Crest Sun

JJK S-3 FINAL EPISODE FULL STAFF LIST SB: Shota Goshozono, Itsuki Tsuchigami ED: Yosuke Takada, Takeru Sato, Ryota Aikei, Shinya Iino, Hiroki Yamamoto, Takumi Sunakohara, Hiroshi Kobayashi Assistant ED: Itsuki Tsuchigami CAD: Yosuke Yajima, Hiromi Niwa, Souta Yamazaki, Takako Shimizu, Mitsue Mori, Tomomi Noda AD: Xuanjing Wang, Teppei Okuda, Yurika Nakanishi, Yumi Horie, Mayumi Hidaka, Yuko Ebara, Sota Matsunaga, Yun, Nozomi Nagatomo, Chen Weining, Yuki Kikuchi, Saori Sakiguchi, NANMAN, Jiji, mururuck, Mutsuko Nagahama, Tomoe Akuzawa, Dango Sakata, Mappa Osaka Studio: Nana Kunimitsu Assistant AD: Yosuke Takada, Yurie Muta, Ya Zhi Lu, Reimi Eda, Mitsuko Baba, Risa Suzuki, You Tanaka, Kanchi Miyata, Mappa Osaka Studio: Eriko Haga KA: Duong, Run Yang, shikaku, Shotaro Tamemizu, chico, Akiko Kudo, Brian LIM, Hiromi Sakmoto, Masahiro Tokumaru, Anthony Nguyen, ampu, Kaito Tomioka, Shoutarou Ban, Kaneko Shinya, Honehone, Masashi Takai, Toranosuke Hori, Whoami, Chris, Ryota Aikei, Jack-Amin Ibrahim, Yooto, Sakiyama Hokuto, nasiijau, Keisuke Namioka, bentian jinshui, mokmok, Harumi Yamazaki, Takahito Katayama, Itsuki Tsuchigami

JJK S-3 FINAL EPISODE FULL STAFF LIST SB: Shota Goshozono, Itsuki Tsuchigami ED: Yosuke Takada, Takeru Sato, Ryota Aikei, Shinya Iino, Hiroki Yamamoto, Takumi Sunakohara, Hiroshi Kobayashi Assistant ED: Itsuki Tsuchigami CAD: Yosuke Yajima, Hiromi Niwa, Souta Yamazaki, Takako Shimizu, Mitsue Mori, Tomomi Noda AD: Xuanjing Wang, Teppei Okuda, Yurika Nakanishi, Yumi Horie, Mayumi Hidaka, Yuko Ebara, Sota Matsunaga, Yun, Nozomi Nagatomo, Chen Weining, Yuki Kikuchi, Saori Sakiguchi, NANMAN, Jiji, mururuck, Mutsuko Nagahama, Tomoe Akuzawa, Dango Sakata, Mappa Osaka Studio: Nana Kunimitsu Assistant AD: Yosuke Takada, Yurie Muta, Ya Zhi Lu, Reimi Eda, Mitsuko Baba, Risa Suzuki, You Tanaka, Kanchi Miyata, Mappa Osaka Studio: Eriko Haga KA: Duong, Run Yang, shikaku, Shotaro Tamemizu, chico, Akiko Kudo, Brian LIM, Hiromi Sakmoto, Masahiro Tokumaru, Anthony Nguyen, ampu, Kaito Tomioka, Shoutarou Ban, Kaneko Shinya, Honehone, Masashi Takai, Toranosuke Hori, Whoami, Chris, Ryota Aikei, Jack-Amin Ibrahim, Yooto, Sakiyama Hokuto, nasiijau, Keisuke Namioka, bentian jinshui, mokmok, Harumi Yamazaki, Takahito Katayama, Itsuki Tsuchigami

Now that people have had time to read it, and I've had a bit of time to chew on it, my opinion on CSM's ending is that it's REALLY good. As worthy a spiritual successor to Devilman as the TV Ending of EVA, and sure to be just as divisive in its profundity. It does come out of left field, but that's how Fujimoto's written the story from the beginning. All the best arcs throw Denji into it without warning as a natural result of the chaotic forces in play, so pulling him out of it the same way just makes sense. And it lets the series say exactly what it wants to say without getting bogged down in extraneous details or overlong goodbyes. The only thing I think could have really improved it is a little bit more of Asa's perspective in the last few chapters - "season 2" mostly treats her as a deutoragonist so not getting her input in the final few moments feels weird. Though at the same time, the story was mostly about her total lack of agency so it's fitting in that sense. Pochita taking Denji's agency away at the end is also thematically fitting, and I think handled perfctly - he's watched Denji pursue what he wants this whole time alongside us, so it makes sense that he'd understand better than anyone that what Denji really NEEDS is to not be Chainsaw Man anymore. In the end, we're left with the sense that Denji could and probably will be killed by a devil at any moment, but that was always the case. And until then, he's got his other brain cell back, his little sister and the woman he loved are happy, and he's eating a lot better than toast every day... even if he can't afford it. Perhaps he will even touch another boob one day, but regardless, he is content for now, and that's all he could really ask for. Might expand on my thoughts on this and the rest of the season in an off-the-cuff vlog. Probably I'll talk a bit there about my theory on what primal fear Pochita actually represents. I know some were hoping for a full honest review, but I just don't have time to give it a full scripted video right now, and honestly I don't know if enough of my audience keeps up with the manga to make it worthwhile.

Now that people have had time to read it, and I've had a bit of time to chew on it, my opinion on CSM's ending is that it's REALLY good. As worthy a spiritual successor to Devilman as the TV Ending of EVA, and sure to be just as divisive in its profundity. It does come out of left field, but that's how Fujimoto's written the story from the beginning. All the best arcs throw Denji into it without warning as a natural result of the chaotic forces in play, so pulling him out of it the same way just makes sense. And it lets the series say exactly what it wants to say without getting bogged down in extraneous details or overlong goodbyes. The only thing I think could have really improved it is a little bit more of Asa's perspective in the last few chapters - "season 2" mostly treats her as a deutoragonist so not getting her input in the final few moments feels weird. Though at the same time, the story was mostly about her total lack of agency so it's fitting in that sense. Pochita taking Denji's agency away at the end is also thematically fitting, and I think handled perfctly - he's watched Denji pursue what he wants this whole time alongside us, so it makes sense that he'd understand better than anyone that what Denji really NEEDS is to not be Chainsaw Man anymore. In the end, we're left with the sense that Denji could and probably will be killed by a devil at any moment, but that was always the case. And until then, he's got his other brain cell back, his little sister and the woman he loved are happy, and he's eating a lot better than toast every day... even if he can't afford it. Perhaps he will even touch another boob one day, but regardless, he is content for now, and that's all he could really ask for. Might expand on my thoughts on this and the rest of the season in an off-the-cuff vlog. Probably I'll talk a bit there about my theory on what primal fear Pochita actually represents. I know some were hoping for a full honest review, but I just don't have time to give it a full scripted video right now, and honestly I don't know if enough of my audience keeps up with the manga to make it worthwhile.

JJK S-3 FINAL EPISODE FULL STAFF LIST SB: Shota Goshozono, Itsuki Tsuchigami ED: Yosuke Takada, Takeru Sato, Ryota Aikei, Shinya Iino, Hiroki Yamamoto, Takumi Sunakohara, Hiroshi Kobayashi Assistant ED: Itsuki Tsuchigami CAD: Yosuke Yajima, Hiromi Niwa, Souta Yamazaki, Takako Shimizu, Mitsue Mori, Tomomi Noda AD: Xuanjing Wang, Teppei Okuda, Yurika Nakanishi, Yumi Horie, Mayumi Hidaka, Yuko Ebara, Sota Matsunaga, Yun, Nozomi Nagatomo, Chen Weining, Yuki Kikuchi, Saori Sakiguchi, NANMAN, Jiji, mururuck, Mutsuko Nagahama, Tomoe Akuzawa, Dango Sakata, Mappa Osaka Studio: Nana Kunimitsu Assistant AD: Yosuke Takada, Yurie Muta, Ya Zhi Lu, Reimi Eda, Mitsuko Baba, Risa Suzuki, You Tanaka, Kanchi Miyata, Mappa Osaka Studio: Eriko Haga KA: Duong, Run Yang, shikaku, Shotaro Tamemizu, chico, Akiko Kudo, Brian LIM, Hiromi Sakmoto, Masahiro Tokumaru, Anthony Nguyen, ampu, Kaito Tomioka, Shoutarou Ban, Kaneko Shinya, Honehone, Masashi Takai, Toranosuke Hori, Whoami, Chris, Ryota Aikei, Jack-Amin Ibrahim, Yooto, Sakiyama Hokuto, nasiijau, Keisuke Namioka, bentian jinshui, mokmok, Harumi Yamazaki, Takahito Katayama, Itsuki Tsuchigami