The Rion persona inside Uzuki admits luring Sakamoto to Bangkok with a bounty on his own head. Kashima's desperate suicide bombing is smothered by Amane and Sakamoto, and the Rion-driven Uzuki slips away with Akira after promising to explain everything later.
Summary
Still wearing Rion's persona, Uzuki knocks Kanaguri aside, and Shin wonders aloud whether this really is Akao. Uzuki tells Sakamoto that she endured a great deal to bring him here, even placing a bounty on him to force the meeting. When Sakamoto presses her on how she came to inhabit Uzuki's body, Kashima cuts in and orders Akao out of his master. He charges, but Akira shreds his hand and begs him not to kill Rion a second time. Sakamoto corrects her: this is not Rion but a persona Uzuki has manufactured.
Uzuki slips into Shin's mind once more, noting that their paths have crossed before, and Shin recognizes a girl's voice that feels authentic. Kanaguri comes to, dazzled by the spectacle, and decides the God of Films smiles on him. Kashima lunges at Uzuki again, Akira blocks him again, and Uzuki uses the moment to strike Kashima just as Sakamoto does the same.
Beaten, Kashima bares a vest packed with explosives, rails about justice, and moves to detonate himself, but Amane rips off the charges and flings them away. He then coughs up one more bomb from his mouth. Uzuki seizes Akira as it blows, and Sakamoto blunts the blast with a length of robe-like cloth, sparing everyone. Uzuki promises Sakamoto a full explanation later and departs with Akira. Kanaguri vows they will reunite in Japan and guard his heroine until then, while Sakamoto refuses to simply dump Kashima's shattered body, calling it littering.
Key Events
Sakamoto learns the Rion persona lured him to Bangkok by putting a bounty on his own head. Kashima's repeated attacks end with a desperate suicide bombing that Amane and Sakamoto neutralize. The Rion-inhabited Uzuki escapes with Akira after promising answers, leaving Kashima's ruined body behind and Kanaguri pledging a rematch in Japan.
Notes
Continuing the Bangkok Arc in Volume 15, the nineteen-page chapter released on August 7, 2023, in the combined issue 36/37. It calls back to Chapter 31 as Uzuki's inner voice reconnects with Shin. Uzuki, Kanaguri, Shin, Sakamoto, Amane, and Akira feature, with Rion referenced. The cover assembles Uzuki, Kanaguri, Shin, Sakamoto, Amane, and Rion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 130, "Reunion, Part 2"?
In Chapter 130, the Rion persona inside Uzuki admits she lured Sakamoto to Bangkok by placing a bounty on Uzuki's own head, and Kashima's desperate suicide bombing is neutralized by Amane and Sakamoto before Uzuki escapes with Akira.
How does Kashima try to kill Uzuki in Chapter 130?
Kashima attacks Uzuki twice in Chapter 130 before detonating a vest packed with explosives and then coughing up an additional bomb, all of which Amane and Sakamoto manage to neutralize.
Why did Uzuki place a bounty on himself in Chapter 130?
The Rion persona inside Uzuki reveals in Chapter 130 that she placed a bounty on Uzuki's own head specifically to force a meeting with Sakamoto in Bangkok.
What does Uzuki promise Sakamoto before escaping in Chapter 130?
Before slipping away with Akira at the end of Chapter 130, Uzuki promises Sakamoto a full explanation later.
What arc and volume does Chapter 130 belong to?
Chapter 130, "Reunion, Part 2," continues the Bangkok Arc in Volume 15 of Sakamoto Days.
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