Quite a colorful cast of killers (though they're only WOULD-BE killers, when up against Sakamoto.) I genuinely liked Shin, and really hope that he and Lu become a couple; he needs SOMETHING to recompense him for so often being the fall guy here.
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Sakamoto Days
Sakamoto Days · 2025–2027
A retired hitman defends his family without killing.
Synopsis
Taro Sakamoto was once the most feared and legendary hitman in the criminal underworld, an unstoppable assassin whose combat prowess struck terror into global syndicates. His violent career came to an abrupt halt when he fell madly in love with a convenience store clerk named Aoi. Retiring from assassination, Sakamoto married Aoi, had a daughter, gained considerable weight, and opened a modest neighborhood grocery store. However, shadowy assassination syndicates refuse to let him live peacefully, sending waves of deadly killers to eliminate him. Sakamoto must defend his family using everyday grocery store items under a strict vow never to kill.
Trailers
Episodes
22- 1
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Characters
65
Staff
502nd Key Animation4
ADR Director5
Animation Check1
Animation Director4
Art Director1
Assistant Animation Director1
Character Design1
Chief Animation Director1
Color Design1
Color Setting1
Director2
Director of Photography1
Editing1
Episode Director2
Key Animation10
Music1
Original Creator1
Producer1
Series Composition1
Sound Director1
Storyboard3
Theme Song Composition1
Theme Song Lyrics1
Theme Song Performance4
Studios
Main Studio
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Sakamoto Days is a serviceable Netflix anime adaptation that loses its artistry in translation.
Read full reviewFun and forgettable Shonen series that lacks the depth of its titular character, at least for the time being.
Read full reviewTired, full of tropes and lacking the detail and grit found in the manga - it's just been done to death and Sakamoto Days has nothing new to say.
Read full reviewOne of my gripes amounts to, “it’s all fun and games until somebody dies”; the other is the sheer ridiculousness of the whole assassin’s “exam.
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