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Chapter 4

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China Invasion! is the fourth chapter of Sakamoto Days, an Amusement Park Arc installment collected in Volume 1. A supply run drops Taro Sakamoto and Shin into a violent chase when Lu Shaotang and her pursuers crash into their errand.

Issue: 2, 2021
Pages: 19
Volume: 1
Title Kanji: チャイナ襲来!
Next Chapter: Chapter 5
Release Date: December 14, 2020
Chapter Title: China Invasion!
Previous Chapter: Chapter 3
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Summary

A restocking trip carries Taro Sakamoto and Shin into the Nikita Chinatown district, where Taro is really chasing a prized batch of pork buns capped at fifty per shopper. Their haul goes sideways when Lu Shaotang tumbles down from overhead and flattens the buns Taro just bought. Pursuers close in on her, one grabbing her from behind while another moves in to finish the job, but Taro snaps the attacker's blade with a pair of pincers and Shin drops the man holding her. When a gunman steps up, Lu answers with tai chi and puts him down in a heartbeat.

Mistaken for members of Lu's crew, the pair break away with her as fresh reinforcements swarm the street.

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Key Events

The failed hunters answer to Wang, chairman of the Danshokai, who fumes that Lu slipped away even after his people wiped out her whole family. When a subordinate stammers an apology, Bacho lops off the man's head, then laughs at the corpse still gasping until his brother Son Hee snaps at him for treating a body so crudely. Wang sends the twins after a key Lu carries, the object that would hand him rule of the Chinese underworld.

Lu admits her triad lineage and refuses to give the key up, since her murdered parents died shielding it. Moved by her loss, Taro strikes a bargain: rescue first, restocking second, and pork buns from Lu as payment. The assassin brothers arrive, Bacho boots Taro aside, and Shin trades blows with Son Hee. Taro then charges back to smash Bacho into the ground before he can behead her.

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Notes

Titled China Invasion! (チャイナ襲来!, Chaina Shūrai!), the nineteen-page installment runs within the Amusement Park Arc and first appeared in issue 2 of 2021, dated December 14, 2020. It is collected in Volume 1 and falls between Chapter 3 and Chapter 5. Its cast brings in Lu Shaotang, the Danshokai chairman Wang, and the killer brothers Bacho and Son Hee, while Aoi and Hana Sakamoto round out the cover.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 4?

In Sakamoto Days Chapter 4, titled China Invasion!, a supply run carries Taro Sakamoto and Shin into the Nikita Chinatown district, where Lu Shaotang crashes into their errand while fleeing armed pursuers.

Who is introduced in Sakamoto Days Chapter 4?

Chapter 4 introduces Lu Shaotang, the Danshokai chairman Wang, and the killer brothers Bacho and Son Hee.

Why does Wang want Lu Shaotang's key in Chapter 4?

In Chapter 4, Wang wants the key that Lu Shaotang carries because it would hand him rule of the Chinese underworld, and his men already wiped out her family while trying to seize it.

What deal does Taro Sakamoto make with Lu Shaotang in Chapter 4?

Moved by Lu Shaotang's loss, Taro Sakamoto strikes a bargain in Chapter 4 to rescue her first and finish his shopping second, taking pork buns from her as payment.

When was Sakamoto Days Chapter 4 released?

Chapter 4 first appeared in issue 2 of 2021, dated December 14, 2020, running nineteen pages within the Amusement Park Arc and collected in Volume 1.

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