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However, fans can likely expect Tomori Kusunoki to return, who voiced the cool, mysterious Makima, Denji and Power's boss. Tomori Kusunoki has voiced a rich variety of roles in the last few years, such as the character Shizuka Mikazuki in Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead, a comedic, bloody, and subversive anime, not unlike Chainsaw Man. She also voices Lara in Tiger & Bunny Part 2. What Is Chainsaw Man About? The 5 Most Dangerous
Devils in Chainsaw Man The Hell Devil The Gun Devil The Control Devil The Darkness Devil The Chainsaw Devil Related Yes, Chainsaw Man Creator Recommends You Watch The Amazing Digital
Circus Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto recommends that fans check out The Amazing Digital Circus (TADC) from his imaginary sister's X/Twitter account. Chainsaw Man's story is bloody and bizarre, simultaneously following and shredding the shonen anime rulebook to make a statement about its characters. The story stars the teenage boy Denji, who died at the hands of the zombie devil, only to fuse with his devil dog Pochita to become the mighty Chainsaw Man, ready for a new debt-free life. Makima scouted him to work for the Public Safety Commission as a devil hunter alongside the fiend Power, and ever since, Denji has been Makima's willing lapdog who fears no enemy, devil or human. However, those ordinary "monster hunter" vibes were slowly subverted with Makima's increasingly sinister behavior, threatening to disrupt Denji's new life in ways he's not ready for. Anime fans must keep an eye on Makima when and if she returns in another anime season. Anime-only fans are in for a wild ride if the anime resumes, since Chainsaw Man holds nothing sacred and will kill off characters and generously introduce wacky new ones at odd times, all to keep shonen fans off-balance in a dark, unpredictable world. The first season rapidly rotated through characters, ushering them in and killing them off again, heroes and villains alike.
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