Chapter 23 (Chopperman)

"Death Sound"
Chapter Info
Volume:	5
Chapter:	23
Japanese Title:	〝死の超音波（デスサウンド）〟
Romanized Title:	"Desu Saundo"
Pages:	25
Release Date:	November 2, 2013
SJ Issue:	December 2013
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Chopperman Chapter 23 is titled "'Death Sound'".

Cover Page

Dr. Usodabada laughs, as the Brookbird looms beside him. Chopperman flies forward in front of them.

Short Summary

The heroes battle the Brookbird, but are unable to counter its "Death Sound". When all seems lost, Giant Luffy Bomber joins the fray, who's immune to the "Death Sound" because he's a robot.

Long Summary

As the heroes begin attacking the Brookbird, Zorokiller hits it's leg with Oni Giri, shattering it instantly. At the same time, Sanjirops attacks the other leg with Ero Shoot, shattering it as well. Chopperman takes advantage of the Brookbird's loss of balance to hit in the stomach with Chopper Violence, and it falls to floor, seemingly defeated. However, as the heroes celebrate the easy victory, Dr. Usodabada reveals that it also has a flying mode, and the Brookbird transforms into a jet plane.

As the Brookbird flies into the air, Black Brook's underlings charge Dr. Usodabada, enraged by what he did to Black Brook. However, the jet shoots them with the "Death Sound", transforming the whole group into skeletons. Dr. Usodabada reveals that the beam comes from accessing Black Brook's musical abilities, and states that using it, he'll finally be able to defeat Chopperman.

Now on the offensive, the Brookbird begins shooting the beam at the heroes, and they're forced to scramble out of the way. Eventually, the heroes are stuck on a small section of ground, surrounded by deep holes, and Dr. Usodabada gloats on his victory. However, as he shoots the "Death Sound", Giant Luffy Bomber jumps on top of the heroes, blocking them from the blast with his metal body.

Quick References

Characters

Heroes	Citizens	Villains
Chopperman Namifia Zorokiller Sanjirops Robiflowan Giant Luffy Bomber	Tony-Tony Island Boodle	Dr. Usodabada Black Brook (recap segment) Laboon

Author Comment

Author Comment
Translation Original Long hot summers are tough, and long cold winters are tough. Japan has the best balance of the seasons! 夏の暑さが長いのも辛いし冬の寒さが長いのも辛い。日本の四季バランス最良! —Hirofumi Takei
English translation by machine. For comprehensive translation credits, see here.