Chainsaw Man Part 2 Finally Reveals Where Denji Is

Chainsaw Man is one of the biggest series in manga these days, and its comeback last month couldn't have gone over better. Creator Tatsuki Fujimoto has wrapped everyone around Asa Mitaka's finger by now, after all. Part two is off to a hot start, but fans have been left to wonder where Denji has been since he's been MIA. But at last, the manga's latest chapter has brought the man himself back to center stage!

As you can see in the manga's latest entry, Chainsaw Man himself returns to the series this week. This marks Denji's first appearance since the series kicked off part two in mid-July. So after a month of waiting, the devil is back in action.

Of course, Denji makes his comeback in the wildest way as he finds himself facing off with a massive devil. The bloodthirsty monster was found chasing Asa as the girl tried to escape with a friend in tow. After eating and killing some civilians, the big devil finds themselves facing Chainsaw Man, and Denji has no mercy. Despite his superhero status amongst mankind, the man balks at saving a student and some elderly folks in lieu of slaying the massive devil. Those bystanders' death are on Denji's shoulders, but as it turns out, Chainsaw Man is hardly bothered by them since he saved a cat in their stead.

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The hero's gory comeback was incredibly befitting of the series, and artist Tatsuki Fujimoto spared no attention to detail. From their choreography to their final blow, Denji is in rare form now that Chainsaw Man is in part two. The only question is whether Denji will stick around in the series or wander off to another respite in the background.

Are you glad to see Denji make a comeback at last in part two? Do you like where Chainsaw Man is going now? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB.

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