Sakamoto Days’ anime is being praised for its vibrant color palette and striking animation. While the first episode adapts the debut chapter completely, changes from the manga started being noticed in the second episode.

Netflix's latest anime sensation, Sakamoto Days, has taken the streaming world by storm, earning the #2 spot globally for non-English shows during the week of January 13-19. Only surpassed by the juggernaut Squid Game: Season 2,

Sakamoto Days is the funniest Winter 2025 anime thus far and it has a lot of heart, making it quite heartwarming, too.

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Netflix’s anime library just added another record to its shelves, with Yuto Suzuki’s beloved manga Sakamoto Days debuting to record-breaking numbers and garnering 8.6 million

Sakamoto Days' best trio, Taro, Shin, and Lu have caught the attention of anime fans, but the story has other things planned for them.

Sakamoto Days episode 4, released on Saturday, January 25, 2025, continues with the Amusement Park arc. It focuses on Taro Sakamoto spending time with his coworkers and family while being attacked by assassins. This installment also features the anime debut of Boiled and Obiguro, whose introduction has had a very positive reception from the fandom.

The new anime series Sakamoto Days has already hit major streaming records ever since it premiered on Netflix earlier this month.

Sakamoto Days has taken over anime fans mind like how. The show offers a mix of emotion, fun and a lot of action as episodes progress. The manga to anime adaptation has been failed for the immaculate frames that they have to display.