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@ShinoRidwaan @JMata10_ There are better stories than The Wire and Sopranos in animanga medium. Explore more

These lot kill me man. Western TV series like True Detective, The Wire, The Sopranos for example straight up clears any anime or manga mentioned in that tweet. It's an unfair comparison, lol.

One of the biggest signs of being retarded is saying Steins;Gate has a slow start

Sonny Boy looks so nice, and the soundtrack is wonderful ... i stayed up to watch it from start to end, it was well worth it

I think we’ve met here before. #chainsawman #チェンソーマン

万事屋

頬の赤らめも、全部嘘だよ #レゼ #チェンソーマン

18 years later and this scene still gives me chills

@Sugurusfeet That's why I mentioned which ones

@Kenzofty Some of them are actually good . Don’t get me wrong this is not a hate to ALL THE GABI FANS just this one 😭

And here I though gabi fans were suppose to be smart 🥀

yap about denji subverting the hero's journey narrative structure

Alright, time to share my interpretation of CSM as a whole now that its over This’ll be long but i havent seen anyone else interpret it this way so here we go

今日もどこかで

作り笑い #チェンソーマン #レゼ

Watching One Piece Episode 1015 for the first time felt unreal Ngl. Every emotion hits perfectly

@Rhaasty__Boi @FallenHumanX Are you actually retarded?

@FallenHumanX the mangaka that draws highschoolers flashing their panties and getting put into sexual situations for fan service isnt a predator... 🤔

its kinda interesting how not a single notable mangaka talked about or congratulated fujimoto for finishing chainsaw man... when p1 ended everyone talked about him.. flopsaw man p2...

@UncleHuss1 Looks better in original black and white

Holy shit this is beautiful This is the best Arakis art has ever looked

My final thoughts on Chainsaw Man’s ending(this will be kinda long) While I completely understand why people won’t like the ending, albeit because of character development, handling of certain topics, etc, in my opinion, I don’t think CSM was ever meant to be a story about someone overcoming their trauma. To me it feels more and more like a cautionary tale, and because of that, I cant find myself not liking the ending. Part 1 was about Denji wanting the bare minimum and not wanting to think for himself, and how it led to him being taken advantage of. Part 2 was about him wanting everything and how his desire to be Chainsaw Man ruined his life. Both parts feel like 2 opposite ends of an extreme Yeah “themes and such” and all that shit, but personally I don’t care. CSM’s ending feels more like a moral than anything to me. That sometimes it’s better to leave your wild crazy dreams, as just that. Dreams. That there’s always going to be moments of suffering in life. Those two themes in mind, I feel like what Fujimoto is trying to say, is to value what you already have, and never take it for granted, even something as small as eating toast in the morning. You never know when life will go tits up Despite the issues with part 2, I still think it’s necessary as it provides so much more meaning for part 1. Denji’s conversation with Kobeni thanks to part 2, I feel is even better now, and Denji saying he wants to be Chainsaw Man, is now an early warning sign for his eventual pitfall in part 2. Part 2 and it’s ending in my opinion, reinforces the established themes of part 1, and because of that, I can’t find myself hating the ending My adoration for this series is even greater now, despite its obvious flaws. I love Chainsaw Man, and I’m so glad Fujimoto brought this story to life