The two-hundred and twenty-ninth chapter of Sakamoto Days, titled New Record, continues the New JAA Arc over nineteen pages behind a cover of Heisuke Mashimo, Kumanomi, and an unnamed masked assassin.
Summary
This installment is the two-hundred and twenty-ninth chapter of the series and carries the Japanese title Shin Kiroku, given in English as New Record. It belongs to the New JAA Arc and runs nineteen pages.
A detailed account of the chapter's events is not recorded here. The source does confirm its cast, spread across the combatants driving the current fight.
Key Events
The chapter features Heisuke Mashimo, an unnamed masked assassin, Kumanomi, Piisuke, an unnamed cop assassin, Lu Shaotang, Granny Miya, and Kamihate. The cover brings together Heisuke Mashimo, Kumanomi, and the unnamed masked assassin. Taro Sakamoto is referenced without appearing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the title of Sakamoto Days Chapter 229 mean?
Sakamoto Days Chapter 229 is titled "New Record," translated from the Japanese Shin Kiroku. It continues the New JAA Arc across nineteen pages.
Who appears on the cover of Chapter 229?
The cover of Chapter 229 brings together Heisuke Mashimo, Kumanomi, and an unnamed masked assassin.
How many pages does Chapter 229 run, and what volume collects it?
Chapter 229 runs nineteen pages and is collected in Volume 26 of Sakamoto Days.
Which character is referenced but does not appear in Chapter 229?
Taro Sakamoto is mentioned in Chapter 229 without appearing directly in the chapter.
When was Chapter 229 released, and where does it sit in the chapter order?
Sakamoto Days Chapter 229 debuted in the forty-second issue of 2025, dated September 15. It follows Chapter 228 and leads into Chapter 230.
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