I also wonder if there's any trees in the human worle who are actually ancient humans.

i think miri just got somewhat shafted by the fact that these last like, two volumes? have been very centered on asa and denji's story

this has also affected characters like yoshida to an extent. i do think that whenever things calm down for both mc's the focus will be widened to them tho

I wouldn't be surprised if CSM ends with Denji completely disposing of his immortality. It's hard to actually think of a "good" ending for him within it, at least for me

This also makes me think about how immortality as a whole may be tackled in CSM going forward.
Barem and his underlings describe it as a gift from God. To Denji, it has been both a gift and a curse multiple times over -- But now he actually may have to face the final, worst repercussion

Thats what I had in mind too -- Especially Quanxi. She's always been shown as stoic and silent, and especially after the deaths of her girlfriends, she's turned practically robotic. The parallels between her and Denji have always been there I think, but this could enforce them greatly.

this, if true, is the first step for him eventually becoming emotionally numb, and it really does scare me.
An immortal who desperately tries to fill in the holes left by those who couldn't live on is doomed to live in sadness, as everything withers and dies.

praying to god its this ngl

It sure as hell wouldn't be healthy. I wonder if he really means this or is just talking shit to the Aging Devil here.

true!

not like really hot or anything but
They really just need to kill off Nick Fury Sr. The character hasn't done anything of note in like a decade+ and theres a billion of different replacements (His son, namely).
Make it a big event, Captain Marvel style. Idk.

Fujimoto really realized how 70% of his fanbase reacted to his female characters and had the perfect idea to exploit that very same reaction for the themes of the writing. P2 as a whole is a huge critique of shonen fandom culture and Yoru is kind of a perfect antagonist for that.

Sorry if this was badly worded, formatted, or anything. I'm not too used to sharing my thoughts like this. This is just a topic that means much to me.

Chainsaw Man Part 2 is about many, MANY things, within these included gender. About sex, and identity. Chainsaw Man is slowly detaching himself from it, detaching himself from the idea of the Heroic, Powerful Man. I don’t know what’s coming, but I’m excited.

He’s so tired of everything, of ruining everything, of being a disgusting man. It haunts him.

-- he got distracted from the search for Nayuta just now. He realizes, and thus, he breaks.
He hates it. He hates himself. He hates everyone around him for not caring. He gets mad when someone dares to laugh at his struggle.

-- or that drives back that inner violence as a coping mechanism.
It’s in 166 that there's a show of signs of him realizing this. He blames himself, his mind, his own body; for all being part in what’s happened to him. They’re the reason he lusted over Makima, and they’re the reason why --