Chapter 50, titled Bicycle, is the fiftieth Sakamoto Days installment and continues the Death Row Prisoners Arc. Compiled in the sixth volume, it fields a large cast headed by Sakamoto, Shin, and Lu Shaotang, and marks the debut of Gaku.
Summary
Numbered fifty in the series, this chapter carries the title Bicycle, a translation of Jitensha. It moves the Death Row Prisoners Arc forward and is bound in the sixth volume. Its cover collects Sakamoto, Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, Apart, and Granny Miya.
Key Events
Gaku makes a first appearance in this chapter. The broad supporting cast includes Apart, Taro Sakamoto, Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, Granny Miya, Kashima, and X.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chapter 50 of Sakamoto Days titled?
Chapter 50 is titled Bicycle, a translation of the Japanese Jitensha, and continues the Death Row Prisoners Arc.
Who debuts in Chapter 50?
Chapter 50 marks the first appearance of Gaku.
Who appears on the cover of Chapter 50?
The cover of Chapter 50 collects Sakamoto, Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, Apart, and Granny Miya.
What volume is Chapter 50 of Sakamoto Days collected in?
Chapter 50 is collected in Volume 6 of Sakamoto Days, connecting Chapter 49 with Chapter 51.
When was Chapter 50 of Sakamoto Days published?
Chapter 50 was published on December 6, 2021 in the first issue of 2022 and spans nineteen pages.
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