
The thirty-second chapter opens the Death Row Prisoners Arc, gathering the Sakamoto family for a lighter interlude after the lab and introducing the newcomers Yutaro and Yokkun.
This chapter marks the shift into the Death Row Prisoners Arc, steering the focus back toward the Sakamoto household. Taro Sakamoto and Shin appear alongside Lu Shaotang, and both Aoi and Hana Sakamoto round out the domestic cast. The bathhouse-themed title signals a change of pace following the destruction of the lab.
The installment brings the first appearances of Yutaro and Yokkun, two new faces who debut here. Their arrival coincides with the opening of a fresh arc, moving the series past the Lab Arc's conflict.

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Called "Bathhouse Mode" (Sentō Mōdo), the thirty-second chapter fills 19 pages and stands as the opening chapter of the Death Row Prisoners Arc, collected in the fourth volume. It was first published on July 19, 2021, in the combined issue 33/34, with Taro Sakamoto, Shin, and Hana Sakamoto on the cover.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 32, titled Bathhouse Mode, opens the Death Row Prisoners Arc and shifts the focus back to the Sakamoto household after the destruction of the lab. Taro Sakamoto and Shin appear with Lu Shaotang, Aoi Sakamoto, and Hana Sakamoto for a lighter interlude.
Chapter 32 introduces two new characters, Yutaro and Yokkun, marking their first appearances in the series.
Chapter 32 is titled Bathhouse Mode in English, rendered in Japanese as Sento Modo.
Chapter 32 opens the Death Row Prisoners Arc, moving the story past the conflict of the Lab Arc.
Chapter 32 was first published on July 19, 2021, in the combined issue 33/34, running 19 pages and later collected in Volume 4.
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