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Petelgeuse leaves Subaru to die, however Rem, with what little life she has, uses magic to cut the chains and then tells Subaru "to live" and that she loves him, before passing away. Subaru carries Rem's body to the mansion, seeing piles of bodies along the way. He finally arrives at the mansion, only to find a dead Ram before a monstrous Puck who appears outside the mansion and tells Subaru to "sleep along with my daughter" and decapitates him. Subaru then respawns by the vendor's stall again and curses Petelgeuse. 1616"The Greed of a Pig"
Transliteration: "Buta no Yokubō" (Japanese: 豚の欲望)Yoshinobu TokumotoYoshiko NakamuraJuly 18, 2016 (2016-07-18)[40][41] Knowing that Petelgeuse's cult is going to attack the mansion and village in three days, Subaru seeks help from the other royal candidates. He first asks for Crusch's aid, but she has nothing to gain from saving her rival and has no intention of helping Subaru whom she feels is driven by hatred and madness.

The manga has been published in Kodansha's shōnen manga anthology Weekly Shōnen Magazine since October 11, 1989. [2] It has run in the magazine for over 30 years,[3] and reached its 1000th chapter in December 2012. [4] It became the ninth longest running manga series with over 1400 chapters released in Japan as of 2022. Kodansha has collected its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was published on February 17, 1990. [5] As of February 16, 2024, 140 volumes have been published. [6] In June 2021, it was announced that the series would get a digital release, for the first time in 33 years of publication, starting on July 1 of the same year. [7] Kodansha started publishing the series digitally in English on their K Manga service, with the first ten volumes (first 87 chapters) released in September 2023, with new chapters released every week. [8][9] Anime[edit] See also: List of Hajime no Ippo episodes Hajime no Ippo has been adapted into an anime series franchise. The first 75-episode anime television series, produced by Madhouse, Nippon Television and VAP and directed by Satoshi Nishimura, aired on Nippon TV between October 4, 2000, and March 27, 2002. [10] The episodes were collected into twenty-five DVDs released by VAP from March 16, 2001 to March 21, 2003.

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[119] Critical reception[edit] Chainsaw Man has been overall well received by critics. James Beckett of Anime News Network ranked the first volume as a B+. Beckett commented: "[Chainsaw Man is] goofy, kinky, dark, and bizarre, which is already the kind of tonal mishmash I'm generally down for in my art," praising as well its compelling world-building and character development, adding that the volume "earns plenty of goodwill by committing to its surprisingly earnest and charming brand of ferocious bloodletting. "[120] Nicholas Dupree from the same website commented: "[i]t's a bizarre, unpredictable, and undeniably unique thrill ride, and love it or hate it, there's nothing else quite like it. "[121] Hannah Collins of Comic Book Resources gave the series a positive review, stating: "Chainsaw Man bears all the hallmarks of a standard supernatural action series, but its quieter moments are where its dark heart beats fastest. "[122] Polygon's Julia Lee gave the series a positive review, commenting: "Chainsaw Man is considered one of Shonen Jump's best new series, and for good reason. The graphic rip-and-tear fights, paired with a unique and funny story about devils makes for one great manga. "[123] Sheena McNeil of Sequential Tart gave the first volume a 9/10. McNeil stated: "I did not think I was going to enjoy this manga. I'm glad I was wrong!" She noted that the series has similar elements from Army of Darkness, Devilman, Dorohedoro and inspiration from various devil-hunting series, recommending it to fans of those works. [124] Anna Neatrour of Manga Report gave a positive review to the first volume, calling its monster fighting, "buckets of gore", and humor "plenty amusing," and calling Denji an "incredibly damaged but potentially powerful hero. 5511"A Connected Bond: Daybreak and First Light"
Transliteration: "Tsunaida Kizuna Kawataredoki Asaborake" (Japanese: 繋いだ絆 彼は誰時 朝ぼらけ)Ken Nakazawa, Seiji Harada,
Takashi Suhara & Jun'ichi MinaminoHaruo Sotozaki
& Takashi SuharaJune 18, 2023 (2023-06-18)[c]7. 6% Tanjiro reaches Hantengu by using Thunder Breathing's technique, but the demon manifests his resentment, Urami. Genya and Nezuko attack him but Urami and the siblings falls down a cliff. Using the ancient sword provided by Muichiro, Tanjiro decapitates Urami but fails to kill Hantengu. Day breaks and Nezuko begins to burn, but she ultimately signals for him to kill the demon. He locates Hantengu hiding inside Urami's heart and exposes him to sunlight; he relives his past as he is killed, simultaneously saving Mitsuri when Zohakuten disintegrates. Tanjiro grieves Nezuko’s death but discovers she is no longer burning. Through Hantengu's memories, Muzan realizes his goal to become immortal can be achieved by devouring Nezuko. Once a sickly young man from the Heian period, he was angered by his lack of recovery and killed his doctor, only realizing later that his last treatment had enhanced his physical abilities and saved him, though has left him unable to walk in sunlight. Having failed to find the treatment’s last component, the Blue Spider Lily, he resorted to creating demons in the hopes one could conquer the sun. In the aftermath, Muichiro thanks Tanjiro for helping him regain his identity and Mitsuri embraces them for all surviving.