Denji was a small-time devil hunter just trying to survive in a harsh world. After being killed on a job, he is revived by his pet devil Pochita and becomes something new and dangerous—Chainsaw Man!
one of the best volumes and finally getting to the heart of what part 2 is trying to say. making denji think about his past actions and dig deep as to who he is and what he has done - both as denji and as chainsaw man. the death devil (my queen Lil D) is so cool and trying to understand her ideas vs the war devils ideas. like literally what does denji even do. both of them are using his hypersexuality to their advantage... please let me take denji out for ice cream or something he does NOT deserve this shit going down.
I really enjoyed this volume and am just overall happy that the last couple of volumes have picked back up. I really loved seeing the one devil lady again, and some of the plot holes are getting filled in and actually starting to make sense. This volume was very action-packed, and I definitely think that is what Fujimoto does best.
Many say part 2 is weaker than the first one but this is genuinely peak plot writing. it is a bit over the place but it's damn good and I love the way it evolves. I just hope Fujimoto will give us a good ending. we've had enough death and suffering already.
Nachdem die Identität des Death-Devils gelüftet wurde, nimmt der Plan Famis mithilfe des unter Kontrolle geratenen Famine Devils und Fake Chainsaw Man Fahrt auf. Die Dynamik zwischen Yoru und Denji ist dabei genauso absurd wie unterhaltsam und bleibt vor der Kulisse eines völlig zertrümmerten Tokyos die einzige Konstante. Nach wie vor genieße ich den schwarzen und abgedrehten Humor der Chainsaw-Man-Reihe, das bleibt mein guilty pleasure, zu dem ich immer wieder zurückkehren werde. Wenn auch insgesamt hohl, fand ich das Hinzuziehen amerikanischer Kriegsmaschinerie in dem Kontext der Charakterentwicklung sinnvoll.
Volume 22 (starts here at Chapter 199 up to Chapter 210)
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 199 (1st out of 12 chapters=1/12=8.30% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Friday, April 18th, 2025 - Death Devil ate the fake Chainsaw Man and Fami and enslaved them!!! Death Devil is gruesome: eating human flesh while they are still fresh to eliminate mankind... I know where this is going: Death Devil now controls both Fami and the fake Chainsaw Man. 🤮😞😩😖 The ravens eating the flesh is terrifying!
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 200 (2nd out of 12 chapters=3/12=25% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Friday, April 18th, 2025 - Asa is letting the negative thoughts get into her mind: "she can eat food with toxic additives because she is a toxic woman now". She should not think about it or else she will become like them. Denji and Asa riding that bicycle must be a wild ride banging their way through people 🤣.
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 201 (3rd out of 12 chapters=3/12=25% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Monday, May 26, 2025 - Yoru smacked it, "I am the only woman you need, aren't I?" That poor woman lost her arm. Famine is not doing good and needs to be taught by Chef Devil. Does this manga seems as if it is still going anywhere? It seems as if it is bouncing around, lacks depth, lacks character development, and more.
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 202 (4th out of 12 chapters=4/12=33.30% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Monday, June 9, 2025 - Mutilation. Screams. Victims. Two Chainsaw Men. One is fake. The other is real. There is a lot of slicing and splicing on this chapter. The citizens that turned into Chainsaw Men are mere sacrifices. Denji was right to say that Yoru is crazy altogether. She just points her fingers like a bullet.
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 203 (5th out of 12 chapters=5/12=41.70% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Monday, June 9, 2025 - The immaculate art of Tatsuki Fujimoto never fails to mesmerize me. The building, the décor, the artline, the storyline: the Fall Devil just continues to torture Famine. It's really unsettling that these events continue to occur. And Chainsaw Man is plummeted yet again. Yoru just lavishes torture. 🙁
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 204 (6th out of 12 chapters=6/12=50% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Tuesday, June 24, 2025 - Yoru turning building into swords and now there is Fire Devil inside a man? She said that she can kill "her"? Who's "her"? Death Devil? Who is that guy whose face got chopped off anyway? And Denji just saved a bunch of people from Fakesaw Man!! Yehey for Denji 😄, but now, they are still afraid of him. The Falling Devil is as cool as ever. 😄
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 205 (7th out of 12 chapters=7/12=58.30% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Sunday, June 29, 2025 - So, the Fire Devil wants Chainsaw Man to choose the younger twin brother instead of a cat? And now, Denji is being tested again. Is he going to save Yoru or is he going to dismiss her? And the Falling Devil is here. Who is she siding with again? Reading these chapters bit by bit is hard to connect.
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 206 (8th out of 12 chapters=8/12=66.70% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Monday, July 14, 2025 - How interesting! Asa is saving Denji this time. How the tables have turned. 😳 I am glad that the story is progressing despite the exciting titles in the chapter. Falling Devil is scary. 😖 That man that appeared in Falling Devil's mouth is guilt-tripping Denji. Asa is taking the risk.
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 207 (9th out of 12 chapters=9/12=75% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Tuesday, July 29, 2025 - The sharpness of those swords and the bulkiness of that tank. It's so cool to see how those weapons are drawn against Yoru's arm. Denji deserves to be happy and it's good that Asa is cheering Denji up. We're in Volume 22. Is it time for Fujimoto to step on the breaks? Each chapter is so profound!
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 208 (10th out of 12 chapters=10/12=83.3% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Tuesday, July 29, 2025 - Yoru changed her mind not to turn Denji into a weapon? That's so sick. She is listening to Asa, but moreover she is blushing. Denji making sacrificial demands, "Please turn me into a weapon to lighten my sins." Readers would have loved to see a motorcycle. But, the author does not have energy.
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 209 (11th out of 12 chapters=11/12=91.70% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Monday, August 11, 2025 - How very interesting that they mentioned "nuclear weapons" in this chapter! 😧😮😵 And Asa remembered it all while she was terminating the Falling Devil. Falling Devil is crying tears of blood and Asa almost cried tears of blood as well after remembering nuclear weapons. Denji is smushed to pieces.
read Chainsaw Man Chapter 210 (12th out of 12 chapters=12/12=100% on Shōnen Jump and MangaPlus Volume 22 on Monday, Sep 1, 2025 - Yoru putting up her hand against her chest to honour the American national anthem (which is revised by Tatsuki Fujimoto to reflect the doom and gloom of the situation). Yoru remembering nuclear weapons and that she loves America and not Denji is a great twist! Denji waking up in front of Li'l D. 😂
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Bueno... voy a valorar lo que llevamos de la parte dos en conjunto. He de decir que empezó bien, nuevos personajes, Denji en un contexto completamente diferente, la idea de Asa y Yoru me pareció interesante... okay, dejemos cocinar a Fujimoto.
Pero llegó un punto que no entendía a dónde se quería llegar. Teníamos muchas ideas y conceptos interesantes, pero no pasaba nada. Y realmente siento la parte dos vacía.
Una cosa que me da mucha rabia es que se meten temas como la guerra, el capitalismo o la religión, pero no se desarrollan. Se reduce a una mera mención en algún diálogo y carecen de profundidad. Lo mismo ocurre con los personajes, no te conmueven sus muertes, no estás locked in cuando pelean. Mira que a mí me llamó la atención Yoshida al principio (el arquetipo de personaje que siempre me gusta realmente), pero es que no hizo nada jsjsj. Sí que me gustó el capítulo donde come con Denji y le da las gracias por haber sido su amigo en el instituto, pero tampoco vimos cómo se desarrollaba su relación, así que un poco xd.
Y luego la trama es básicamente circular, el manga alcanzó un punto en el que era todo el rato lo mismo y no se llegaba a nada. Y no hablar de que algunos capítulos se basaban en el morbo y en Denji dando vergüenza ajena...
Otra cosa que también me enfada es el desarrollo de Denji. Al final de la parte uno, Denji parece más maduro y se ve que todo lo que ha ocurrido tiene consecuencias en él. Luego, aparece Nayuta, que se convierte en su familia. Y me gusta que reflexione sobre si realmente quiere tener una vida normal con Nayuta o si quiere seguir siendo chainsaw man. Pero en un punto todo ese desarrollo desaparece y se convierte en un Denji que no le importa nada: le da igual matar a humanos, se olvida de la muerte de Nayuta y vuelve a ser manipulado.
Si tengo que destacar alguna cosa es que le he cogido cariño a Asa y que los jinetes del apocalipsis como concepto me gustan mucho.
Y nada, no creo que pueda remontar esta segunda parte porque parece que está llegando a su fin. Y se supone que va a haber parte tres, así que veremos.
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4. Tak się cieszyłam że Yoshida wrócił i co? Znowu znikł. Znowu go nie ma. Prawdziwa Głodzia jest śmieszna w miarę, Upadek obecnie jest najlepszą postacią w tym tomie (ale demon śmierci też jest ok). Yoru znowu jest głupią fejurą, ale co najwyżej ma ten jeden w miare ładny panel z bronią atomową. Akurat nie spodziewałam się że będę musiała czytać hymn USA oraz tego, że Yoru zacznie pierniczyć po angielsku, dziękując Ameryce (😟), no ale dobra. Każdy lubi to co lubi. Niech tylko Denji'ego zostawi w spokoju pls. Demon ognia wygląda zarąbiście i troche mi przypomniał o Fire Punch, mangi też od Fujimoto. Ale szczerze miałam nadzieję ze polskie tłumaczenie da mi takie potężnie imię dla Śmierci jak Lil' D z angielskiego wydania, ale niestety nie. Mamy po prostu Śmiercie. Jakby nie wiem jak to spolszczyć, bo myślę że Young Śmiercia brzmi chyba jeszcze gorzej..
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I can't even lie, this is probably top 5 chainsaw Man volumes. It truly gets into what Denji's character is, and the type of person he is. Also, more Asaden development is truly welcomed.
I’m liking how everything is feeling right now. It’s not to the extent of part one but I think it’s definitely cool. Yoru remembering nuclear weapons as one of her children and her favorite ability and then loving America because of it (she does have Lockheed Martin on her face). Denji is getting flash banged with guilt and truth almost every chapter now so that’s sad.
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Vivan los Estados Unidos de America y la libertad de hacer cualquier mierda… Si este manga fuera solo Asa y Denji, creo que podría fácilmente volverse en uno de mis favoritos, pero tanta mierda innecesaria que me agota.
Desde acá, parece que la inmadurez o el estancamiento en la infancia puede ser la regresión total de la obra. Todo lo que fue el pico de la primera parte, donde Denji aprendía sobre los eventos y cosas que le sucedieron, parece escaparse con cada capítulo que pasa. Ya no hay responsabilidades, es el fin del mundo, tenemos poderes, nos atraemos el uno al otro sexualmente, ¿qué más da?
Hasta el Chainsaw Man falso es una parodia de lo que se supone debería ser un héroe en estas circunstancias, tratando la justicia como un chiste y burlándose de cualquier cosa que pueda llegar a tomarse en serio. Ya nada importa mucho y mi cabeza empieza a babear como los paneles de reacción que dibuja Fujimoto.
¿Sumir a la humanidad en la desolación absoluta o vivir con ellos en la misma miseria? ¿Contradicción entre lo que se quiere y lo que se tiene? ¿En lo que se es y lo que se supone que deba ser?
No entiendo nada del demonio de fuego. Nunca entiendo si Fujimoto es un autor que juega con el significado de las cosas o si tan solo escribe por escribir. ¿Es el fuego el demonio de la justicia pajeado o es esa llama que arde dentro de nosotros? ¿Qué significa este demonio para Denji y por qué él es el que le advierte de las próximas dos elecciones? ¿Quiere decir esto que él debe decidir realmente entre las responsabilidades o seguir el círculo vicioso infinito en el que está involucrado? ¿Sobre tomarse en serio el mundo o seguir haciendo el tonto?
its like 5 am and i woke up half an hour hour i am not ready for this damn. i agree with the reviews saying with getting to the nitty gritty of part 2 kind of, it has been 11 volumes already so we've been here, maybe its more like the culmination of everything we've seen. damn you america damn you nuclear weapons i am afraid of whats to come. damn you internet as well cuz i think i spoiled myself with something regardibg pochite and the very last chapters but for now im just in denial. and as i say every fuckin time MET DENJI BE HAPPY he doesnt deserve this, yeah maybe he has taken decisions that have hurt others, maybe even killed a lot of people, but why is he the only one being reminded and guilted over everything always. oh my sweet denji, you deserve to be happy, please be happy. he has gone through so much shit and people never let him forget that. he is not a weapon and he is not a devil, hes denji and i want him to be happy. maybe with asa too, that part where she told him she wanted to make him happy oh tears. i am scared for whats to come
okay, i have to be honest, from 20 to 23 i have no idea what are we doing. there are some good ideas here and there, specially ironic and critical to political situations and stuff, but the thing between deathdevil wardevil and chainsawman is a little messy. the fight scenes are messy, the dialogue of war devil is messy and the moment where chainsaw man and denji are more intertwined is given less than a thought. in part 1 chainsaw man was an fearsome entity but it has those dumb moments where you knew it still denji, now, is an upgrade of the denji from the volumes 1 to 5 that i dont think we should go back to.
i also cannot believe yoshida die, because why did he die, what exactly was he doing like he shows and bam fire.
i read this and i dont feel like i am getting anything from it. i think a lot of characters are being shown and they use a lot of time just to say their intentions but i dont see their importance. i hope we can get back on track
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