Chapter 51, titled Parade, is the fifty-first Sakamoto Days installment and part of the Death Row Prisoners Arc. Collected in the sixth volume, it features Slur and Gaku on the cover and introduces three new figures: Inoda, Takebe, and Uda.
Summary
This fifty-first chapter goes by the title Parade, rendering the Japanese Parēdo. It carries the Death Row Prisoners Arc onward and is gathered into the sixth volume. Slur and Gaku appear together on the cover.
Key Events
The chapter debuts three characters at once, Inoda, Takebe, and Uda. They join a cast that also includes X, Gaku, and Takamura.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chapter 51 of Sakamoto Days titled?
Chapter 51 is titled Parade, a rendering of the Japanese Paredo, and carries the Death Row Prisoners Arc onward.
Which characters debut in Chapter 51?
Chapter 51 introduces three new characters at once: Inoda, Takebe, and Uda.
Who is on the cover of Chapter 51?
Slur and Gaku appear together on the cover of Chapter 51.
Which other characters appear in Chapter 51?
Alongside the debuting trio, Chapter 51 also features X, Gaku, and Takamura.
What volume is Chapter 51 of Sakamoto Days collected in?
Chapter 51 is collected in Volume 6 of Sakamoto Days and was released on December 13, 2021 in the second issue of 2022.
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