JCC is the fifty-sixth chapter of Yuto Suzuki's Sakamoto Days, part of the JCC Transfer Exams Arc in the seventh volume. The installment carries a wide cast led by Shishiba and Osaragi and marks first appearances for Jay Erk, Akira Akao, and Kanaguri.
Summary
JCC stands as the fifty-sixth chapter of Sakamoto Days and continues the JCC Transfer Exams Arc found in Volume 7. Shishiba and Osaragi open the featured roster, which broadens to take in Taro Sakamoto, Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, Gaku, Kashima, and Kei Uzuki under the alias X. Aoi Sakamoto is among the appearing cast as well.
Key Events
This is a heavy chapter for introductions. Jay Erk and Akira Akao both make their debut here, and Kanaguri earns a first mention ahead of a later reveal. A flashback returns to Takamura, while Uda and Nagumo are referenced without appearing, keeping the wider web of assassins present around the exam storyline.
Notes
The chapter goes by the Japanese title ジェーシーシー, romanized Jeshishi, and was published in issue 09 of Weekly Shonen Jump for 2022 on January 31, 2022. It runs nineteen pages and belongs to the seventh volume. Shishiba and Osaragi share its cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chapter 56 of Sakamoto Days titled?
Chapter 56 of Sakamoto Days is titled JCC, rendered in Japanese as ジェーシーシー and romanized Jeshishi.
Who debuts in Chapter 56 of Sakamoto Days?
Chapter 56 marks the first appearances of Jay Erk and Akira Akao, while Kanaguri earns a first mention ahead of a later reveal.
Who appears on the cover of Chapter 56?
Shishiba and Osaragi share the cover of Chapter 56 of Sakamoto Days.
What arc and volume does Chapter 56 of Sakamoto Days belong to?
Chapter 56 continues the JCC Transfer Exams Arc found in Volume 7 of Sakamoto Days.
When was Chapter 56 of Sakamoto Days released?
Chapter 56 was published in issue 09 of Weekly Shonen Jump for 2022 on January 31, 2022, running nineteen pages.
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