Atari's Reading
Manga ChapterThe 265th chapter continues the New JAA Arc under the title Atari's Reading, fronting Boiled, Kindaka, and Atari on its cover as the recent storyline pushes ahead.
Summary
Part of the New JAA Arc, this chapter's cover brings together Boiled, Kindaka, and Atari. The three anchor a roster that also takes in Taro Sakamoto, Asakura, and Kei Uzuki, while Takamura draws a passing mention.
Key Events
The installment continues the recent New JAA Arc, following the 264th chapter and setting up the 266th. Its title points to Atari as a figure of focus within this segment of the story.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sakamoto Days Chapter 265 about?
Chapter 265 of Sakamoto Days, titled Atari's Reading, continues the New JAA Arc and puts a focus on Atari, with Boiled and Kindaka rounding out the cover cast.
Who is on the cover of Chapter 265?
The cover of Sakamoto Days Chapter 265 brings together Boiled, Kindaka, and Atari.
When was Chapter 265 released?
Sakamoto Days Chapter 265 first appeared on June 28, 2026, in issue 31 of that year.
Which arc does Chapter 265 belong to?
Chapter 265 is part of the New JAA Arc of Sakamoto Days, following Chapter 264 and setting up Chapter 266.
How many pages does Chapter 265 have?
Sakamoto Days Chapter 265 spans 15 pages and remains uncollected in volume form as a recent release.
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