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8.5 Million Viewers in Just a Week: New Anime About Retired Killer Breaks Unique Netflix Record

Still from the series 'Sakamoto Days'

It looks like even the genre's haters will like the project.

Anime fans have been treated to a new sensation: Sakamoto Days has hit Netflix with record-breaking success, racking up 8.6 million views in its first week. This astonishing achievement has not only exceeded fans’ expectations, but also set a new standard for animated series on the platform.

When the anime was first announced, many fans of the manga were eagerly awaiting the adaptation but were hesitant about the quality of the animation. However, the first episodes of Sakamoto Days have put all those worries to rest, proving that the combination of unique style and intense action scenes can make a real hit.

Still from the series 'Sakamoto Days'

Why do fans love Sakamoto Days so much?

The series offers the perfect mix of action and comedy. The story revolves around Taro Sakamoto, a legendary hitman who retired from business to live a quiet family life. But his past catches up with him again, turning each episode into a thrilling adventure.

The script is filled with colorful characters, interesting conflicts, and amazing fight scenes. Even despite criticism of some moments of animation, fans note that the series has great potential.

New record: Sakamoto vs. the Titans of Netflix

The success of Sakamoto Days allowed it to overtake popular anime on Netflix. For example, Baki the Grappler, which held the record with 6 million views in the first week after it's release, gave way to the new product. In addition, the anime overtook such hits as Dandadan (4.3 million views), Dragon Ball Daima (3.2 million), and My Happy Marriage (2.7 million).

With such figures, it is already clear: Sakamoto's story is not just a short-term success, but a powerful start for a series that can enter the pantheon of the greatest anime on the streaming platform.

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