Quick Facts
| Volume | #12 |
| Released | 2024-04-15 |
| Pages | 212 |
| ISBN | 9798892200127 |
Inside this volume
"The Superman" Lihito, who can rip and tear through flesh with his superhuman pinch grip, faces off against a karate master, "The Devil Lance" Kuroki Gensai! Next, "The Beautiful Beast" Kiryu Setsuna, with his pathological obsession with Ohma, fights "The Watchman" Nikaido Ren, who is making maneuvers behind the scenes of the tournament. More mixed martial arts, cross-industry battles of pride are about to begin!!
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