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Infinite Dendrogram (Manga) Volume 11 - cover

Infinite Dendrogram (Manga) Volume 11

Sakon Kaidou

Translator Andrew Hodson

Publisher: J-Novel Club

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Summary

The City of Duels remains under siege, the situation worsening by the moment. Ray Starling takes his battle outside the city walls to stop the mastermind behind it all... But with Franklin’s menacing RSK standing in his way, Ray may have finally met his match! And even if he can overcome this insurmountable threat, will he be prepared for the Giga Professor’s “Plan C”?
Available since: 12/06/2023.
Print length: 180 pages.

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