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Black Clover Vol. 28 Raw Spoilers

田畠裕基 | 集英社

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Vol. 28
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Black Clover

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Synopsis

The great invasion finally begins in Volume 28. As the Qliphoth advent ritual steadily advances in the Spade Kingdom, an elite squad from the Clover Kingdom led by Nacht launches a lightning strike. Joining forces with the local resistance, the Magic Knights try to halt the ritual meant to summon demons into the world. But behind the Dark Triad looms the shadow of a new, unimaginably powerful enemy. Facing a bottomless malice beyond anything human, the allies are dragged into fierce battles on every front. The all-out war for the fate of the world begins in earnest in one of the series' most turbulent volumes.

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The Clover elite squad scatters across the battlefield, with captain-class fighters clashing against the Dark Triad and the Dark Disciples. Yami and Vangeance challenge Dante to a rematch, while Noelle and the others continue their deadly duel with Vanica. Coordination with the resistance opens up local chances at victory, but the demons' regeneration and overwhelming magic grind the fronts to a stalemate. The Qliphoth tree advances a stage, and lower-ranked demons begin manifesting one after another. No decisive end is reached, and the volume closes on an ominous hint of even higher demons emerging.

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