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Chapter 112: Mini Mission

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Mini Mission is the one hundred and twelfth chapter of Sakamoto Days, set in Volume 13 during the Taro Sakamoto's Past Arc. The escorted VIP is revealed as the JAA chairman's secret wife, and a new grenade throwing assassin ambushes Sakamoto's car.

Issue: 17, 2023
Kanji: プチミッション
Pages: 13
Volume: 13
Next Chapter: Chapter 113
Release Date: March 27, 2023
Previous Chapter: Chapter 111
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Summary

The group is taken aback to learn the man they escorted is actually a woman and child in disguise. She gives her name as Ai Amo and admits she is married to the chairman of the JAA, a bond that is supposed to stay hidden. Kindaka bristles at seeing ordinary civilians dragged into their world, though there is little he can do about it.

The little girl grows curious about the markings on Nagumo's hand, and Kindaka tasks Sakamoto with getting her to laugh, which he pulls off well enough. Away from the group, an unnamed assassin gathers litter from the streets, convinced the good deed wins him standing with the gods of killing. His driver finds the notion absurd, but the man holds that only the gods can rule whether a kill is just.

That assassin hurls a grenade at Sakamoto's car. Rion catches sight of it and orders Nagumo to rush the mother and daughter clear. Sakamoto tears open the car's interior, snatches the grenade, blasts a drain cover loose, and drops the explosive down the opening. He then raises his gun as the new enemy praises the rescue.

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Key Events

Ai Amo's identity as the JAA chairman's secret wife is exposed, deepening the students' entanglement with civilians. A new antagonist, an assassin fixated on earning the favor of killing gods, targets Sakamoto's car with a grenade, which Sakamoto disposes of down a drain. The chapter debuts Higuchi and Kobayashi.

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Notes

Mini Mission closes out this stretch of Volume 13 within the Taro Sakamoto's Past Arc. It was published in issue 17 of 2023, dated March 27, 2023, across thirteen pages. The chapter follows Chapter 111 and leads into Chapter 113.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the VIP that Sakamoto's group is secretly escorting in Chapter 112?

The VIP turns out to be Ai Amo, a woman disguised as a man traveling with her daughter Konomi. She reveals herself as the secret wife of the JAA chairman, a bond meant to stay hidden.

What does the new assassin do to attack Sakamoto's car in Chapter 112?

In Chapter 112, an unnamed assassin hurls a grenade at Sakamoto's car. Sakamoto tears open the car's interior, snatches the grenade, blasts a drain cover loose, and drops the explosive down the opening.

Why does the grenade-throwing assassin collect litter from the streets?

In Chapter 112, the assassin gathers litter because he is convinced the good deed wins him standing with the gods of killing, even though his own driver finds the notion absurd.

What task does Kindaka give Sakamoto in Chapter 112?

Kindaka tasks Sakamoto with getting Konomi, the curious little girl traveling with the group, to laugh, and Sakamoto pulls it off well enough.

Which characters debut in Chapter 112 of Sakamoto Days?

Chapter 112 marks the debuts of Higuchi and Kobayashi, who become recurring threats to Sakamoto's group in the chapters that follow.

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