Episode 4 of Sakamoto Days brings forth an old colleague of Taro Sakamoto, Boiled. As the Sakamoto family’s trip to Sugar Park still has not ended, the danger is still looming over their heads.
Amidst the chaotic situation, which Sakamoto’s wife and daughter are unaware of, the hitman assassin who was taken care of by Shin reveals that he is a JAA (Japanese Association of Assassins) permitted hitman and is currently working for an organization named Dondenkai Limited.
In the previous episode of Sakamoto Days, Shin was severely infected with poison. Luckily, the hitman was carrying the antidote with him, which helped Shin to recover. Shin was supposed to be their resort for danger detection, but unfortunately, after the effects of the poison, he couldn’t use his ability to read people’s thoughts. In the midst of these circumstances, Boiled and Obiguro appear and decide to take down Taro Sakamoto.
Sakamoto Days Episode 4 Features Taro Sakamoto Vs Boiled
In the suagr amusement park Sakamoto family decides to visit the haunted house for their next endeavor that is where they encountered other professional hitamans including the legendary duo Boiled and Obiguro. Sakamoto and his friends Shin and Lu defeated other hitmans without being noticed by Aoi and Hana until they came across the real deal Boiled and Obiguro.
Boiled and Obiguro adapts a sudden approach of attack, then it became Boiled vs sakamoto and Obiguro vs Shin and Lu whilst Aoi and Hana fell unconscious and was still unaware of the circumstances. Both battle takes place separately, in Sakamoto vs Boiled battle the reason of Boiled holding grudes against Sakamoto was that Sakamoto never considered him a friend while Boiled was only shown hanging around with Sakamoto in their academy days. One of the reasons of holding grudes against sakamoto was that Sakamoto was popular among girls and received numerous gifts and chocolates from girls while Boiled gets nothing on Valentine’s day.
Their battle takes an unexpected turn, and something happens that has never happened before up until this episode—Sakamoto couldn’t return a single blow in exchange for Boiled’s fists. Boiled has special gloves that he wears on his fists, which allow him to throw bombs at his enemy. They also have rockets in them that boost the acceleration of his punches, making them hit harder.
Sakamoto was completely overwhelmed by the power of Boiled’s fists, but then, after getting hit by a super punch from Boiled, Sakamoto came back, looking slim, just like in the old days, reflecting that the old Sakamoto is back—or was never gone. After returning, Sakamoto surprised Boiled by telling him the exact composition of his bombs and said he won’t hold back anymore.
Shin’s Life on the Line as Lu and Obiguro Battle Head-On
On the other side of the Sakamoto vs. Boiled battle, Shin and Lu have Obiguro and other hitmen to face. Whilst Shin is not able to use his ability and is not fully recovered, it is seemingly obvious that Lu is the only one who can defend Shin, Hana, and Aoi. Lu Shaotang reveals her ability, which, as she says, has been passed down from generation to generation in her family. She is a drunken fist user and uses her ability against Obiguro. Lu managed to land a significant hit to the face of Obiguro at the start of their battle.
As the battle progresses, other hitmen catch Shin, tie him up, and threaten his life with a chainsaw. Obiguro presents a strange term, which states that Lu has to make contact with or hit Obiguro once every 10 seconds to save Shin; otherwise, Shin would die. Lu seems certain that she will not be able to pull that off and starts crying over it. The stage is set for an interesting battle that will keep the audience on the edge of their seats as the battle between Sakamoto and Boiled, and Lu and Obiguro, unfolds further in the next episode of Sakamoto Days.
Read more: Sakamoto Days Episode 3: Shin Protects the Sakamoto Family and Returns the Favor
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