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Chapter 152

Manga ChapterCh. 152

Speedrun, the 152nd chapter of Sakamoto Days, brings the Nagumo and Gaku duel toward its brutal end as Sakamoto regroups with Shin's team to plan an evacuation, closing on the grim image of Nagumo run through by every one of his own blades.

Issue: 09, 2024
Kanji: RTA
Pages: 19
Title: Speedrun
Volume: 18
Next Chapter: Chapter 153
Release Date: January 29, 2024
Previous Chapter: Chapter 151
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Summary

Pierced by Nagumo's unseen blade, Gaku stiffens up for a moment. Nagumo concedes he cannot win a straight fist-to-fist bout and had to lean on a trick, warning that the wound could kill Gaku if left untended. The warning does nothing to slow him. Treating the whole thing like a game, Gaku attacks it as a speedrun toward the kill, battering Nagumo backward with every blow. Nagumo, a fighter who normally scripts his battles carefully, finds himself helpless against Gaku's sheer force.

A crushing hammer strike smashes Nagumo's weapon apart, forcing him to pull his backup sword. Before the duel can resolve, the focus moves to Sakamoto up in the second-floor lobby, where he and Toramaru run into Shin and the others.

Once everyone grasps the situation, they settle on an approach, with Natsuki and Mafuyu leading the bystanders, Toramaru, and Sakamoto to safety while Shin engages the enemy. Racing toward the fighting, Shin relays what he knows of Uzuki's people to Sakamoto, who reasons that, given the Order's strength, they have probably already thinned out the attackers by this point. Shin agrees, pointing to Sakamoto's own role in the fight, which draws an awkward silence from him. Far off, Nagumo lies motionless, his chest run through by every one of his blades.

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Key Events

Gaku shrugs off the wound from Nagumo's invisible blade and attacks relentlessly like a speedrun. He shatters Nagumo's weapon, forcing him to draw a backup sword. Sakamoto and Toramaru reunite with Shin and the group in the second-floor lobby. They plan for Natsuki and Mafuyu to evacuate the bystanders while Shin fights, and Shin shares intelligence on Uzuki's people with Sakamoto. The chapter closes on Nagumo lying lifeless, impaled by all of his own blades.

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Notes

The first chapter of Volume 18 within the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc, this installment carries the Japanese title Aru-Ti-E, styled in English as Speedrun to match Gaku's gaming mindset. Its final image of Nagumo run through by his own blades leaves his fate in grim doubt heading into the following chapters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 152?

Chapter 152 of Sakamoto Days, titled Speedrun, pushes the Nagumo and Gaku duel toward its brutal end while Sakamoto regroups with Shin's team to plan an evacuation, closing on Nagumo lying impaled by all of his own blades.

What warning does Nagumo give Gaku in Chapter 152?

In Chapter 152, Nagumo warns Gaku that the wound from his invisible blade could kill him if left untended, but Gaku ignores the warning and keeps attacking.

How does Gaku break Nagumo's weapon in Chapter 152?

In Chapter 152, Gaku shatters Nagumo's weapon with a crushing hammer strike, forcing Nagumo to draw a backup sword.

What plan do Sakamoto and Shin's group make in Chapter 152?

In Chapter 152, Sakamoto's group plans for Natsuki and Mafuyu to lead the bystanders, Toramaru, and Sakamoto to safety while Shin stays behind to fight the enemy.

What does the title of Chapter 152 mean?

Chapter 152's Japanese title, Aru-Ti-E, is styled in English as Speedrun, matching Gaku's gaming mindset as he rushes to finish Nagumo.

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