Sakamoto Days Anime Debuts on Netflix to Positive Reception Despite Opening Theme Criticism

The adaptation of Yuto Suzuki's hit manga offers a nostalgic charm and strong character dynamics, though some fans are divided on its animation and opening visuals.

Sakamoto Days premiered on Netflix with its first episode, adapting the opening chapter of Yuto Suzuki's popular manga from Weekly Shonen Jump
The series follows retired assassin Taro Sakamoto, now a family man running a convenience store, as his peaceful life is disrupted by his violent past.
Fans praised the anime's nostalgic 2000s-inspired art style and its focus on wholesome family themes, though some criticized the animation quality as inconsistent.
The opening credits, featuring a song by Vaundy, received mixed reactions, with criticism aimed at the visuals but some fans appreciating the theme's unique approach.
The first season is confirmed for 11 episodes with weekly Saturday releases, and a second season is scheduled for July 2025.