Martial Master Asumi Chapter 11: Release Date, Spoilers & Recap

Martial Master Asumi Chapter 11 will be up next, and we can not wait to share the details of Chapter 11 of Martial Master Asumi with you, such as where you can access the chapter and when it will be out. But before we start, let’s learn a little about our main lead.

The name is Nito Asumi. And our Nito Asumi does not like pain, causing it, or feeling it. He believes that there is nothing to be gained from being strong. He finds it meaningless because it scares him, and he just can’t seem to step away from the fight.

Nito Asumi is sixteen years old and a second-year high school student. Also, a second-born son. Nito Asumi is your average boy. Well, to be honest, maybe average is overstating things. Nito Asumi’s life is barely hovering at average.

Of course, Nito Asumi wants things to improve, but he is worried that doing so will make those guys treat him even worse. Maybe this makes him a coward, but he was okay with it. Nito Asumi was accustomed to being an average boy.

Also, another secret that Nito Asumi has kept from everyone, including Yuna, is that his grandpa is a martial artist. He has forced Nito Asumi to practice with him every day since he was a kid. Nito Asumi finds it embarrassing to tell his friends that a senile 78-year-old man kicks his butt day in and day out.

Weirdly, Grandpa is pretty lucid during training. And he seems to enjoy it, so Nito Asumi does not mind. But seven years ago, at Nito Asumi’s dad’s funeral, Nito Asumi and his grandpa stopped talking, and that was the last true conversation he and his grandpa had.

Grandpa had just lost his son. Nito Asumi had also been suffering. Maybe if Nito Asumi had not abandoned his grandpa, their lives might have been different. But things change when Nito Asumi learns that his grandpa has dementia and barely recognizes his own family. Read the manga to find out what happens next.

Previously on Martial Master Asumi Chapter 10: Recap

Previously, we saw that in Martial Master Asumi Chapter 10, Nao Okiba is a tough one. She was damn good at zoning, and people said that she was no typical amateur. Nao Okiba likes to keep out of reach and then go for the counter. It was not easy to get her in a tackle.

Nao Okiba’s coach pumps her up by asking her what she would do if she were Himekawa. Himekawa is a former Olympic enrichment wrestling fighter and a confident grappler. She was very similar to Nao Okiba. The only difference was in their reach.

Nao Okiba knew what she was baiting for. She had been aiming for a tackle all the time, and this time would not be any different. Avoiding them lowered Nao Okiba’s guard, and it was something she had never expected. She then meets with a right overcut.

It was MMA. This is not wrestling. Nao Okiba was successful with her tackle even after partially passing out. She had amazing power. They decide to move Nao Okiba and her opponent to the pro ring and show them all how girls fight!