Dandadan Chapter 146

The enemy throws mages to melt Momo’s warriors; she counters with archers before the spells land and warns Unji to avoid warrior hits—knights are weak to them. Momentum builds until the board escalates: behemoths crush fronts, and a wyvern strafes the field with flame.

Momo pivots roles—archers to sky, warriors to shield—but protection lines fray under beast pressure. Unji’s burst offense trims archers, validating him as lone knight, yet his HP dips from a single mistimed block, proving role counters are unforgiving.

Dandadan Chapter 146 shows the cost of learning mid-battle. The siege isn’t a set piece; it’s a balance test—with flying threats, tank lanes, and a reminder that every advantage exposes a new weakness.