Dandadan Chapter 68

Okarun’s attempt to weaponize the nanoskin nearly backfires, collapsing the improvised construct on the group—only for Kinta’s sci-fi instincts to salvage the concept. Kinta’s imagination reshapes the nanoskin into a colossal mechanical Buddha-mecha, delighting him and offering a new offensive platform.

The chapter plays to the series’ strengths: absurdity, youthful creativity, and teamwork. Kinta’s triumph is comically human—he names and pilots the mecha with the earnest enthusiasm of a fan-turned-hero, while the group adapts to the unexpected solution.

Narratively, Chapter 68 cements Kinta’s role as more than comic relief: his creativity unlocks a viable response to the kaiju, and the mecha’s debut shifts the arc toward a more fantastical, larger-than-life confrontation.