Ever wondered how a retired assassin runs a convenience store? Dive into the wild world of Sakamoto Days - where action meets everyday life!
If you're looking for an anime that spices up your life with a captivating blend of action and slice-of-life charm, look no further than "Sakamoto Days," which recently made its spectacular debut on Netflix! The series follows Taro Sakamoto, a legendary assassin who trades his deadly weapons for a humble life managing a convenience store. But beware! Old habits die hard and Taroโs peaceful existence faces encroachment from the shady underworld, prompting him to leverage his skills in a hilariously relatable way. Can you imagine buying milk while keeping unwanted guests at bay? Now that's a plot twist!
The first episode has already taken the internet by storm, captivating both fans of the original Weekly Shonen Jump manga by Yuto Suzuki and newcomers alike. With its top-notch production quality, thrilling action scenes, and heartwarming family moments, it's no wonder why everyone is talking about the series. As it gracefully tackles the concept of finding peace and fulfillment in the ordinary, it cleverly balances the adrenaline-fueled chaos of Taroโs past with the mundane realities of modern life.
Fans were also treated to the release of a creditless ending video for "Sakamoto Days," set to the ending song "Futsu" (meaning "Normal") by Conton Candy. This catchy tune amplifies the series' quirky charm and serves as an upbeat farewell to each thrilling episode. However, not all reviews are raving; some critics argue that the Netflix adaptation doesnโt fully capture the manga's artistry, prompting discussions on how adaptations often stumble when translating intricate art styles from page to screen.
Still, with new episodes dropping every Saturday, there's plenty of excitement ahead as viewers settle in for a healthy dose of action and laughter. Want a fun fact? The manga has a character whoโs literally a vending machine designed to dispense sweet treats, showcasing just how lighthearted this series can be! Additionally, the cozy convenience store backdrop serves as a nostalgic reminder of Malaysia's beloved 24-hour marts, where you can find everything from instant noodles to unique snacks, similar to what Sakamoto tries to sell. So grab your favorite snacks, kick back and open your heart to the melodically thrilling saga that is "Sakamoto Days!"
This one features the ending song, "Futsu" ("Normal") by Conton Candy. Sakamoto Days Creditless ED ...
Based on the popular Weekly Shonen Jump manga by Yuto Suzuki, this anime follows Taro Sakamoto, a legendary assassin who traded his deadly skills for a quieter ...
A serviceable Netflix anime adaptation that loses its artistry in translation.
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The series follows Taro Sakamoto, a retired hit man who now lives a happy life with his family, running a convenience store, and who has to protect his new life ...
The hit manga by Yoto Suzuki is now an anime series, with a new episode rolling out on Netflix every Saturday, with more to come in July 2025. We sat down to ...
SAKAMOTO DAYS Episode 1 released today on Netflix, and the premiere was a solid adaptation for the Shonen Jump hit.