Volume 13

The DiPSIster of All You Can Eat Dessert
Release Date	May 1, 2015
ISBN	ISBN 978-4-08-880355-5
Chapters	Chapter 129-139
On Cover	Saiki Kusuo Saiko Metori
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The DiPSIster of All You Can Eat Dessert (スイーツバイキングのΨ難 Suiitsu Baikingu no Sainan) is the 13th volume of the Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan, also known as The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., manga series.

Cover Conversation

Saiko Metori: I am a man who makes a million every second...
Saiki Kusuo: You mean your dad does.

Alternative Cover Conversation

Metori: The fact you are reading this naturally means that you bought out the bookstore, right?
Kusuo: In what would is that natural?

Character Comment

Metori: If you bundle up this comic like a wad of cash...Then it would be about the same thickness as my allowance.

Chapters

Note: Chapters with the label have NOT been adapted into the anime series.

• Chapter 129: Another ChriPSItmas Challenge!
• Chapter 130: Your First ExperienPSIs of the New Year Are Important
• Chapter 131: The DiPSIster of All You Can Eat Dessert
• Chapter 132: Counter Plan to Prevent a DiPSIster
• Chapter 133: An ExPSIlent Wife and Mother!? Mom's Class Reunion
• Chapter 134: Kaidou and Kuboyasu's PSIspicions
• Chapter 135: The Lost Hamster PSIpeaks in a Country Accent
• Chapter 136: Place to Place! Mini PSIzed Animal
• Chapter 137: The PSIko Corporation Home Visit
• Chapter 138: Come On Over! To PSIko Land
• Chapter 139: Publication CriPSIs!? Shuensha's Work

Summary

Sweets are Kusuo’s favorite food. He decides to go to a recently popular pastry shop. However, when arriving to the shop, he finds the sweets are for women only! Not a problem for a psychic! He can transform into a woman! But what would he do when he runs into 3 classmates!?

Character Profiles

• None

Author’s Comment

“	When you are a mangaka there are words you will often hear. Those words are “can you please draw me?” When those words are thrown at me I become overcome with anxiety and uneasiness. That is because drawing portraits is hard. If you draw them in a cool and cute way it stops looking like them, and if you try to make it look like them then you have to exaggerate their facial features, but it is often the case that those people have a complex about those features. I, one who is as kind as a spring meadow, cannot possibly do something so rude, so now when I receive a request like that I take the piece of paper it is on, make a paper airplane, and stab it in my eye.	”
—Asou Shuuichi