Is Chainsaw Man Close To Ending? – Celebrity
Emma Powell
Updated on May 24, 2026
Before Chainsaw Man Chapter 97 came to a close, it was announced that the manga was about to end. But as Chapter 97 came out, it was revealed to us that Tatsuki Fujimoto hasn’t really ended the manga but the first part of it.
Before Chainsaw Man Chapter 97 came to a close, it was announced that the manga was about to end. But as Chapter 97 came out, it was revealed to us that Tatsuki Fujimoto hasn’t really ended the manga but the first part of it. This Chainsaw Man part 1 engulfing a total of 11 volumes is being dubbed as the “Public Safety” arc.
Fans of the series will know that the series went on the break late in 2020 with many wondering if Chainsaw Man is officially over. Is Chainsaw Man Over? Fortunately for fans, while the initial run of Chainsaw Man is over, the series has a second part launching later in 2021.
If Chainsaw Man does come to an end in 2020, it will mark the fifth series to come to an end this year following the likes of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Haikyuu!!, Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs, and The Promised Neverland.
When is Chainsaw Man’s last chapter?
After lots of rumors on the topic, Chainsaw Man confirmed the worst when it was announced today it is ending. The manga will debut its final chapter on December 14 after a successful run.
But if fans get their wish, an anime adaptation of Chainsaw Man will be announced shortly or perhaps a sequel…! If you have yet to check out the series, you should know Fujimoto’s chaotic series is a jarring one.
Chainsaw Man Will End Next Chapter with Major Announcement. It has been a wild ride, but the story of Chainsaw Man will be over soon. Creator Tatsuki Fujimoto stumbled upon an unlikely hit with his new series, but fans have fallen fo its graphic charm. Still, stories cannot go on forever, and Fujimoto is ready to tackle his next phase in life.
What makes Chainsaw Man special?
But what makes Chainsaw Man really special is its heart. Even though these characters are hyper vulnerable, it’s impossible not to care for them, because they care about each other. Aki cares about his “buddies,” his found family of Devil Hunters.
In her last moments, Power tasks Denji with finding the Blood Devil in Hell and killing it, so she can return to Earth, become a fiend once more and resume their friendship. But Makima’s reincarnation shows that even if the reincarnated version of the Devil is similar, it just isn’t the same as the original.
Nayuta is entrusted to Denji to raise up and ensure that she doesn’t go bad in the same way Makima did. What Chainsaw Man makes crystal clear is that while Nayuta might be very similar to Makima, perhaps too similar, she isn’t Makima.
Power sees Denji as her first and only friend and relies on him for security and comfort. And all of these characters not only care deeply about each other, but they’re also willing to die for each other. This is why Power’s death resonates in such a strong way, and why the nature of Makima’s reincarnation is so sad.
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Devils don’t die; rather, they’re killed and constantly reincarnated, alternating between lives in Hell and lives on Earth. Sure enough, shortly after Makima is killed, the Control Devil quickly finds herself reincarnated on Earth in the form of a young girl named Nayuta.
Chainsaw Man is, in many ways, a very nihilistic comic. It’s a dog eat dog world where beloved characters die for stupid and unfair reasons, simply because they weren’t strong enough. It’s a hyper-violent visual freakout, and shouldn’t be taken too seriously — after all, the hero does have a chainsaw for a head.
