Invisible Intent to Kill is the seventy-ninth chapter of Sakamoto Days, a Volume 9 entry within the JCC Infiltration Arc. Released in July 2022, it draws several order members and infiltrators into the same tense stretch of the operation.
Summary
This chapter continues the JCC Infiltration Arc and closes out the ninth volume of the series. Its Japanese title, Tomeina Satsui, evokes a killing intent that cannot be seen, fitting the assassins circling one another across the arc. A full page-by-page synopsis is not preserved in the source material.
Key Events
The installment introduces the character Geisha for the first time. A broad cast is active, including Shishiba, Yotsumura, Nagumo, Osaragi, Amane, Taro Sakamoto, Kashima, Seba, Shin, and Akira Akao, while the assassin known as X is referenced without appearing.
Notes
Invisible Intent to Kill ran in the thirty-third 2022 issue of the magazine with a July 2022 release date. It is collected in Volume 9 and sits between Chapter 78 and Chapter 80, its cover featuring Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who debuts in Sakamoto Days Chapter 79?
Chapter 79, Invisible Intent to Kill, introduces the character Geisha for the first time.
What volume does Chapter 79 close out?
Invisible Intent to Kill, Chapter 79, closes out Volume 9 of Sakamoto Days within the JCC Infiltration Arc.
Who is on the cover of Chapter 79?
The cover of Chapter 79 features Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi.
What does the Japanese title of Chapter 79 mean?
The Japanese title of Chapter 79, Tomeina Satsui, evokes a killing intent that cannot be seen, reflecting the assassins circling each other in this part of the story.
When was Chapter 79 released?
Chapter 79 was released on July 19, 2022, in the thirty-third issue of that year.
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