Fans were eagerly anticipating the continuation of the intense battle between Kafka Hibino and Mina Ashiro against Kaiju No. 9, who had recently given birth to No. 2. However, the much-awaited chapter 109 of Kaiju No. 8, officially released on Thursday, June 20, 2024, did not quite meet the expectations of fans in terms of the continuation of the fight.
Nevertheless, the latest installment of Kaiju No. 8, chapter 109, more than compensated for the previous one by providing fans with the long-awaited childhood flashback between Mina and Kafka. This has set the stage for an intense final phase of the battle. Additionally, the chapter solidified the fact that No. 9 and No. 2 are not going to give up easily, as they reappear seemingly unscathed after Mina’s previous attack on them.
Kaiju No. 8 Chapter 109: Kafka and Mina’s Promise Fulfilled
Kaiju No. 8 Chapter 109: Origins and Outcomes
The beginning of Kaiju No. 8 chapter 109 immediately transported readers into a flashback of Mina and Kafka’s childhood. In this flashback, Mina asked Kafka about his aspirations as a troop member. In a comical manner, Kafka shared his ambitious goals of achieving a record-breaking 99% released force, becoming a master swordsman, the strongest gunner, defeating 10 thousand monsters, and being the most popular commander for 10 consecutive years.
A young Mina criticized him for his immaturity and dismissed his ideas as a “corny made-up story,”causing him to angrily inquire the same thing. Mina stated her desire to rescue numerous lives and assured him that no one she deploys with will perish, not even animals. Initially, Kafka appeared to be touched by this, but soon declared it to be unrealistic for no one to suffer any casualties.
In chapter 109 of Kaiju No. 8, Mina admits that she cannot argue about what is or isn’t realistic. However, Kafka suggests that they work together to make it happen. This leads to a return to the present, where Mina approaches Kafka and stands beside him, calling him a liar. She recalls how he had promised to always be by her side, but she never thought he would actually show up. Kafka is visibly embarrassed by her words.
Despite apologizing, Mina continues to berate him for lying to her on the rooftop and assuming he could handle everything on his own without her help. Kafka explains that Ichikawa had reminded him that things don’t always work out as planned, to which Mina, still visibly upset, acknowledges with sass. Kafka then offers another apology, this time for being late and for not living up to the expectations they had for each other when they were younger.
In chapter 109 of Kaiju No. 8, Mina recollects the visions she experienced while inside No. 9 and admits that she is not the person she thought she was. She emphasizes the importance of moving forward, even as No. 9 and No. 2 recover from her previous attack. Kafka and Mina brace themselves, with Mina expressing her gratitude for Kafka’s constant support.
Kafka reflects on his childhood dreams and the flashback sequence that reminded him of them. He sadly notes that none of those dreams have come true, except for one promise he made to Mina to always be by her side. As they both grow into adults, they are reminded of their younger selves who vowed to fight and defeat the Kaiju together, and the issue ends on this hopeful note.
Kaiju No. 8 chapter 109: In Summation
Despite being a relatively uneventful and short chapter, Kaiju No. 8 chapter 109 cements its value by showcasing Kafka’s fulfillment of his dream to fight alongside Mina on the battlefield. Additionally, readers are finally treated to the long-awaited flashback of their childhood, which has been hinted at throughout the entire series.
Additionally, this paves the way for an exhilarating continuation of their ongoing battle against the formidable Kaiju No. 9 and No. 2. As chapter 109 draws to a close, the two opponents are poised to enter the next round. The duration and outcome of this intense confrontation are yet to be revealed, but viewers can anticipate Kafka and Mina giving their all in the fight to safeguard humanity from its most dangerous adversary.
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