Sakamoto Days officially overtakes Baki Hanma, Dandadan, and Dragon Ball Daima to be Netflix's top anime, showing just how big the new series is.

When Netflix announced that it would be housing the story of Taro Sakamoto, anime fans knew that the streaming service was continuing to be serious about its place in the anime streaming wars. Sakamoto Days has long been one of the biggest Shonen Jump manga that fans were hoping to see on the small screen and numbers don’t lie.

Based on the data, Sakamoto Days's anime premiere brought in 8 million viewers, beating the record set by Baki Hanma. The latter's season two peaked at 6 million viewers, and even Dandadan and Dragon Ball: Daiba couldn't break the record. However, it would be remiss not to mention that they weren't exclusive to Netflix.

Sakamoto Days, based on the manga of the same name by Yuto Suzuki, is the streamer's latest original anime series. The first episode premiered on January 11, with new episodes releasing weekly at 9 a.

Sakamoto Days episode 3 is released on January 25 at 6:00 AM Pacific/9:00 AM Eastern on Netflix. That's 2:00 PM GMT in the UK. Those watching on Netflix in Japan are currently a week ahead, with the fourth episode launching this Saturday.

Sakamato Days will return to Netflix this weekend, but there’s a sneaky way you can watch Episode 2 and 3 early.

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