
Overload is the fortieth chapter of Sakamoto Days, a Death Row Prisoners Arc installment collected in Volume 5. It places Saw against Shin, Lu Shaotang, and Taro Sakamoto, with Heisuke Mashimo also in the mix.
The fortieth chapter goes by Overload (オーバーロード, Ōbārōdo) and continues the Death Row Prisoners Arc. It reaches print inside Volume 5 of the tankobon edition.
Saw heads the chapter's cast opposite Shin, Lu Shaotang, and Taro Sakamoto, with Heisuke Mashimo rounding out those present.
Saw stands at the front of the action here, sharing the chapter with the Sakamoto side. Aoi Sakamoto and Hana Sakamoto are both referenced without appearing, and the cover trims down to Shin, Lu Shaotang, and Saw.

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Sakamoto Days Chapter 40, titled Overload, continues the Death Row Prisoners Arc with Saw heading the chapter's cast opposite Shin, Lu Shaotang, and Taro Sakamoto.
In Chapter 40, Saw stands at the front of the action against Shin, Lu Shaotang, and Taro Sakamoto, with Heisuke Mashimo also present.
Chapter 40 is titled Overload in English, written in Japanese as Obarodo.
Chapter 40 debuted in issue 43 of 2021, dated September 27, 2021, running nineteen pages and collected in Volume 5.
Chapter 40 sits between Chapter 39 and Chapter 41 within the Death Row Prisoners Arc.
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