makima, nayuta holding pochita and denji from chainsaw man
Summary Chainsaw Man's Denji has been suffering more than ever with the latest developments in the manga. Denji lost his beloved pets, Power’s cat Meowy and Makima's dogs, and had a controversial encounter with Yoru, which left him conflicted. But that isn’t remotely compared to the most recent event prompted by the manga, which teased a horrible fate for Nayuta, and that Denji could go through a reiteration of the most harrowing moment of Part 1.
Related 15 Strongest Female Characters In Chainsaw Man, Ranked The Chainsaw Man universe is filled with deadly enemies, and these women are some of the most deadly beings in existence. Denji ate Makima to prevent her from restoring her body and also as a way for her to remain a part of him forever. Both scenes really contrast with each other, with Denji deliberately eating Makima, preparing the food himself, slowly savoring, and even enjoying some, while Denji devours the sushi fast and reluctantly, without tasting it.
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