Quick Facts
| Volume | #23 |
| Released | 2025-10-15 |
| Pages | 212 |
| ISBN | 9798892200233 |
Inside this volume
The battle between the Raishin Style and Kaiwan Style begins! The first match of the tournament quarterfinals are over, and it's on to the second!! The current longest-serving fighter in the Kengan Matches, Wakatsuki Takeshi, vs. the strongest mercenary, Muteba Gizenga! Perhaps due to his injuries in his match with Julius, Wakatsuki is fighting with a different style this time... Next is the match between two underground martial arts: Mikazuchi Rei of the Raishin Style vs. Kuroki Gensai of the Kaiwan Style!!!
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