Banished is the seventy-eighth chapter of Sakamoto Days, a Volume 9 entry within the JCC Infiltration Arc. Released in mid-July 2022, its cover centers on Shishiba as the arc's order members and their targets tighten around one another.
Summary
This chapter belongs to the JCC Infiltration Arc and appears in the ninth volume of the collected series. Its Japanese title, Owareta Otoko, refers to a hunted or pursued man, matching the pressure closing in around the arc's players. A full page-by-page synopsis is not preserved in the source material.
Key Events
The installment delivers the first appearance of Yotsumura. Shishiba, Nagumo, and Osaragi are active in the chapter, while the assassin known as X is referenced without appearing directly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who debuts in Sakamoto Days Chapter 78?
Chapter 78, Banished, introduces Yotsumura for the first time.
What does the title Banished refer to?
The Japanese title of Chapter 78, Owareta Otoko, refers to a hunted or pursued man, matching the pressure closing in on the arc's characters.
Who is featured on the cover of Chapter 78?
The cover of Chapter 78 is given over to Shishiba.
What arc and volume does Chapter 78 belong to?
Banished, Chapter 78, is part of the JCC Infiltration Arc and is collected in Volume 9.
When was Chapter 78 released?
Chapter 78 was released on July 11, 2022, in the thirty-second issue of that year.
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