Undercover is the seventy-fourth chapter of Sakamoto Days and a Volume 9 entry within the JCC Infiltration Arc. Released in mid-2022, it gathers the Sakamoto household and their allies as the covert push into Japan Clear Creation takes shape.
Summary
This chapter belongs to the JCC Infiltration Arc and appears within the ninth collected volume of the series. Its Japanese title, Sennyu, points to the idea of slipping in unseen, fitting a stretch of the story built around a covert operation. A full page-by-page synopsis is not preserved in the source material.
Key Events
The installment brings two new figures into the cast. Inoue appears for the first time, initially without a name, alongside the debut of Jumbo Tanishi. Rion Akao features in a flashback, while Osaragi and Shishiba are referenced without appearing directly.
Notes
Undercover ran in the twenty-eighth 2022 issue of the magazine and carries a June 2022 release date. It is collected in Volume 9 and sits between Chapter 73 and Chapter 75 in reading order. Members of the Sakamoto family, including Taro, Aoi, and Hana, appear alongside Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, Usami, and Nagumo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters debut in Sakamoto Days Chapter 74?
Chapter 74, Undercover, introduces Inoue, who first appears without a name, and Jumbo Tanishi.
What does the Japanese title of Chapter 74 mean?
The Japanese title of Chapter 74, Sennyu, points to the idea of slipping in unseen, matching the covert operation at the center of the chapter.
What arc is Sakamoto Days Chapter 74 part of?
Undercover, Chapter 74, is part of the JCC Infiltration Arc and is collected in Volume 9.
When was Chapter 74 of Sakamoto Days released?
Chapter 74, Undercover, was released on June 13, 2022, in the twenty-eighth issue of that year.
Which members of the Sakamoto family appear in Chapter 74?
Chapter 74 features Taro, Aoi, and Hana Sakamoto, alongside Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, Usami, and Nagumo.
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