Stop Acting Cool is the two-hundred-eighteenth chapter of Sakamoto Days and the first entry collected into Volume 25. It continues the New JAA Arc with one of its widest character lineups, led on the cover by Sakamoto, Torres, and Kei Uzuki.
Summary
Serving as the two-hundred-eighteenth chapter of the series, Stop Acting Cool advances the New JAA Arc. Its Japanese title, Kakko Tsuken na, works as a jab telling someone to quit posturing. The cover fronts Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kei Uzuki, Shin Asakura, and Atari.
Key Events
A crowded cast fills the chapter, among them Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kei Uzuki, Shin Asakura, Atari, Oki, Gozu, Tanabata, Kumanomi, Boiled, Piisuke, Kindaka, Asakura, and Heisuke Mashimo. Aoi Sakamoto, Hana Sakamoto, and Rion Akao stay off the page as mentions only.
Notes
The chapter runs nineteen pages and opens Volume 25. It first ran in issue 30 of 2025, dated June 23. Within the arc it follows Chapter 217 and precedes Chapter 219.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sakamoto Days Chapter 218 titled?
Chapter 218 of Sakamoto Days is titled Stop Acting Cool, rendered in Japanese as Kakko Tsuken na, a jab telling someone to quit posturing.
What volume does Sakamoto Days Chapter 218 open?
Chapter 218 is the first chapter collected into Volume 25 of Sakamoto Days, continuing the New JAA Arc after Chapter 217.
Who is on the cover of Sakamoto Days Chapter 218?
The cover of Chapter 218 fronts Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kei Uzuki, Shin Asakura, and Atari.
Which characters appear in Sakamoto Days Chapter 218?
Chapter 218 features a crowded cast including Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kei Uzuki, Shin Asakura, Atari, Oki, Gozu, Tanabata, Kumanomi, Boiled, Piisuke, Kindaka, Asakura, and Heisuke Mashimo.
Who is only mentioned rather than shown in Sakamoto Days Chapter 218?
Chapter 218 mentions Aoi Sakamoto, Hana Sakamoto, and Rion Akao without showing them directly in the chapter's events.
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