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Chapter 146

Manga ChapterCh. 146

Titled Ghost, the 146th chapter of Sakamoto Days sends Natsuki to pull his brother clear of the Order and defuse the device hidden inside Mafuyu, only for Uzuki's hidden sabotage to keep the timer running until Shin freezes the bomb and hurls it clear of the museum.

Issue: 01, 2024
Kanji: おばけ
Pages: 15
Title: Ghost
Volume: 17
Next Chapter: Chapter 147
Release Date: December 04, 2023
Previous Chapter: Chapter 145
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Summary

A freezing bomb locks Osaragi in place, and though she works herself loose from the ice, dread keeps her from striking back. Because Natsuki's suit renders him invisible, she reads him as a spirit and freezes up entirely. With Kaji lending a hand, Natsuki uses her panic to slip Mafuyu and Shin toward a quieter wing of the museum.

The scene reveals that Kashima has lost faith in the Order's capacity to disarm the device planted inside Mafuyu safely. That doubt drives him to track down Natsuki, and the search reunites the two brothers on warm terms after their long estrangement.

Once the explosive comes out of Mafuyu cleanly, Natsuki chides him for the reckless bid to enlist with the Order and floats the idea of walking away from the family for good. When Mafuyu frets about their father hunting them down, Natsuki brushes the worry aside, noting the man is a mediocre killer who poses little real danger.

The calm breaks fast: Kaji points out that the removed bomb has not stopped counting down. A flashback shows Uzuki quietly rigging the device to defeat Kashima's plan. Shin bundles it in cloth, chills it rock-solid using one of the freezing devices Natsuki carries, and flings it clear of the building, where it goes off without hurting anyone.

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Key Events

Osaragi mistakes the invisible Natsuki for a ghost and is left too frightened to fight. Natsuki and Kaji extract Mafuyu and Shin to another part of the exhibition. Kashima, doubting the Order, reunites with his brother Natsuki. Natsuki removes the bomb from Mafuyu and proposes cutting all family ties. Kaji notices the device is still armed, and a flashback exposes Uzuki as the one who tampered with it. Shin freezes the bomb and throws it outside, where it detonates harmlessly.

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Notes

This installment belongs to the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc and appeared in Volume 17. Its Japanese title, Obake, translates to Ghost, a nod to Osaragi's terrified misreading of Natsuki. Uzuki's hidden manipulation of the bomb sets up the ongoing threat that his sabotage will keep undermining the heroes' efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 146?

Chapter 146 of Sakamoto Days, titled Ghost, has Natsuki extract the bomb from Mafuyu's body while Kei Uzuki's hidden sabotage keeps the device's timer running, forcing Shin to freeze it and throw it clear of the museum before it detonates.

Why does Osaragi mistake Natsuki for a ghost in Chapter 146?

Osaragi mistakes Natsuki for a ghost in Chapter 146 because his invisibility suit renders him unseen, and after breaking free of the ice that trapped her, she reads his invisible presence as a spirit and freezes up in fear.

What does the title of Chapter 146 mean?

Chapter 146's Japanese title, Obake, translates to Ghost, referencing Osaragi's terrified misreading of the invisible Natsuki.

Who sabotaged the bomb removed from Mafuyu in Chapter 146?

In Chapter 146, a flashback reveals that Kei Uzuki secretly rigged the bomb removed from Mafuyu to keep counting down after Kashima's team believed it had been safely disarmed.

How does Shin dispose of the bomb in Chapter 146?

Shin wraps the still active bomb in cloth, freezes it solid using one of Natsuki's freezing devices, and throws it outside the museum, where it detonates without hurting anyone.

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