Chapter 52, titled Slice Slice Dance, is the fifty-second Sakamoto Days installment and continues the Death Row Prisoners Arc. Bound in the sixth volume, it carries a Sakamoto cover and gathers a cast that includes Gaku, Takamura, X, and Shin Asakura.
Summary
The fifty-second chapter is titled Slice Slice Dance, a translation of Kiri Kiri Mai. It advances the Death Row Prisoners Arc and is collected in the sixth volume. Sakamoto appears alone on the cover.
Key Events
Gaku, Takamura, X, and Uda feature in the chapter, alongside Taro Sakamoto, Shin Asakura, and Apart.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days titled?
Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days is titled Slice Slice Dance, translated from the Japanese Kiri Kiri Mai.
What story arc does Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days belong to?
Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days advances the Death Row Prisoners Arc and is collected in the sixth volume of the manga.
Who is on the cover of Chapter 52?
Sakamoto appears alone on the cover of Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days.
Which characters appear in Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days?
Chapter 52 features Gaku, Takamura, X, and Uda, alongside Taro Sakamoto, Shin Asakura, and Apart.
When was Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days released?
Chapter 52 of Sakamoto Days arrived on December 20, 2021 in the combined third and fourth issue of Weekly Shonen Jump for 2022, covering nineteen pages between Chapter 51 and Chapter 53.
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