A Three-Stage Revolution is the two-hundred and fifth chapter of Sakamoto Days, part of the JAA Jail Arc collected in Volume 23. It carries a large cast headed by Kei Uzuki and includes several flashback appearances.
Summary
Under the English title A Three-Stage Revolution, this is the two-hundred and fifth chapter of Sakamoto Days and continues the JAA Jail Arc. A full scene recap has not yet been documented in the source material. The recorded cast opens with Kei Uzuki and extends to Sei Asaki, Nao Toramaru, Natsuki Seba, Mafuyu Seba, Kumanomi, Akira Akao, Kanaguri, Lu Shaotang, Aoi Sakamoto, Rion Akao, Oki, Shin Asakura, and Taro Sakamoto, with several figures shown in flashback.
Key Events
The installment advances the JAA Jail Arc and features Kei Uzuki prominently. Gaku, Haruma, Carolina Reaper, and Club Jam each appear within flashback sequences. A wide range of the arc's characters are present, though a detailed account of the plot has not yet been added to the reference.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sakamoto Days Chapter 205 about?
Sakamoto Days Chapter 205, titled A Three-Stage Revolution, continues the JAA Jail Arc with a large cast headed by Kei Uzuki.
Which character is prominently featured in Chapter 205?
Kei Uzuki is prominently featured in Chapter 205, with the cast extending to Sei Asaki, Nao Toramaru, Natsuki Seba, Mafuyu Seba, Kumanomi, Akira Akao, Kanaguri, Lu Shaotang, Aoi Sakamoto, Rion Akao, Oki, Shin Asakura, and Taro Sakamoto.
Which characters appear in flashback during Chapter 205?
Gaku, Haruma, Carolina Reaper, and Club Jam each appear in flashback sequences during Chapter 205.
What arc does Chapter 205 belong to and how many pages does it span?
Chapter 205 belongs to the JAA Jail Arc and runs thirteen pages within Volume 23.
When was Chapter 205 published?
Chapter 205 was published on March 17, 2025, in the sixteenth issue of that year.
Sources & Information
Looking for more on Chapter 205? The Sakamoto Days Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.
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