Dandadan Chapter 145

Momo sizes up an enemy army that could number six hundred and realizes brute force won’t cut it. Danmara hands her a ruleset instead: three dice to conjure troops, each color multiplying the roll differently. Her first instinct—telekinetically forcing a six—backfires as the game flags her for cheating, nullifying the roll and underlining that Danmara punishes shortcuts.

She and Unji split responsibilities and resources, rolling blue, red, and yellow to muster a modest force. The next layer appears: class roles and counters. They divide troops into knights, archers, mages, and warriors, assigning themselves too—Momo as a mage, Unji a knight—then crash headlong into a rain of arrows, discovering in real time that archers shred mages while warriors bully knights.

What begins like a power fantasy becomes logistics: formations, counters, and tempo. Dandadan manga turns the “castle siege” into a tutorial in fair play within a cursed game, where learning the system is the only path to survival.