Sakamoto Days Chapter 183: Release Date, Expectations, Reading Guide, Countdown, and More

The highly anticipated Sakamoto Days Chapter 183 is set for release in Japan on Monday, September 23, 2024, at 12 am JST. Fans can access the latest issue through Viz Media’s official website, Shueisha’s MANGAPlus service, or the Shonen Jump+ app.

In the previous chapter, Shin’s training at the JAA prison took an unexpected turn when the prison boss made an appearance, presenting a challenge Shin wasn’t prepared for. In Sakamoto Days Chapter 183, it seems they will need to devise alternative strategies to navigate to the lower levels of the prison.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers.

Sakamoto Days Chapter 183 Release Date and Time

A new adversary has showed up in Sakamoto Days (Image via Yuto Suzuki/Shueisha)

Yuto Suzuki’s Sakamoto Days continues to shine as one of the leading action manga currently being published. The following schedule outlines the release for Sakamoto Days Chapter 183:

Time Zone	Release Day	Release Date	Release Time
Pacific Daylight Time	Sunday	September 22, 2024	8 am
Central Daylight Time	Sunday	September 22, 2024	10 am
Eastern Daylight Time	Sunday	September 22, 2024	11 am
British Summer Time	Sunday	September 22, 2024	4 pm
Central European Summer Time	Sunday	September 22, 2024	5 pm
India Standard Time	Sunday	September 22, 2024	8:30 pm
Philippine Time	Sunday	September 22, 2024	11 pm
Japan Standard Time	Monday	September 23, 2024	12 am
Australian Central Standard Time	Monday	September 23, 2024	12:30 am

Sakamoto Days Chapter 182 Recap

Boiled and Shin as seen in Sakamoto Days (Image via Yuto Suzuki/Shueisha)

In the previous installment, Boiled revealed to Shin that he held no personal grudge against him. However, due to Shin’s confrontations with other inmates, Boiled felt compelled to challenge him. Heisuke cautioned Shin to tread carefully, noting that Boiled had previously fought Sakamoto. Despite the warning, Shin was eager for a fight but soon found himself encircled by armed guards.

Jo Shackles, the head guard of JAA Prison B1, soon made an appearance. Even Boiled appeared uneasy in his presence, advising Shin telepathically to remain silent to avoid dire consequences. Shackles interrogated Boiled regarding the improvements in B1, receiving a sluggish response that prompted Shackles to shoot Boiled in the knee.

Maintaining order in B1, Shackles had established an agreement with the inmates: those who crossed him would face relocation to a lower level in the prison.

Jo Shackles as seen in Sakamoto Days (Image via Yuto Suzuki/Shueisha)

In a surprising twist, Shin kneed Shackles in the face, shocking everyone. His aim was to provoke a penalty that would take him to the lower level. Shackles, upon reviewing Shin’s ID, smiled and inquired about his intentions on the lower floors.

As Shin attempted to elaborate, Shackles restrained him with a neck cuff, slamming him to the floor and questioning his lack of gratitude for the food, toilet, and therapy provided. Displays of dissatisfaction drew Shackles’ ire, as he demanded to know why Shin was unhappy with the conditions in B1.

Shin attempted another kick but found his leg restrained. Shackles then proceeded to throw him around and slam him against the walls, revealing that he was far from an ordinary guard. Injured and incapacitated, Shin learned that merely antagonizing Shackles wasn’t sufficient to warrant a trip to the lower level; it had to be something significant.

What to Expect from Sakamoto Days Chapter 183 (Speculative)

An injured Shin will have to recover and challenge Shackles in Sakamoto Days Chapter 183 (Image via Yuto Suzuki/Shueisha)

Shin is now facing his first major challenge on his quest to reach the JAA fortune teller. While he initially dismissed Boiled as an adversary, Jo Shackles proves to be a significantly stronger opponent, as would be expected from someone in command of the JAA prison.

In Sakamoto Days Chapter 183, readers can speculate that Shin will need to reevaluate his tactics, as his time in the prison is crucial not only for survival but also for gaining the strength necessary to confront Uzuki’s gang.

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