Big Brother, titled Aniki in the original, is chapter 235 of Sakamoto Days. Set in the New JAA Arc and the final chapter gathered into Volume 26, it splits attention between the Saionji siblings and a separate group featuring Shin Asakura, Boiled, and Tanabata.
Summary
This chapter carries the name Big Brother, given as Aniki in Japanese, and lands at number 235 in the manga. It continues the New JAA Arc and closes out Volume 26. A worded synopsis has not been entered into the source, so its documented weight comes from the cast on display and where it falls in the sequence.
Key Events
Kippei Saionji, Natsuki Seba, and Shiina Saionji hold the cover. The chapter's interior brings together a wider spread of players, from Mafuyu Seba and the young Hana Sakamoto to the assassins Shin Asakura, Boiled, Lu Wutang, Atari, and Tanabata.
Notes
Spanning fifteen pages, the installment appeared on November 3, 2025 in issue 49. It follows Chapter 234 and moves into Chapter 236, and it serves as the last chapter of Volume 26.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chapter 235 of Sakamoto Days titled?
Chapter 235 is titled Big Brother, rendered in Japanese as Aniki. It is the 235th chapter of the manga and continues the New JAA Arc.
Which assassins appear in Chapter 235?
Chapter 235 brings in the assassins Shin Asakura, Boiled, Lu Wutang, Atari, and Tanabata alongside Mafuyu Seba and a young Hana Sakamoto.
Who is on the cover of Chapter 235?
The cover of Chapter 235 features Kippei Saionji, Natsuki Seba, and Shiina Saionji.
Is Chapter 235 the last chapter of its volume?
Yes, Chapter 235 serves as the final chapter collected in Volume 26.
When was Chapter 235 released and how long is it?
Chapter 235 spans fifteen pages and appeared on November 3, 2025, in issue 49.
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