#chainsaw man spoilers

[bonesawman]

Hate it when I lose my arms and limbs am I right?

[lordsmaf]

This is what I sound like talking about my current hyperfixation to people

[sibblank]

really called him the faggot devil. unbelievable.

[pottetto]

“My life has finally...finally gotten kinda fun.”

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[swordfangs]

she will never recover

[sioboi]

first shitpost of the new year (happy new yuri)

[punkitt-is-here]

fujimoto if you make Denji transgender i will lay down my fucking life and become a Sengoku era retainer for you. is your editor bothering you king *unsheathes my blade*

[strawbbz]

Old yet relevant

[yamada-ryo]

[maryonnaise]

[cranity]

THE FUTURE RULES!

[philosophy-whore]

You’re out of touch

I’m out of time

But I’m out of my head when you’re not around

[optimisticlucio]

OUR FEMCEL IS SO BACK

[naarinn]

Apology video. With tears. NOW

[butchinelle]

*cries*

[writterings]

chainsaw man understands trauma and abuse very well in my opinion and i think nayuta as a character is just such a good way to express its messaging on these topics. like denji is literally raising the reincarnated version of the woman who sexually groomed him, manipulated him, literally fabricated his entire life, and killed his family of aki and power -- and when he asks how he can prevent her from turning out just like makima, the answer is "give her lots of hugs," essentially meaning "love her." pochita literally said that the reason makima was the way that she was because she had no one to love and no one loved her -- and that doesn't excuse what she did in any way, but nayuta didn't do any of that. denji breaks the cycle of violence through loving nayuta, despite and because of how he himself was neglected and abused all his life. while that's genuinely a very simple message that a lot of narratives with abuse themes actually do have, it just makes perfect sense for chainsaw man's narrative since the whole reason the story is even happening is because denji showed love and kindness to pochita, who had never known love or kindness before.