
Surprise is the thirty-third numbered chapter of Sakamoto Days, printed inside the fourth collected volume and set during the Death Row Prisoners Arc. It brings the Sakamoto household together with Shin and Lu Shaotang while staging the first entrance of Seco Zuru.
Slotted as the series' thirty-third release, this chapter carries the English title Surprise, written in Japanese as サプライズ (Sapuraizu). It belongs to the Death Row Prisoners Arc and reaches readers within Volume 4 of the collected run.
Its pages draw the core shop crew and the Sakamoto family into one place. Taro Sakamoto shares the chapter with Shin and Lu Shaotang, while Aoi Sakamoto and Hana Sakamoto fill out the household side of the cast.
The standout development is the arrival of Seco Zuru, who steps into the story here for the very first time. Aoi and Hana Sakamoto both feature in the lineup, and the cover art pairs Taro Sakamoto with Aoi.

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Sakamoto Days Chapter 33, titled Surprise, is part of the Death Row Prisoners Arc and brings the core shop crew together with the Sakamoto family. Taro Sakamoto shares the chapter with Shin and Lu Shaotang, while Aoi Sakamoto and Hana Sakamoto round out the household side of the cast.
Chapter 33 marks the debut of Seco Zuru, who steps into the story for the very first time.
Chapter 33 is titled Surprise in English, written in Japanese as Sapuraizu.
Chapter 33 first ran in issue 35 of 2021, dated August 2, 2021, spanning nineteen pages before its binding into Volume 4.
Chapter 33 follows Chapter 32 and is followed by Chapter 34, all within the Death Row Prisoners Arc.
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