Diamond No Ace Act II Chapter 232: Recap and Everything we know so far

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Diamond No Ace is a baseball manga under the shōnen genre written and illustrated by Yūji Terajima. The manga ran in Kodansha‘s Weekly Shōnen Manga from May 2006 to July 2015. A total of 47 volumes are released so far by the manga.

Kodansha USA has approved an English release under the title “Diamond No Ace”. The English translated volume was released on 7 March 2017. Starting on 8 September 2020, 28 volumes have been translated into English. Here will discuss the forthcoming Diamond no Ace Act II Chapter 232.

Diamond no Ace Act II Chapter 232 Recap

Since Seidou killed the last round with Sawamura’s help alongside his team. Presently it’s Sankou’s attempt to return to the game with Amahisa on the pitch. Yuuki hit twice out of the total 9 at-bats and all-time ended to be home runs.
Amahisa saw that Yuuki is utilizing the tip of his bat and he chose to change his strategies to check whether he can come up with any great idea in response. Amahisa changes the speed of his fastball in contrast with his last one and fires away.
It turned into a swing and miss. The fans shout at Yuuki that it will take 100 years for him to be anywhere near Amahisa. That was a good pitch from Amahisa and he is cheerful that he took one out.
Kanemaru recollects the words from mentor Kataoka about how they can exploit Amahisa’s more weak pitch. Kataoka has uncovered to his players that Amahisa tosses a fastball, slow curve, and some of the time the slider that breaks in the zone and they should look out for that.

Chapter 232 Release Date

Diamond no Ace Act II Chapter 232 will be delivered on Thursday, 5 November 2020. New chapters of the manga are constantly being delivered on Thursdays. Note that this Manga continues taking breaks because of a portion of the interferences and its part gets postponed. Read more of the recap below.

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Kataoka advised not to belittle Ahamisa since he is an extreme rival who needs to prove his worth. Amahisa fires a bent ball and Kanemaru interfaces sending it to down left the field line. But, Amahisa doesn’t want to back down so easily.