Hunter is the 185th chapter of Sakamoto Days and part of the JAA Jail Arc in Volume 21. Its detailed events are undocumented, but the chapter grants Tenkyu a full appearance and introduces the Super Antlion Hell Brothers.
Summary
A complete account of this chapter has not been recorded. Within the JAA Jail Arc, it features Heisuke Mashimo, Shin Asakura, Jo Shackles, and Boiled. Tenkyu steps onto the page in full for the first time.
Key Events
Tenkyu receives a full appearance and the Super Antlion Hell Brothers debut. Atari and Kei Uzuki are referenced. The specifics of the chapter still await a summary.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sakamoto Days Chapter 185 about?
Chapter 185, titled Hunter, is part of the JAA Jail Arc and features Heisuke Mashimo, Shin Asakura, Jo Shackles, and Boiled, with Tenkyu making his first full appearance.
Who debuts in Sakamoto Days Chapter 185?
Chapter 185 introduces the Super Antlion Hell Brothers.
Who is Tenkyu in Sakamoto Days Chapter 185?
Tenkyu is a character who receives a full appearance for the first time in Chapter 185, within the JAA Jail Arc.
When was Sakamoto Days Chapter 185 released?
Chapter 185 was published in issue 46 of 2024 on October 14, 2024, and runs nineteen pages in Volume 21.
What does the title of Chapter 185 mean?
The chapter's Japanese title is Kariudo, which translates to Hunter in English.
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