Chapter Summaries

Genitsu defeated and devoured Star Eater Ghidorah after combining Baryon Mode with Planet Godzilla’s Crimson Lotus Mode, though the battle left his soul badly damaged and Qingsheng dead. He returned Qingsheng and Planet Godzilla to Earth, where he reflected on the planet’s two remarkable beings and their original fates.

• Genitsu tore apart Ghidorah’s heads while Planet Godzilla devoured one, then sent Planet Godzilla through a spatial gate when it tried to join the fight.
• Ghidorah lamented that it had never gained Chakra, and Genitsu explained that he could wield the powers of two universes because he came from a third.
• Genitsu brought Planet Godzilla and Mothra back for the final clash, absorbed Planet Godzilla, and combined Baryon Mode with Crimson Lotus Mode.
• Genitsu and Ghidorah unleashed their final attacks, devastating the universe before Ghidorah’s last consciousness faded.
• Ghidorah asked Genitsu’s name and died; Genitsu devoured its remains and claimed its genes and dominion over the universe.
• Kabuto and Kazue returned to find Qingsheng dead, and Genitsu carried Qingsheng and Planet Godzilla to Earth before reflecting on the planet’s two remarkable beings.

After recovering from his battle with Star Eater Ghidorah, Genitsu traveled between universes and returned to the Chakra Universe. He watched Naruto and Sasuke fight at Konoha, Hokage Rock, where the story left him reflecting on how much the world had changed.

• Genitsu observed the universe’s lingering damage from his battle with Star Eater Ghidorah and left lesser civilizations to face their own challenges.
• Genitsu visited Planet Godzilla, while Kabuto and Kazue argued over the value of studying technology.
• Genitsu crossed into the Chakra Universe through a tunnel sustained by his clones and surveyed his planet and its inhabitants.
• Naruto and Sasuke fought fiercely in reality as onlookers complained about the damage and sought places to continue their cultivation.
• Genitsu watched the fight at Konoha, Hokage Rock, and recalled the place’s past as the old paths gave way to new ones.