic control over metal to hurl steel beams, buses, and cars at him.

What is Kumanomi's power in Sakamoto Days Chapter 124?

Kumanomi wields electromagnetic control over metal, letting her bend steel beams, buses, and other metal objects into weapons during her fight with Hyo in Chapter 124.

Why does Kumanomi attack Hyo and Heisuke in Chapter 124?

Kumanomi, an Order assassin working for Kei Uzuki, confronts Hyo and Heisuke to find out who answers to Uzuki, then attacks Hyo after accusing him of mutilating a man named Gaku.

What does Kashima learn about Kumanomi in Chapter 124?

Kashima learns that Kumanomi's tough exterior hides real warmth, since she divides everyone into allies and enemies, and that his own uncertain standing with her could make him her deadliest foe.

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