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A review by mariakureads
Sakamoto Days, Vol. 9 by Yuto Suzuki
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
I continue to love the comedy in this series as it's not just a good way to break up all the action scenes but allows the characters to have some fun and in Sakamoto's case, shows how amazing his skill set really is as he uses the most random things for weapons and that's pretty awesome to see especially as he's undercover since he didn't pass the testing 😂.
Shin is in, as a student, which I guess is the most normal and mundane thing that has happened to him, since at one point he's trying to live up to school tropes from mangas for the "full school experience". This kid. 😂
Either way volume 9 ends the testing arc and and as the two try to infiltrate the school as they planned, the order is under attack, and Akira is just trying to survive.
Shin is in, as a student, which I guess is the most normal and mundane thing that has happened to him, since at one point he's trying to live up to school tropes from mangas for the "full school experience". This kid. 😂
Either way volume 9 ends the testing arc and and as the two try to infiltrate the school as they planned, the order is under attack, and Akira is just trying to survive.