Sakamoto Days

A love B-class assassin from movies, comics n of course anime. Heck the best is the immortal classic Cowboy Bebop after that Gunslinger Girls.

On the winter season comes fresh n funny that doesn't take to serious.

Sakamoto Days starts out with awesome Cowboy Bebop vibe the classic assassin trope that enjoy giving a example of what he can do, then montage time given up he day job falling in love, marriage, baby comes then owner of store working as clerk just to be kill by late companion the short range telepath killer Shin.

With admiration try to take he's life so Sakamoto can live again with the family, turning into awesome shoot out when Sakamoto appears, but what is raddest goes stopping bullets with chopsticks ke hell?

The animation delivers with spectacular of smoke n mirrors action, love how he imagen the many ways to kill a person's,.

Downside is just star to what we see, cause there gonna go beyond john Woo gun fu, is gonna be while for the premier of John Wick Ballerina.

But there's Sakamoto to see more creative gun fights.

Found a new anime on Netflix, Sakamoto Days. In the series, a retired hitman tries to forget his violent past, but as it usually happens in that line of work work, the forgotten life knocks on the door. Mr. Sakamato owns a small grocery store, where he lives upstairs with his family. One day, a young man arrives at the store, who has been given the task of cleaning up the traces of the past. His clients are Sakamoto's former employers and colleagues. Suddenly, the young man has second thoughts. The decision has surprising consequences. Thus begins an adventure that hooked me at least. This anime made by Yuto Suzuki is probably the first Netflix product of that genre that I got to know. At least the first contact was interesting. Sakamoto Days is an anime that surprised me in this first episode, with a well-developed plot and very exciting fights. I hope they keep the level.

If you are a fan of anime like one punch man, it's a must watch without a doubt

This anime packs humour, comedy, action, gore, fights, suspense all at once. All the episodes are enjoyable and it's a binge anime to watch all at once

Other than that it portrays mant small details and messeges in every episodes and shows a deep contrast of multiple emotions

Overall this anime is a must watch and as the episodes are going this anime has a lot of potential like others and and storyline is very intresting to keep you intrested, the animation is classy and modern, the characters are amazing, the protagonist are amazing and the antagonist are also strong

Do give this a try!!!

Overall, Sakamoto Days is a standout manga series that effortlessly blends action, comedy, and heart. Written by Yuto Suzuki, it brings a refreshing twist to the genre by following Taro Sakamoto, a former top-tier assassin who has retired to live a peaceful life as a convenience store owner. However, as with all great action stories, Sakamoto's past isn't so easily left behind, and he's inevitably dragged back into the world of danger and high-stakes conflict, all while trying to maintain a sense of normalcy.

One of the key strengths of Sakamoto Days is its seamless balance of humor and action. The premise itself-an ex-assassin who now runs a convenience store-could have easily slipped into a repetitive or overused trope, but the series stands out by focusing on Sakamoto's struggle to adapt to civilian life. The contrast between his intimidating, deadly past and his present-day, domestic existence creates a lot of comedic moments. His interactions with customers, his quirky employees, and his new, family-oriented life are often laugh-out-loud funny. This humor is not only refreshing but also makes the action sequences feel more impactful when they occur.

The character design is another highlight. Sakamoto, despite being a former world-class assassin, has a soft, round face and an everyday look that makes him feel approachable and relatable. This "dad-bod" aesthetic works brilliantly in terms of tone, as it plays into the contrast between his terrifying skills and his now gentle, nonchalant demeanor. The supporting cast, particularly his employees, are equally memorable, each bringing their own brand of humor and charm to the table.

The action in Sakamoto Days is fast-paced, inventive, and full of surprises. Though Sakamoto is no longer the bloodthirsty killer he once was, his skills are still sharp, and he's often forced to outwit or outmaneuver his enemies rather than relying on brute force. The fight choreography is well-executed, keeping things exciting while also showcasing the tactical intelligence behind Sakamoto's moves.

While the story does follow familiar beats-retired assassin dragged back into the game-its blend of light-heartedness, action, and emotional depth makes it a unique and enjoyable read. Whether you're a fan of high-octane action, quirky humor, or compelling character arcs, Sakamoto Days delivers it all with style and heart. If you're looking for a fun yet thrilling escape into a world of unlikely heroes and surprising twists, this manga is a must-read.

Here we have one of the most anticipated anime of this first quarter of the year.

There was a lot of anticipation for "Sakamoto Days" given the popularity of the manga and the ideas surrounding its adaptation to anime format.

In my opinion, it fell quite short. It's a manga that is very stylized in its details and design, and I felt its anime is far from that.

It's a comedy with shonen overtones, and it's perfect; it fulfills that premise without further ado.

However, the animation, editing, character development, and action fell quite short for me as the weeks went by.

We have two well-defined arcs: the amusement park and the laboratory, which are good, but nothing outstanding.

Because of this, the anime has received quite a bit of criticism.

Still, it has interesting features, such as the bond between Sakamoto, Shin, and Lu, as well as its soundtrack, which is quite catchy.

Beyond that, I feel like it was an adaptation that could (and should) have been much better than it was.

Let's hope the second batch of episodes in July is much better than this one because the series has what it takes and its potential is huge.