
Fake is the two-hundred-nineteenth chapter of Sakamoto Days, a New JAA Arc installment held in Volume 25. Six figures crowd the cover of this compact fifteen-page entry, whose title points at an imitation or counterfeit.
Landing as the two-hundred-nineteenth chapter of the manga, Fake keeps the New JAA Arc in motion. Its Japanese title, Nisemono, translates to an imitation or counterfeit. The cover gathers Gozu, Kei Uzuki, Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kumanomi, and Tanabata.
Featured in the chapter are Gozu, Kei Uzuki, Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kumanomi, and Oki. Shin Asakura and Rion Akao do not appear directly and are limited to mentions.
At fifteen pages, this shorter chapter belongs to Volume 25. It first surfaced in issue 31 of 2025 on June 30. Within the arc it follows Chapter 218 and leads into Chapter 220.
Chapter 219 of Sakamoto Days is titled Fake, rendered in Japanese as Nisemono, which translates to an imitation or counterfeit.
The cover of Chapter 219 gathers six characters: Gozu, Kei Uzuki, Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kumanomi, and Tanabata.
Chapter 219 features Gozu, Kei Uzuki, Taro Sakamoto, Torres, Kumanomi, and Oki appearing directly in the story.
Shin Asakura does not appear directly in Chapter 219 and is limited to a mention, alongside Rion Akao.
Chapter 219 of Sakamoto Days was released on June 30, 2025, in issue 31 of that year, and runs fifteen pages as part of Volume 25.
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