Eleceed Chapter 164 is expected to release on 26th October 2021. Viewers can catch the manga online on Webtoon. Fans are excited.
Eleceed is a fantasy and action Korean webtoon written by Son Jae Ho and illustrated by ZHENA. It’s updated every Tuesday. The manga can be found on Naver and WEBTOON.
The story centers on Kayden, a mysterious boy who hides inside the body of a fluffy cat, and Jiwoo, a talkative high school boy who loves cats.
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Know More About Eleceed
This action Korean Webtoon includes Kayden Break, who is stubborn and of bossy personality. He is a secret agent on the run, who finds himself stuck in the body of a fat old fluffy cat. On the other, Jiwoo Seo, who is kind, energetic, and talkative. After meeting Jiwoo, Kayden became a caring teacher towards him and make efforts to protect Jiwoo and his friends.
Due to being heavily injured, and being healed, he was forced to transform into a cat and can only maintain his human form by spending his energy. Currently, he is living with Jiwoo, as he recovers his powers and energy. He is teaching Jiwoo about the awakened world.
In the current Chapter of Eleceed, we are going to see that, the aftermath of Gahin’s defeat will reveal. Moreover, Kayden defeated Lancelot and taught Curtin that, how to transform into a cat, but Curtin thought that it was all just for show. On the other hand, Jiwoo celebrates his win with his friends.
Eleceed Chapter 164 Release Date
This action Korean Webtoon is receiving so much popularity from the fans within the premier of just a few chapters. It is getting huge love and appreciation from the audience and now they are can’t wait for new chapters. So the wait is over for the viewers and here the countdown starts as only a few days are left in the release of Chapter 164. So, it is going to premiere on 26th October 2021.
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Read Manga Online
The manga Eleceed is available online on Webtoon. You can also catch it up on MangaFreak.
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