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Chapter 110: Mission

Manga ChapterCh. 110

Mission is the one hundred and tenth chapter of Sakamoto Days, part of Volume 13 and the Taro Sakamoto's Past Arc. A wounded Kindaka renews his fight, but Sakamoto's tight quarters gambit and Uzuki's insight finally stop the old man's blinding speed.

Issue: 15, 2023
Kanji: MISSION
Pages: 19
Volume: 13
Next Chapter: Chapter 111
Release Date: March 13, 2023
Previous Chapter: Chapter 109
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Summary

Battered but undeterred, Kindaka rises once more to renew his offer for the three boys to join him, then throws himself back into the fight. He punts Nagumo across the room mid stab, cautioning him not to discount decades of experience, and Nagumo pulls back to rethink, unsettled at being read so easily by his own instructor.

When Rion moves in, Kindaka anticipates her sightline ability and springs a trap that douses her eyes with liquid. Sakamoto steps in and shoves Kindaka into an elevator, betting that raw speed is useless in such tight quarters. Kindaka disputes it and blurs into motion anyway, yet Sakamoto still lands a clean blow to his face.

Kindaka answers by pushing his velocity past anything Sakamoto can track. Just as the killing strike closes in, Uzuki bursts in and knocks the charge off course, then explains that a fast mover can be predicted by watching the surroundings around him. Armed with that read, Sakamoto grabs Kindaka, whirls him through a long hold, and flings him aside, at last ending the old man's sprint.

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Key Events

Kindaka renews his recruitment pitch and resumes the battle, outmaneuvering Nagumo and countering Rion's vision ability with a liquid trap. Sakamoto's elevator gambit and Uzuki's insight into tracking high speed movement combine to bring Kindaka down, closing out the fight.

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Notes

Mission is a Volume 13 chapter in the Taro Sakamoto's Past Arc. It appeared in issue 15 of 2023, dated March 13, 2023, across nineteen pages, and featured a color spread. It follows Chapter 109 and leads into Chapter 111.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 110, Mission?

Mission continues the fight between the JCC students and Kindaka, who renews his offer for Sakamoto, Nagumo, and Rion Akao to join him before resuming the battle.

How does Sakamoto finally defeat Kindaka in Chapter 110?

Sakamoto shoves Kindaka into an elevator to neutralize his speed advantage, and after Uzuki explains that a fast mover can be tracked by watching his surroundings, Sakamoto grabs and throws Kindaka to end the fight.

How does Kindaka counter Rion Akao's ability in Chapter 110?

In Chapter 110, Kindaka anticipates Rion Akao's sightline ability and springs a trap that douses her eyes with liquid before she can strike.

What role does Kei Uzuki play in defeating Kindaka?

Kei Uzuki bursts in to knock aside Kindaka's killing strike and explains that a high speed opponent can be predicted by watching the movement of his surroundings, giving Sakamoto the read he needs to win.

When was Sakamoto Days Chapter 110 released?

Chapter 110 is a Volume 13 chapter that appeared in issue 15 of 2023, dated March 13, 2023, across nineteen pages with a color spread.

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