Edens Zero Chapter 164 is expected to release on 21st October 2021. Fans are excited to read what happens next chapter of this manga.
The famous Japanese Sci-myth manga is written and illustrated by Hiro Mashima. The series began in Kodansha’s Shōnen Magazine on June 27, 2018. Its chapters were collected into seventeen tankōbon volumes as of September 2021.
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About the Manga
Edens Zero adapts Hiro Mashima’s popular manga about a boy named Shiki Granbell who lives on a planet Granbell He is the only human on that planet. The mechanical Demon king Ziggy adopts him as his grandson. He was raised by robots and subsequently jets into outer space for adventures with an influencer girl and her talking cat.
In chapter 163 of Edens, Zero Shiki was overpowered by Shaura in his overdrive form. Shaura then uses his Demon Gravity to take Shiki down with a hail of stones and finally conjures a lance that goes right through his body. Shaura reveals that he had killed Shiki and now is set to activate the All-Link system and destroy all the bots in AOI. Emperor Nero’s words surprised everyone. He addressed Shaura as his son. Ziggy who everyone thought would be dead, came back to life and stabbed Nero from the back.
Spoilers
The upcoming Chapter of Edens Zero will be released under the title “ The Black Sky Pours down”. Still not sure who will use the Black Sky ability to defeat their enemies. Ziggy is the Demon King and is sure to possess much more power than anyone else. Eventually, Xenolith had recognized Shiki’s potential as a prodigy and that he could teach him Black Sky. This can be said that Shiki and Ziggy will both unleash the ability at the same time defeat Shaura and Nero.
Edens Zero Chapter 164 Release date.
Chapter 164 of Edens Zero is going to launch on October 21, 2021. The English-translated version will be available soon after the release of the Japanese version.
Where to Read Manga?
You can read it on Amazon Kindle, Comixology, and Crunchyroll.
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