BlackClover's newest chapter brought back Yuno for a critical save in its big cliffhanger:
✖ Black Clover has welcome Yuno back to the main action with a major save in the cliffhanger of the newest chapter of the manga! Yuki Tabata's original manga series is now in the heated climax of the Spade Kingdom Raid arc as Asta and the Clover Kingdom Captains have been struggling to do any kind of damage to the Supreme Devil, Lucifero.
The previous chapter had teased that Asta was rousing for a comeback in the fight against Lucifero after being saved by the Clover Kingdom Captains, but unfortunately things aren't as great as it seemed once the newest chapter of the series digs into it. In fact, Asta takes a lot more hits and ends up even more badly hurt than before by the end of it all.
Chapter 320 of the series reveals that despite the Clover Kingdom Captains trying their best, it still wasn't enough. Asta manages to remove the tip of one of Lucifero's horns, but he gets quickly stomped. It's the same for the Captains as they are further inspired by Asta to fight their hardest. It's just that it's all in vain, however, as Lucifero dominates all of them much in the same way as before.
The final moments of the chapter sees Yuno celebrating that he finally got to save Asta this time while protecting Asta as Mimosa heals him up. Now it's just a matter of seeing how long Yuno can hold up with his two magic abilities, but it's becoming increasingly clear that there's a good chance that Yuno and Asta will need to work together to take down this foe.
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