Dandadan Chapter 162

The Fairy‑Tale Card sneers as Okarun, Rokuro, and Vega spill from the trunk—“outnumbered cowards.” Okarun’s dilemma is immediate: two All‑Outs used, Turbo Granny form locked out. Vega fixates on Unji’s still body. The battlefield is chaos until Count Saint‑Germain appears at Okarun’s side and offers a crisp proposition: team up, target paired cards, strike on his signal.

Before steel moves, hearts move. Vega clutches Unji and begs him back from a gray shore. In a vision, Futa runs to their parents and tells Unji goodbye. The hand squeeze in the ward snaps Unji awake. “I won’t die,” he rasps, and an umbrella blossoms in his palm—proof the boy isn’t done.

Mechanics click into place. The Count assigns lanes: Okarun takes the face card, Rokuro the eye. Okarun forces Turbo Granny’s power through a wrecked body because Momo is still inside the trunk. Particle beams shear buds; timing windows open. The yokai tries to twist Unji with mother‑hate, but Unji refuses the lie—love is the fixed point.

On the beat, everyone commits. Cards shatter in pairs, regeneration stalls, and the dandadan squad detonates the Fairy‑Tale Card in a synchronized finish. The victory isn’t just technical. It’s a thesis: stories can manipulate, but chosen bonds can break the script.