> blocks your path and fucking dies
wyd
CHAINSAW MAN
Jace Moore
Zachary Kelly
>wyd
LIVE
Nathaniel Miller
LIVE
Levi Walker
So, while being in hell Pochita fucked up tons of devils, and then someone (probably one of primordial devils) killed her. She was revived on earth and got wounded somehow (it looked like bullet wounds to me). After that she had contract with denji. It's all clear.
But wtf with this Denji's strange dream about a door and Pochita's voice that tells him not to open the door? Do anyone has any ideas?
Brody Richardson
Is this series as kino as firepunch?
Owen Martin
Reply to this post with an image of Makima or I track your IP and use my devil's power to instantly kill you.
Aiden Adams
pochita's memories
it's very kino, feels like reading a movie most of the time
Jackson Clark
Pretty KINO, if you ask me
Jayden Smith
i should update this collage, fujimoto is going all out with the windows in the last couple chapters
Carter Peterson
Could you give me a quick rundown of what makes it so great? I was planning to get into it for a while now
Luke Lewis
BEHIND YOU
Nolan Cruz
Why not just read it? I don't get fags like you who always wait to be convinced by someone else to try something out instead of just doing so by themselves.
Jace Wright
Jaxson Ward
the setting is great (80s, cold war era, replace nukes with devils)
power system is cool (making contracts with devils)
the action is great
lots of funny moments as well
MC is non-standard
read the first 20 chapters and you will see
posting one of my favorite sequences from the beginning chapters
Brandon James
Benjamin Roberts
Ryder Adams
How do we know it takes place in the 80s? I don't recall seeing that mentioned in the manga.
Brandon Taylor
>the action is great
Adding to this, many pages feel like reading a movie storyboard. It's cool.
Jordan Rivera
recent chapter has a rotary phone
no one has cell phones
chapter 73 pretty much confirmed it
Dylan Nelson
The Soviet Union is alive and well, so definitely not very late 80s or early 1990s.
Jeremiah Lee
Ian Morales
Blake Thomas
Script, directing, staging, atmosphere, character design.
Its like reading dialogues from movie plot, but also you see concept art of scenes where these dialogues will be used when movie will be released.
Overall reminds of Tarantino's creations.
Hudson Diaz
Jaxon Butler
What's the kanji read here?
Ian Adams
This is a widescreen CRT, though. They didn't hae those in the 80s.
I assumed that the USSR still existing made it an alternate history.
Levi Sanders
it's implied by the technology and a few setting details that it's in the past. In the most recent chapter we see Aki's phone is rotary
Oliver Kelly
Thomas Roberts
I can't bend the tip of my middle and ring finger like that, what the fuck?
Kayden Jackson
Holy fuck I want to live in Chainsaw Man's world so badly, bros.
Parker Sullivan
Well, it think it's just easier to say it's the 80s
there's more that speaks for than evidence that speaks against it
An
Chase Richardson
Anthony Lee
Name your devil and the price of your contract
Evan Mitchell
I think once we reach 100 chapters, we should do a proper story time so we can relive some of the greatest chapters
Asher Cooper
I know Makima's true power
The greatest fear of all
Rejection
Oliver Williams
Eli Green
End Devil
My free will
Noah Mitchell
And done
Now, read the first 20 chapters and report back.
Zachary Williams
There are some recent car models featured in some chapters too, but it's usually the phones that give it away. You wouldn't think Shiki, for example, takes place in the mid 90s, but then you realise no one has mobile phones or modern TVs.
Benjamin Green
It's an action-horror story with big emphasis on character moments. The mangaka pulls no punches when it comes to create true tension when it's required, but peppered with a good sense of humor that doesn't consist in characters yelling at each other but instead in the personalities of everyone and how they interact with eachother.
Artstyle makes it look gritty and messy because it is. It feels cinematic, punk and indie, like something a guy who loves R-rated movies from the 80s and 90s would make in his basement instead of feeling mass produced for the shonen demographic.
Honestly, and I hate to say this, but it feels like a seinen without the edgy excesses.
Nolan Rogers
poor little darkness devils