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Chainsaw Man is an anime television series based on the manga series of the same name written and illustrated by Tatsuki Fujimoto. The series, produced by MAPPA, was announced on December 14, 2020. It adapts the first 38 chapters of the manga series.

Chainsaw Man has 12 episodes in its first season. Perfect for a weekend binge!

Denji claims to be 16 years old at the beginning of Chainsaw Man, but he's not the most reliable narrator. His big dreams of a better life would encourage him to say just about anything if he thought it would get him closer to relief from suffering.

Makima is the main antagonist of Chainsaw Man Part 1: Public Safety Saga. She serves as the overarching antagonist of the Gun Devil Arc and the titular main antagonist of the Control Devil Arc, in which she reveals her true nature.

While Chainsaw Man season 2 is almost certainly still happening down the line, the big-screen release is the next thing to look forward to in terms of Denji and Pochita's canon story. Below, we'll dive into what to expect from the Chainsaw Man movie.

The first season of the anime covers four arcs: the Introduction Arc, the Bat Devil Arc, the Eternity Devil Arc, and it ended with the Katana Man Arc. The announcement from the Chainsaw Man Jump Festa 2024 says that the next installment of the series will be a movie.

Makima. Although Makima's age is a huge debate in the fandom since her age was never revealed by Tatsuki Fujimoto, some believe that she is in her mid-20s. On the other hand, fans also believe that she could be millions of years old because she is a devil.

Appearance. Makima is a Devil resembling a human woman in her twenties of average build, and marginally above average height. She has long light red/pale auburn hair, normally kept in a loose braid with bangs reaching just past her eyebrows and two longer side bangs that frame her face.

Chainsaw Man's fights stand out from the pack for the level of thought and care put into them. No fight is mindless, as each conveys something deeper about the plot, world, or characters to audiences. This, once again, ties into just how well the series' characters are portrayed.

As it was revealed that Makima had grooming him into her perfect pawn and after his companions were murdered by Makima, it was revealed that she is nothing more than an abusive person towards Denji, even mentally abusing him by gaslighting him for the past sins he had done which resulted on him living in a miserable ...

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Denji wonders if that is really okay as his first kiss was supposed to be with Makima, but gave it to Himeno, who vomited in his mouth, and if he wants his first time to be taken by Himeno too, but quickly confirms it for himself.

Denji in his human form was the one who consumed Makima, not Chainsaw Man, so he only ended up killing her and not erasing her existence completely. This is the reason why the Control Devil still exists and was reincarnated in the world as Nayuta.

However, Denji does confirm that he has some feelings for Asa.

While this revelation is definitely a very hard blow for Denji that will throw him into despair, it also recalls Chainsaw Man's chapter #96, when Denji ate Makima in a Japanese-style meal. Denji ate Makima to prevent her from restoring her body and also as a way for her to remain a part of him forever.

Immortality: As a hybrid, Denji is immortal and nearly unkillable as he's able to recover from the most fatal wounds, to the point that even other devils consider that to be unnatural. The only possible way to kill him is to completely destroy his Devil heart.

Chainsaw Man Part 1 consists of 97 chapters, compiled into eleven volumes of the Jump Comics trade paperbacks.

Not quite. The first season of Chainsaw Man only covers a portion of Part 1. Stay tuned for more!

Season one of Chainsaw Man has 12 episodes. Just enough to keep you on the edge of your seat!

The series' first part, "Public Safety arc" (公安編, Kōan-hen), covered in the first 97 chapters, ran in Shueisha's shōnen manga anthology Weekly Shōnen Jump from December 3, 2018, to December 14, 2020; following the series' conclusion in Weekly Shōnen Jump, a second part was announced to start on Shueisha's Shōnen Jump+ ...