Oshi no Ko Chapter 132 Revelations: Connections Surface Between Ai's Murder and an Original B-Komachii Member
Oshi no Ko chapter 132 unveils intriguing connections to Ai's murder, hinting at the involvement of an original B-Komachii member As two members make their appearance, fans gain insight into their perspective on Ai A gripping development that raises questions about Nino's possible role in setting up the crime
Oshi no Ko chapter 132 marked the return of two original B-Komachii members to the manga series. This gave fans insight into their feelings towards Ai, revealing a complex relationship. Nino's emotional breakdown hinted at underlying tension. In the previous chapter, Ai's departure from her facility led her to join B-Komachii. Meanwhile, Aqua visited his grandmother Ayumi Hoshino, who confessed her love for Ai but admitted that jealousy drove them apart.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the Oshi no Ko manga.
Oshi no Ko chapter 132: Ai's murder may have been set up by Nino
Kana Arima as Nino in Oshi no Ko chapter 132 (Image via Shueisha)
In Oshi no Ko chapter 132, titled Nino, the story begins with the film shooting of "15-Year Lie." This part of the film focuses on Nino and Takamine's feelings toward Ai. Their resentment towards her is very evident during and after their performance, as both idols notice how Ai manages to pull the crowd away from them.
The actual Takamine and Nino showed up at the film shoot to witness the story unfold, providing input to the actresses playing their roles, Akane and Kana. Meanwhile, Aqua was shocked that Ruby wasn't enamored with the former B-Komachii members, revealing her preference for newer members like Meimei and Kyunpan.
Ruby Hoshino as Ai in Oshi no Ko chapter 132 (Image via Shueisha)
Conversely, Kana Arima opted to seek counsel from Nino because she refused to be outdone by Akane. Witnessing Kana's rivalry with Akane, Nino remarked that they never faced such challenges in B-Komachii, as no one could outshine Ai. Nevertheless, it was still a deeply distressing ordeal.
Right after that, Kana inquired Nino about her feelings towards Ai. This question triggered Nino, revealing signs of a conflicted persona. She confessed to both loving and hating Ai, even wishing for her to go to hell. Unfortunately, Ai eventually passed away.
Nino as seen in Oshi no Ko chapter 132 (Image via Shueisha)
Nino appeared to regret her actions, and Ruby attempted to console her by mimicking Ai's forgiving nature. Unfortunately, this only seemed to escalate the situation, leading Nino to act even more irrationally. She expressed that Ruby's attempts to emulate Ai fell short, and it seemed as though she was pleased to have discovered Ruby's lack of talent compared to Ai. Immediately after, Nino left the area.
Ruby and Kana were perplexed by Nino's behavior, and as they tried to make sense of it, they observed her making a phone call in an alleyway. She described Ai as truly unique, even noting that her own daughter couldn't replicate her. Nino then expressed a vehement unwillingness to forgive anyone who surpassed Ai, not even her own daughter. It was then revealed in the manga that Nino was speaking to Hikaru Kamiki, Ai's murderer.
Final thoughts on Oshi no Ko chapter 132
Kana Arima as seen in Oshi no Ko chapter 132 (Image via Shueisha)
Chapter 132 of Oshi no Ko provided an intriguing hint for fans, suggesting that Hikaru Kamiki may not have been the sole culprit in Ai Hoshino's murder. However, the manga only showed that Hikaru and Nino had some form of communication. For the complete details of their connection, fans may need to wait for the next chapter to be released.
Editor's P/S
Oshi no Ko chapter 132 was an exciting and intriguing chapter that revealed some shocking connections between Ai's murder and an original B-Komachii member. The chapter starts with the film shooting of "15-Year Lie," which focuses on Nino and Takamine's feelings toward Ai. Their resentment towards her is evident during and after their performance, and it's clear that they both feel overshadowed by her.
Later on, Kana Arima, who plays Nino in the film, seeks counsel from Nino herself. She asks Nino about her feelings towards Ai, and Nino reveals that she both loved and hated Ai. She even admits to wishing for Ai to go to hell. This confession is shocking, and it raises a lot of questions about Nino's role in Ai's murder.
The chapter ends with Nino making a phone call to Hikaru Kamiki, Ai's murderer. She tells him that Ai was truly unique and that she can't forgive anyone who surpasses her, not even her own daughter. This suggests that Nino may have been involved in Ai's murder, and it leaves fans eager to find out more about her connection to Hikaru.
