Death Row Prisoner is the thirty-seventh chapter of Sakamoto Days, printed in Volume 5 as part of the Death Row Prisoners Arc. The installment opens the door on a new set of antagonists, debuting Dump, Saw, Apart, and Minimalist all at once.
Summary
Titled Death Row Prisoner (死刑囚, Shikeishu), the thirty-seventh chapter continues the arc that shares its theme. It appears in Volume 5 and widens the cast considerably.
Lu Wutang, Taro Sakamoto, Lu Shaotang, and Shin anchor the pages, with Nagumo surfacing in a flashback and X referenced from off the page.
Key Events
Four new figures enter the series in a single stroke: Dump, Saw, Apart, and Minimalist all debut here. Kashima also appears, Heisuke Mashimo earns a passing mention, and Shishiba and Osaragi turn up only in imagery.
Notes
The nineteen-page chapter first ran in issue 40 of 2021, dated September 6, 2021, and is collected in Volume 5. As a small gag, Saw is shown reading the third volume of Sakamoto Days itself. The chapter falls between Chapter 36 and Chapter 38.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 37?
Sakamoto Days Chapter 37, titled Death Row Prisoner, continues the arc of the same name and widens the cast considerably. Lu Wutang, Taro Sakamoto, Lu Shaotang, and Shin anchor the pages, with Nagumo surfacing in a flashback.
Who debuts in Sakamoto Days Chapter 37?
Chapter 37 introduces four new characters at once: Dump, Saw, Apart, and Minimalist.
What is the Japanese title of Sakamoto Days Chapter 37?
Chapter 37 is titled Death Row Prisoner in English, written in Japanese as Shikeishu.
What trivia detail appears in Sakamoto Days Chapter 37?
As a small gag in Chapter 37, the character Saw is shown reading the third volume of Sakamoto Days itself.
When was Sakamoto Days Chapter 37 released?
Chapter 37 first ran in issue 40 of 2021, dated September 6, 2021, running nineteen pages and later collected in Volume 5.
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