In chapter 207 of Chainsaw Man, chaos takes over the skies, literally. Denji is at the mercy of Falling Devil, who uses his power to manipulate gravity and negative emotions to make his victims "fall" toward heaven while losing sanity. In the midst of this bleak scenario, Asa Mitaka emerges as the central figure, willing to risk everything to rescue the protagonist and confront one of the most dangerous entities of the work.
Forced Ascension: How Falling Devil continues to dominate the battlefield
Since its introduction, Falling Devil has proved to be a primal scale antagonist, an incarnation of the fear of falling, both physically and emotionally. The entity completely subdued Denji in the previous chapter, using gravity and guilt to prevent any reaction. She whispers her flaws in his ear and makes the weight of her memories push him to the sky.
Asa breaks free from the rubble, challenges gravity and extends her hand to Denji, not only to hold him, but to rescue him from her emotional collapse.
Wing and Denji: Human Connection in the midst of supernatural chaos
Despite all the tension, the chapter also reserves moments of vulnerability. Denji, taken by the idea that he does not deserve happiness, verbalizes his self -appreciation. Asa, in turn, offers comfort to say that he wants to make him happy, even without knowing exactly how. The exchange is symbolic: in a world where demons represent the deepest fears of humanity, it is precisely the empathy that offers resistance.
It is at this moment of fragility that War Devil, Yoru, resumes the control of the wing body. Thus, determined to face Falling Devil with everything he has, she reveals that none of her previous attacks was effective. Now it's time to change strategy.
Yoru turns his arm into a cannon and fires his more devastating weapon
In resuming the command, Yoru decides to invoke the power of Tank Devil, turning his arm into a heavy artillery. The scene is visually impactful: it carries the cannon with all the accumulated weapons to that point in history and fires against Falling Devil in a devastating gust.
Each "bullet" launched materializes in a different weapon, blades, axes, spears. All cross the enemy in sequence, revealing the brute power that Yoru had kept for this moment. Still, Falling Devil demonstrates its resistance by regenerating injuries almost instantly.
The chapter ends with a pile of weapons spiked on the floor. Also, Falling Devil disappears from the scene, raising doubts: has she been defeated or just preparing her next movement?
What to expect from the next chapter of Chainsaw Man?
The absence of Falling Devil in the final moments of Chapter 207 raises multiple possibilities. Was it neutralized or just waiting for the right time to counterattack? Will Asa be able to keep control over herself? Denji will finally accept the help offered to you?
These questions should guide the next episodes, which promise to maintain the unpredictable and emotional tone that has made Chainsaw Man a phenomenon of contemporary geek culture.
