The creators at MAPPA talk Part 2 of ChainsawMan!
Chainsaw Man is finally preparing to release the premiere episodes of its first anime season, and at this year's Crunchyroll Expo, some of the biggest names at Studio MAPPA shared their thoughts on Part 2 of the manga. With the manga from Tatsuki Fujimoto introducing a new protagonist via Asa Mikata, and the War Devil, the status of Denji is currently unknown in the next chapter of the bloody manga series.
"The producer is asked about part two of Chainsaw Man. Kimura says fans have the same reaction as the anime staff. We were just shocked and in awe. When we first started reading, I mean – Bucky. That was totally shocking and just wondering when Denji is coming. We are feeling the same thing fans are, for sure. Otsuka is also asked about his reaction. He was shocked over Bucky, those first pages made him wonder if the chicken was coming back.
If you haven't had the chance to dive into the bloody story of Chainsaw Man, Crunchyroll released an official description of the series prior to its arrival on the streaming service this October:
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