The following contains spoilers for Sakamoto Days Season 1, episode 9, “All Abard”, streaming now on Netflix.
Regarding anime and manga, it is difficult to ignore how prominent testosterone, assault and violence are important for the environment. Most anime are centered on men when they sum up. It is not more obvious than with popular deductibles like Dragon Ballon,, Naruto,, Boruto,, Chainsaw And Vinland saga. Even old -fashioned anime as Scroll ninja And Vampire Hunter D fall into similar waters.
As nuanced as the series may be, Sakamoto Days is not different. Of course, the anime presents strong women in its story, but most Sakamoto Days revolves around the eccentric Taro Sakamoto trying to escape Assassin, while Shin Asakura tries to leave life to killers to find love, happiness and peace of mind. In the process, the Netflix anime strives to reduce toxic masculinity present in so many anime.
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Shin lets go his fury thanks to the Taro tribe
It is important to recognize the impetus for Taro to leave the Japanese assassins association behind was his love for Aoi. She clearly indicated that if he did not leave her bloody career, he could not marry her. Naturally, Taro did exactly that, leaving her own toxicity in the process behind. It was not that he was strong or abrasive, but he knew he was carrying micro-aggressions inside. After all, how could someone agree with flexion ethics and morality in their field of work?
This is the lesson that Taro goes to Shin: true peace and comfort come when you are surrounded by family. They ensure you. They have their backs. They certainly do not consider you as consumable pawns or replaceable premium hunters who could die to continue contracts. Shin treats this after having come as a noisy wild assassin. Once he loses against Taro, he reconciles the lesson, registers to be the apprentice of Taro and evolves. Shin is a telepath who can read the spirits, but he has never had this vision of life – not after being abandoned and left in a laboratory. Shin has become a mature, patient and kind person. No one could have predicted that he was so altruistic.
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Shin watches over the daughter of Taro, Hana, as well as the other protégé of Taeo, Lu Shaotang, like sisters. So much so, when Shin helps Taro defeat another assassin, Tatsu, he transmits the same lessons. Shin wants Tatsu to forget that life to find people. This poisons and corrupts guys like them, reproaching them by thinking that it is their objective. Shin simply tells him to drop the act, to be a good guy, and fate will give him a good karma. Tatsu escapes to find this destiny. It includes Shin’s point of view on what men are supposed to be: aid and leaders dealing with their tribe by compassion, heat and empathy. The family is the catalyst for all of this; Something Tatsu sees when he observes Shin with the sakamotos in an amusement park.
Sakamoto Days describes forgiveness as a remedy
Taro knows that toxic males are vulnerable souls who want approval
Another component of healing toxic masculinity in Sakamoto Days is revealed in the Taro War with Boiled and Obiguro – Two other assassins in the park. They do not agree with Tatsu’s decision to listen to Shin and want to collect the premium, but it is not only professional; It’s personal. Boiled spent jealous years from Taro when they were younger killers at the agency. It was envious that the skills of Taro acquired a prestigious reputation, money and women. Boiled was obsessed with the accumulation of this same renown, pump and circumstance.
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Unfortunately, he was so selfish, he didn’t even realize that Taro did not care about all these nonsense. He couldn’t even remember boiled of the day, because his massacre was just a white noise. Superficial people like this facilitated the Taro to forget things in terms of surface and focus on substance rather than style: if not, a future with Aoi. Once Taro Bat has emerged in the present, he offers her food and lets him know that they are cool. He ignores everything that boiled raid has spit in the life of the assassin. Empty ships make the most noise, after all. Taro leaves boiled to himself after having forgiven his mistakes. By treating boiled as a tiny part of life, Taro sends a subtle message.
The real way of making a difference in this world is through your actions and your actions. Boiled wants to be a great man and a legend, but he has the right and privileged. Its true value does not come by the number of fights it has won or the number of fugitives it has stopped or killed. This will not fill the gap and hunger in his soul. This rage should be channeled in something positive. He can change society if he wants. It leads to Bouillier to forget his anger and want to be a better man. Same obiguro learns, in the hope of forging a good friendship with the line. Opporte now has a model she can learn from: a monster that can be her own taro.
Sakamoto Days listens to another solution
Taro and Shin deploy compassion and empathy with Heisuke
Those who cannot run the risk of emotions in a loop and then bubble. These breakdowns lead to battles, to depression inside and to poor choices that can lead the subjects to be injured via self -control. Most of the time, they fight and fought. Anyway, however, having someone to listen is the healthier option. Sakamoto Days Episode 6 plays on this when Heisuke enters the fray. This sniper wants to claim the premium on Taro because he is poor. He lives in the streets with his bird, Piisuke.
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When fans learn his background, it’s heartbreaking. It was started from an agency to specialize in its only rifle. They considered him unworthy and amateur. Shin and Taro realize that he needed help. This explains why he was hungry and was looking for food in their convenience store. Over time, they forge a truce with him. Taro sees his talent as a sniper. Shin knows its potential as an ally. They listen to the hopes, dreams and ambitions of Heisuke. This, in turn, shows the sniper of which non -toxic men and what healthy friendships constitute.
Heisuke is made an unofficial member of the family in Sakamoto Days Episode 7. Hana loves him as a big brother, has food when he needs for him and his bird, and can follow what Shin does. As a bonus for Taro, Heisuke helps by following and saving tibia in the laboratory that Kashima uses. It is rewarded to show him the light. Heisuke’s attitude has also changed in service. It is not driven by rabies or supplied by money when it slaughters Seba. He doesn’t kill Seba either. It comes from a place of protection and love, at the same time as the Sakamoto clan transmitted to it. He also respects their non-tual policy, because he knows that murder is a toxicity that manifests.
Sakamoto days are made up of faith and good will to heal bad men
Taro tries to buy the kashima with love
In Sakamoto Days Episode 9, Taro continues to use his faith, his belief and his good will to try to heal a diabolical man in the fight with Kashima: a soldier who is literally made from firearms, knives, cables, etc. Kashima is an army to a man in the laboratory where Shin obtained his powers. Kashima wants to continue to do soldiers increased for Sakamoto Days’ Slur to use, because he believes that theirs is a holy crusade. Their mission is to kill what they perceive as mean people, which they consider the only way to rebuild the world. Kashima saw Slur doing it in his youth. Slur recruited him and instilled these sinister philosophies in him.
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He uses his story and his experience, asking Kashima to join him and do things the right way. But it does not end up being a success. Kashima does not listen to the Taro version of Naruto Don’t talk about jutsu. As such, he continues to fight and is eliminated, but the principle remains. Taro can say that there are malavized souls who were on the scale of their brothers and fathers to be weapons. JAA and other fraternities attack these young men, wanting to shape them as alphas and predators.
Taro no longer believes in this summit mentality. He hopes to use speeches and the small project he has with his students as proof of concept to buy people. Kashima may not have bait, but that will not stop Taro. He will not give up the creation of a planet where Hana will have the right guys to choose. Eventually, Sakamoto Days The sets take place like the antithesis of Taro, leaving the excited fans when they compete, physically and mentally, on their precepts and their doctrines.
Sakamoto Days
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January 11, 2025
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Matthew Mercer
Taro Sakamoto
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