Diabolical Enemy, rendered as Kyōteki in Japanese, is the 237th chapter of Sakamoto Days. Continuing the New JAA Arc within Volume 27, it keeps the highway clash going as Gozu, Torres, and Tanabata press the fight against Shin Asakura, Kindaka, and their allies.
Summary
This chapter goes by Diabolical Enemy, written as Kyōteki, and holds the 237th spot in the series. It carries the New JAA Arc onward and belongs to Volume 27. The source has not recorded a written breakdown of its scenes, so the confirmed detail lies in the cast it assembles and its position among the surrounding chapters.
Key Events
Gozu, Torres, and Tanabata share the cover with Shin Asakura and Kindaka, the same fighters locked in the ongoing road battle. The interior cast widens to include Taro Sakamoto, Lu Wutang, Boiled, Atari, Shishiba, and Osaragi, along with Aoi and Hana Sakamoto caught up in the fray.
Notes
The chapter fills nineteen pages and was released on November 17, 2025 in issue 51. It sits between Chapter 236 and Chapter 238 as part of Volume 27.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chapter 237 of Sakamoto Days titled?
Chapter 237 is titled Diabolical Enemy, rendered in Japanese as Kyoteki. It is the 237th chapter of the manga, continuing the New JAA Arc's highway battle.
Who is on the cover of Chapter 237?
The cover of Chapter 237 features Gozu, Torres, and Tanabata alongside Shin Asakura and Kindaka, the fighters caught in the ongoing road battle.
Which additional characters appear inside Chapter 237?
Chapter 237 widens its cast to include Taro Sakamoto, Lu Wutang, Boiled, Atari, Shishiba, and Osaragi, along with Aoi and Hana Sakamoto caught up in the fray.
How long is Chapter 237 and when was it released?
Chapter 237 fills nineteen pages and was released on November 17, 2025, in issue 51.
What volume is Chapter 237 collected in?
Chapter 237 sits between Chapter 236 and Chapter 238 as part of Volume 27.
Sources & Information
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