Nobunaga's Chef - Ch. 310 - FINAL CHAPTER (END)

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a really great series, truthfully my only dip into the warring states period was the sengoku basara anime and retained almost none of it. this felt very fresh and the added angle of cooking kept me fully interested even when got very wordy and complex. multiple times moved to tears and stress sweat haha
 
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Thanks to LOLScans and SSS Scans for the hard work.

I knew there was virtue in staying alive.
 
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That was an incredible ride, thanks to all scanlators for finishing this series!
I stopped reading somewhere in the middle years ago but binged the rest now and Mitsuhide's story moved me to tears in the last arc.
Now to fill the Nobunaga isekai void with something else.....
 
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I was honestly expecting Matsuda to show up during this ending even if they spoilered his fate as he left.
 
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So for people who wonder about the finger bone...

It's already mentioned by Saito in the manga, but it was necessary for Akechi Mitsuhide to recover Nobunaga's body (and head) for his rebellion to be justified, and in real history he failed to do so because Nobunaga burned down the temple specifically to prevent such recovery. However, after the fire was extinguished some bodies were likely recovered from the ruins but were probably impossible to identify.

Traditionally, unidentified bodies of victims in such a brutal incident would have been buried ceremonially not in a cemetery but in a special shrine. However, there are no records of what had happened to the bodies from the Honno-ji incident.

In Japan, therefore, where Nobunaga's body disappeared to is a major historical mystery. This is a mystery Ken's father had been trying to solve, and probably did manage to in the original timeline. He had found Nobunaga's finger bone. This is the item he'd left behind with Mocchan.

So what is the importance of the finger bone? Well, the manga suggests that the discovery of the final resting place of Nobunaga's remains was what had triggered the time travel episode, starting with the earthquakes that eventually destroyed the hotel. The manga repeatedly stated that Nobunaga's fate would be determined only by the heavens OR NOBUNAGA HIMSELF. The time travel event is hinted to be the latter. That's why, like Akechi said, heaven wept when its will was defeated.

The finger bone was the catalyst that pulled all the future people to Nobunaga's time to exercise his will and cancel Honno-ji. Probably Ken's dad, a man who knew history in detail and had the adventurous spirit (and obsession with Nobunaga) to try to change it, had been the intended target, but because he'd handed over the finger bone before the event, Nobunaga's finger bone ended up with four chefs and a maitre'd instead.

The finger bone literally sent Mochizuki off on his adventure to become the second pebble meddling with the boulder of history, allowing history to be changed completely.

The finger bone being discarded closes the future path to our original timeline. The wish of the fallen Nobunaga had been fulfilled and the timeline had been "corrected" from his perspective. The catalyst was therefore no longer needed.
New powerscaling feat for this Oda Nobunaga, confirmed universal for beating the will of the heavens

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thank youuu
at last, for all the years, this manga is completed..

this is good manga,
bittersweet yet enjoyable, not some dull manga..


thanks again, Cheers!
 

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