Reader’s Question:
Is the decline of Jump really due to “Chainsaw Man”? Looking back, I feel that it shouldn’t have featured such a dark and grotesque manga that strays so far from the themes of friendship, effort, and victory. It seems like its unnatural popularity has led to a shift in
Reader’s Question:
Is the decline of Jump really due to “Chainsaw Man”? Looking back, I feel like it shouldn’t have published such a grotesque and dark manga that strays so far from the themes of friendship, effort, and victory. It seems like the unnatural popularity of this series has led to
Reader’s Question:
Do you think the Chainsaw Man anime would have been more popular if it had been made in a style similar to Jujutsu Kaisen?
So, I was chatting with a friend the other day about anime, and the topic of Chainsaw Man
Reader’s Question:
I’ve completely lost interest in Chainsaw Man. I was really looking forward to both the second part and the anime, but they ended up disappointing me. Now I feel a growing distrust towards Fujimoto Tatsuki and MAPPA. Is there anyone else who feels the same way?
