Sakamoto days part 2 release trailer reveals release date; Here are the details
Sakamoto Days
Finally, after a long wait,
Sakamoto Days Part 2
has been officially announced. According to the latest trailer of the anime, it will release globally on July 14, 2025. Furthermore, the intro song of the show has also been revealed through the trailer, named Method by Kroi. It has been confirmed that the second part will continue the story from the first part. For those who haven't watched the first part, it is an action-comedy show based on a manga with the same name available on Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump.
Sakamoto Days Part 2 details that you should know
Sakamoto Days part 2 trailer shows the members of ORDER wreaking havoc. And the trailer also brings a mic drop moment where Sakamoto says that as a father, there are times when he cannot kneel down. The main focus of the second part will be on ORDER, X, and Sakamoto's squad. There are chances that we will also get to see better animations as compared to the first part.
Moreover, the second part will also bring some new characters into action. And yes, the Amusement Park Arc of the manga will be continued in the second part. All other details related to the anime are still under wraps. One thing which we know for sure is that it will be exclusively available on Netflix to stream.
As for the first party, we get to see Taro Sakamoto, who is a lovable double XL-sized store owner living a peaceful life with his family, comprising a wife and a daughter. But once he was one of the most legendary assassins in the world. His peaceful life is not a long-lived one, as his past organisation puts a bounty on Sakamoto. And the story ahead is filled with action, comedy and whatnot. If you have not watched the first part, then you should do it as soon as possible.
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