SAKAMOTO DAYS (2025) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
Season 1 follows a retired hitman protecting his chosen life as a storekeeper while bounty hunters, Slur's campaign, and the JCC exam draw him back into the assassin world.
"Shin tracks down Sakamoto in Episode 1, but joins his store and repeatedly fights alongside him, including during the Okutabi Lab crisis and the JCC...
"Episode 12 identifies Shishiba and Osaragi as Order members acting together to hunt Slur's killers, and Episode 17 shows them overseeing cleanup at t...
"Heisuke initially targets Sakamoto's bounty, but later helps Shin and Sakamoto at the Okutabi Lab, including by using his final bullet to trigger the...
"At the Okutabi Lab, Heisuke's sprinkler tactic enables Shin to see and knock out the invisible Seiba."
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Sakamoto's ordinary store life is disrupted when Shin finds him and the JAA bounty brings danger to his doorstep. The former hitman must defend the life he chose without returning to his old identity.
Assassins converge on Sakamoto, while Shin and other allies become involved in protecting the store and its people. Sakamoto's fight with Boiled demonstrates that his commitment to his family remains his source of strength.
Lu's kidnapping draws Sakamoto and Shin into the Okutabi Lab, where Shin's past and the origins of his powers come to light. Heisuke's intervention helps the group survive the confrontation and escape the collapsing complex.
A wave of attacks by Slur's associates expands the conflict beyond Sakamoto's store. Shin develops his combat reading, and Sakamoto's decision to spare Apart produces information about Slur's plans.
Sakamoto recognizes Slur as his former classmate, while the Order responds to the attack on the JAA. Sakamoto and Shin enter the JCC exam under cover, but the final events bring Slur's recruitment effort directly to the young applicants.
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