
Shin finally drops Haruma in the sumo ring, but the athlete rises again and calls off the bout with talk of a rematch. As Haruma staggers away wounded, the story pivots to Amane's struggle against the Carolina Reaper, where Shishiba and a bristling Kumanomi converge into a tense four-way standoff.
The sumo exchange peaks when Shin succeeds in flooring Haruma, and he silently prays the blow will keep the big man grounded. Instead Haruma pushes himself upright and steps toward him, curious about the freeze technique Shin used earlier, though Shin gives nothing away. Redirecting, Haruma asks why his opponent has steered their brawl clear of the weapons on display. Shin explains he never intended to kill him; he and his allies are only trying to derail X's scheme.
Reluctant to burn more time, Haruma calls the confrontation off and floats the idea of a future rematch, assuming they both live. He walks away, then buckles beside a statue as the weight of Shin's final hit lands, and he worries about letting down his partner Kumanomi. Attention swings to Amane, who is locked in combat with the Carolina Reaper. Shishiba shows up to back him, the two trade a few words, and Kumanomi arrives to join the fray.
Spotting the damage Shishiba already dealt her, Carolina needles Kumanomi over the injuries, drawing her irritation. Refusing to be slowed, Kumanomi snatches up an axe and prepares to advance. Watching it unfold, Shishiba cautions Amane not to become a mirror of Carolina and Kumanomi someday, foreshadowing a possible collision among the four of them.
Shin knocks Haruma to the ground and reveals that his true aim is stopping X rather than killing his opponent. Haruma withdraws with a promise of a rematch, then collapses near a statue as the severity of Shin's last strike sinks in. The narrative shifts to Amane's fight with the Carolina Reaper, where Shishiba lends aid and the freshly wounded Kumanomi arms herself with an axe. Shishiba warns Amane against following the bitter path of the two assassins, hinting at a wider clash to come.
Titled The Final Attack, this is the one hundred and fifty-ninth chapter of Sakamoto Days within the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc. It ran in the sixteenth 2024 issue on March 18, 2024, and covers nineteen pages in Volume 18. Haruma and Shin Asakura appear on the cover. Kei Uzuki is referenced as the mastermind X behind the scheme, and the chapter reintroduces the Amane, Shishiba, Carolina Reaper, and Kumanomi thread.

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In Sakamoto Days Chapter 159, "The Final Attack," Shin finally knocks Haruma down in their sumo match and reveals that his real goal is stopping X rather than killing Haruma, prompting Haruma to call off the fight and mention a possible rematch.
In Chapter 159, Shin explains that he never intended to kill Haruma because he and his allies are only trying to stop the schemer known as X, not eliminate Haruma himself.
In Chapter 159, Shishiba arrives to help Amane against the Carolina Reaper, and the already wounded Kumanomi joins the fight by arming herself with an axe, setting up a tense four-way standoff.
In Chapter 159, Shishiba cautions Amane not to become like Carolina Reaper and Kumanomi someday, hinting at a larger clash still to come.
No. In Chapter 159, Haruma withdraws from the fight and collapses beside a statue from the weight of Shin's final hit, but he survives and even proposes a future rematch.
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