Wutang, Part 3 is the thirty-sixth chapter of Sakamoto Days, part of the Death Row Prisoners Arc and collected in Volume 5 under the alternate title Bluff. It caps the three-part Wutang sequence pitting Lu Shaotang, Taro Sakamoto, and Shin against Lu Wutang.
Summary
Numbered thirty-six, this chapter goes by Wutang, Part 3 (ウータン③, Ūtan 3) and closes out the multi-part Wutang thread inside the Death Row Prisoners Arc. When gathered into Volume 5, it is relabeled Bluff.
Lu Shaotang leads the chapter's cast alongside Taro Sakamoto and Shin, all set opposite Lu Wutang.
Key Events
As the final installment of the Wutang trilogy, the chapter carries the standoff between Lu Wutang and the Sakamoto side to its conclusion. Its cover gathers Taro Sakamoto, Shin, Lu Shaotang, and Lu Wutang.
Notes
The nineteen-page chapter first surfaced in issue 39 of 2021, dated August 30, 2021, and carries the retitle Bluff in its volume edition. It runs between Chapter 35 and Chapter 37.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 36?
Sakamoto Days Chapter 36, titled Wutang, Part 3, closes out the multi-part Wutang thread inside the Death Row Prisoners Arc, with Lu Shaotang leading the cast alongside Taro Sakamoto and Shin against Lu Wutang.
What is the alternate title of Sakamoto Days Chapter 36?
Chapter 36 is relabeled Bluff when gathered into Volume 5, though it originally ran as Wutang, Part 3.
How does the Wutang confrontation end in Chapter 36?
Chapter 36 is the final installment of the three-part Wutang sequence, carrying the standoff between Lu Wutang and the Sakamoto side to its conclusion.
When was Sakamoto Days Chapter 36 released?
Chapter 36 first surfaced in issue 39 of 2021, dated August 30, 2021, running nineteen pages.
Which chapters come before and after Chapter 36 in Sakamoto Days?
Chapter 36 runs between Chapter 35 and Chapter 37 in the Death Row Prisoners Arc.
Sources & Information
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