Stone Ocean - Chapter 107

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Bohemian Rhapsody, Part 4 (自由人の狂想曲(ボヘミアン・ラプソディー) その④, Bohemian Rapusodī Sono 4), originally Just Like the Story (ストーリー通り, Sutōrī Dōri) in the WSJ release, is the one hundred seventh chapter of Stone Ocean and the seven hundred first chapter of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga.

Summary

A passerby tries to shake hands with ​Spider-ManW​, only to fall when Anasui bumps against his ladder. Anasui, looking for his body, is confronted by a candy shop owner who demands reparation for a mess Anasui supposedly did. Having called the police, the owner refuses Anasui's attempts to bribe him with stolen money. Anasui understands that his body was the likely culprit and asks for information, only to be told off. Two policemen arrive as Anasui spots his body fleeing in the back alley. Cornered, Anasui modifies his face thanks to embedding chocolates into himself and manages to escape, but doesn't realize that he has spat something.

As Anasui passes near a television set, a news channel reports that Kenshiro and Raoh from Fist of the North Star had fought in West Shinjuku, Tokyo.

Now in the back alley, Anasui sees a clock from which a reproachful voice talks to him. Anasui breaks the clock and sees a deformed little lamb blaming him for eating his brothers. The lamb begins to ominously read the story of The Wolf and The Seven Lambs, as the store owner becomes Prince Charming in the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The little lamb continues the story, in which the very angry mother goat cuts out the wolf's innards, fills him with rocks and throws him into a river. Transforming into the wolf of the story, Anasui realizes exactly how he is under attack.

Appearances

Characters
Spider-Man
(1st appearance)
Chocolate Store Clerk
(1st appearance)
Kenshiro
(1st appearance) (Mentioned only)
Raoh
(1st appearance) (Mentioned only)
Prince Charming
(1st appearance)(Mentioned only)

Author's Comment

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I finally collected all 100 volumes of the weekly publication Museums of the World. I think they're really good books.
「世界の美術館」という、週刊で発売されていた本を全100巻ついに集めた。実にいい本だと思う。

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