As more fresh series make their debut in Shueisha’s “Weekly Shonen Jump” magazine, it’s not just about beginnings – one of the long-running Shonen Jump titles is gearing up for its farewell. That’s right; we’re talking about “Sakamoto Days,” a series that saw a surge in popularity after its anime premiere. The latest updates reveal that the manga will commence its “Final Battle” with the forthcoming issue, signaling the start of its final storyline. With the foundation for the climax firmly set, it seems like the perfect moment for this series to embark on its final chapter. Remarkably, the manga’s fanbase remains robust even as we near its conclusion.
Starting August 4, 2025, Volume 23 of the manga series will hit shelves, but what truly stands out isn’t just the release itself – it’s the fact that Sakmoto Days has now sold an astounding 15 million copies worldwide. This remarkable achievement is proudly displayed on Volume 23’s cover, solidifying Sakamoto Days as a key title in Shonen Jump’s current lineup. With its distinct charm, the series will be sorely missed if it were to ever leave the magazine, as its absence would certainly leave a significant gap.
Shonen Jump’s Sakamoto Days Achieved Its Latest Milestone Thanks to Its Unique Presence
I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing the global success story that is “SAKAMOTO DAYS” by Yuto Suzuki, now boasting a staggering 15 million copies in circulation around the world. With an impressive 23 volumes under its belt, this manga continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
— Shonen Jump News (@WSJ_manga) August 2, 2025
The sales figure for the manga “Sakamoto Days” is impressively high, having reached 15 million copies – a notable achievement compared to other well-known series like “Black Clover.” To put it into perspective, before leaving Shonen Jump, “Black Clover” had accumulated a total of 19 million copies. However, while “Black Clover” had published approximately 350 chapters, “Sakamoto Days” was only at around 220 chapters. This suggests that “Sakamoto Days” could potentially be bringing in more success for Shonen Jump than “Black Clover.” Additionally, the anime adaptation of “Black Clover” spanned 170 episodes, whereas as of now, “Sakamoto Days” has only released 15 episodes.
It appears that Sakamoto Days is indeed bringing a unique flavor to the Shonen Jump magazine’s collection, as we delve deeper into its narrative, Sakamoto Days sets itself apart from other manga in the magazine. For instance, it deviates from the norm by not focusing on a teenage protagonist, which is quite common in shonen titles. Moreover, one of the most striking differences lies in its lack of supernatural elements, an aspect that’s rather unusual for a Shonen Jump manga. The story unfolds in Japan and revolves around assassins, with action sequences that are grounded, bordering on realism despite being exaggerated. These sequences manage to maintain a strong sense of plausibility. Unlike the majority of fictional and fantastical series debuting in Shonen Jump, Sakamoto Days stands out due to its realistic approach, and its recent achievements serve as clear proof of its growing popularity and distinctiveness.
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2025-08-03 03:10