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Chapter 80: Reunion

Manga ChapterCh. 80

Reunion is the eightieth chapter of Sakamoto Days, opening Volume 10 inside the JCC Infiltration Arc. Shin's hunt for the school's fabled records leads him to a formidable instructor named Satoda who guards the secret.

Kanji: 再会
Pages: 19
Volume: 10
Next Chapter: Chapter 81
Release Date: July 25, 2022
Magazine Issue: 34, 2022
Previous Chapter: Chapter 79
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Summary

Akira runs Shin through the campus economy at Japan Clear Creation, rattling off part-time roles like floaters, spotters, and test subjects, each paying better and carrying more risk than the last. The mysterious database, Shin gathers, functions almost as campus folklore. Turning to Seba, he learns that research students such as his companion outrank undergraduates and juggle fewer classes.

Shin picks up more of Seba's pedigree: a top graduation project, and the first weapons-production student in fifteen years to claim the Yoshimura prize, a record that earned him the label of genius. Trailing him down an alley, Shin is caught off guard when Seba admits he already knows of the database hunt and asks how Shin pictures the thing. Shin guesses a book, though he reasons the sheer number of students and generations would swell it to the size of a manga cafe. Seba counters that anything so hard to locate has surely been digitized, and points him toward the oldest instructor on staff.

In a lecture on masking one's aggression, a blindfolded teacher proves untouchable to his students. Shin presses him about the records, but the man brushes off an outsider. A wager follows: land one hit while blindfolded and the teacher will talk. The instructor draws a gun instead, and Shin drops him with a single kick. A woman then closes in with her intent hidden, floors Shin, and introduces herself as Satoda, calling the fallen man her assistant. Years ago, she recalls, three fools came chasing the very same secret.

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Key Events

Satoda, a veteran instructor, debuts by effortlessly overpowering Shin, positioning herself as the gatekeeper to the database he seeks. Her closing remark about three past seekers hints at an earlier attempt to reach the same records. The JCC janitor Byodo also makes a first appearance.

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Notes

Carrying the Japanese title Saikai, meaning reunion, this eightieth chapter continues the JCC Infiltration Arc and opens Volume 10. It saw print in the thirty-fourth 2022 issue with a late-July release date. Kashima, Amane, Shin, Seba, and Akira Akao appear, with Mafuyu Seba shown in a photograph.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who debuts in Sakamoto Days Chapter 80?

Chapter 80, Reunion, marks the debuts of the JCC janitor Byodo and the veteran instructor Satoda.

How does Satoda first defeat Shin in Chapter 80?

Satoda closes in with her intent hidden and floors Shin with ease, then introduces herself and recalls three past students who chased the same secret database years earlier.

What is notable about Natsuki Seba's academic record according to Chapter 80?

Chapter 80 reveals that Seba turned in a top graduation project and became the first weapons-production student in fifteen years to win the Yoshimura prize, earning him a reputation as a genius.

What arc and volume does Chapter 80 open?

Reunion, Chapter 80, continues the JCC Infiltration Arc and opens Volume 10 of Sakamoto Days.

When was Chapter 80 released?

Chapter 80 was released on July 25, 2022, in the thirty-fourth issue of that year.

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