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March Comes In Like a Lion · S2E18 — Chapter 81 Burnt Field (Part 3) / Chapter 82 Burnt Field (Part 4)
Season 2 episodes
1. Chapter 46 Setting Sun / Chapter 47 RamuneOct 14, 2017
2. Chapter 48 Chaos / Chapter 49 KumakuraOct 21, 2017
3. Chapter 50 June / Chapter 51 Ladybug Bush (Part 1)Oct 28, 2017
4. Chapter 52 Ladybug Bush (Part 2) / Chapter 53 Ladybug Bush (Part 3) / Chapter 54 FeelingsNov 4, 2017
5. Chapter 54 Feelings (Continued) / Chapter 55 ConfessionNov 11, 2017
6. Chapter 56 Small World / Chapter 57 LetterNov 18, 2017
7. Chapter 58 Start of the Rainy Season / Chapter 59 HachiyaNov 25, 2017
8. Chapter 60 Midday Moon / Chapter 61 AdventurersDec 2, 2017
9. Chapter 62 Kingdom (Part 1) / Chapter 63 Kingdom (Part 2)Dec 9, 2017
10. Chapter 64 Silver Wing / Chapter 65 River SceneryDec 16, 2017
11. Chapter 66 Where the Sun Shines / Chapter 67 Small WorldDec 23, 2017
12. Chapter 68 Black Mist / Chapter 69 LightJan 6, 2018
13. Chapter 70 Small Palm / Chapter 71 In the SunJan 13, 2018
14. Chapter 72 Flowing Away / Chapter 73 White Storm (Part 1)Jan 20, 2018
15. Chapter 74 White Storm (Part 2) / Chapter 75 White Storm (Part 3) / Chapter 76 White Storm (Part 4)Jan 27, 2018
16. Chapter 76 White Storm (Part 4, Continued) / Chapter 77 White Storm (Part 5) / Chapter 78 RestartFeb 3, 2018
17. Chapter 79 Burnt Field (Part 1) / Chapter 80 Burnt Field (Part 2)Mar 3, 2018
18. Chapter 81 Burnt Field (Part 3) / Chapter 82 Burnt Field (Part 4)Mar 10, 2018
19. Chapter 83 Being Here / Chapter 84 Summer Vacation (Part 1)Mar 17, 2018
20. Chapter 85 Summer Vacation (Part 2) / Chapter 86 New YearMar 24, 2018
21. Chapter 87 Passing Time / Chapter 88 Spring ComesMar 31, 2018
22. One More House / Chapter 89 Child of March TownMar 31, 2018Synopsis
The endgame approached, and Shimada held the advantage. Yanagihara considered the metaphorical "sashes" of responsibility bestowed upon him by departed colleagues – each a silent reminder of their relinquished careers. Yet, despite the weight of expectation, he continued to play. The honor of "Eternal Kishou" hung in the balance, a testament to his skill and perseverance in the Kishou Championship.
