Volume 4

## Synopsis

Locked in a deadly battle with the King of Spin, Yohei must rely on his wits and the hidden powers of his Law-Abiding Silver Gun to stay alive. But NoFix has a few hidden tricks of his own. With the Fear Factory crumbling around them, Shotaro unleashes his true, fearsome power to save his friend. But it’s going to take more than the power of the Kyokotsu to stop the King of Spin NoFix and his lust to kill! Amidst the mayhem, the mysterious Emine and his henchmen lurk in the shadows...Will Shotaro finally meet up with his childhood friend? Find out in the final volume of Atsushi Ohkubo's *B. Ichi*!?

## Chapters

### Chapter 15

*Main article: Chapter 15*

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### Chapter 16

*Main article: Chapter 16*

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### Chapter 17

*Main article: Chapter 17*

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### Chapter 18

*Main article: Chapter 18*

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### Chapters 19

*Main article: Chapter 19*

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### Chapters 20

*Main article: Chapter 20*

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## Trivia

* The volume features bonus artwork of a clawed being with a skull head, resembling Kyokotsu, being approached by a missile says it loves the person, then needs the person, then finally blows up the person.
* The volume includes remarks from Atsushi Okubo to readers.
	+ Regarding Volume 1, Okubo explains the title "B. Ichi." The "b" stands for "bone." "Ichi," Japanese for "one," also comes from the expression "Ichinichi ichizen," meaning "one good deed a day." Okubo claims he did not realize combining "b" and "ichi" would spell "bone."
	+ Regarding Volume 2, Okubo says he dislikes effort but loves spirit. "That's why I'm trying to create a manga you can enjoy for its spirit without making any effort at all." Okubo even seems confused by this remark.
	+ Regarding Volume 3, Ōkubo writes that he likes music as much as drawing. At the time of writing, he had been playing guitar on and off for about ten years. He wishes he could convey sound in his manga and suggests writing a musical score underneath his panels, or go to each reader's house to hear his "miserable humming."
	+ Regarding Volume 4, Atsushi Ōkubo writes that Emine's cheek has a red tear mark, one representative of blood. To learn what color is blood, Okubo claims he cut his thumb with a box cutter. He claims he intended to paint the tear mark with his own blood, but he cut closed fast and did not provide enough blood. He claims he kept running the box cutter over the wound until he started to enjoy it. He concludes that this fact demonstrates that making a manga requires blood and tears.

## References

1. ↑ Yen Press. Accessed 4 Nov 2015. http://yenpress.com/b-ichi/#V4
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *B. Ichi* **Volume 4**: Yen Press English eBook, Page 207
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *B. Ichi* **Volume 4**: Yen Press English eBook, Page 208