Chainsaw Man 207: Spoilers for the next chapter

Stefani Couto
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The latest chapters of Chainsaw Man have put Denji in a critical situation. Launched into the air by the Fall Demon, the protagonist ignored Asa's warnings and decided to act independently. According to spoilers and theories circulating among fans, this sequel could mark a drastic turn in the narrative.

Tatsuki Fujimoto, known for his unpredictable decisions, has not spared central characters. Now, everything indicates that Denji himself may undergo a profound transformation or face an even more extreme fate.

Chainsaw Man 206 Asa Mitaka defies fear and saves Denji from falling
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Fujimoto's unpredictability continues to shape the course of history

From the beginning of the work, the author made it clear that no character is safe. Dying in Chainsaw Man is as common as surviving through narrative stubbornness. Himeno, Power, and Aki were eliminated in moments of great tension, reinforcing the cruel logic of Fujimoto's universe.

With Denji facing off alone against one of the most powerful entities of the new phase, the risk of narrative collapse intensifies. Recent spoilers suggest the emotional impact of the upcoming sequel will be significant, especially if the current scene isn't just another false threat.

Theories point to transformation, demonic possession or sacrifice

Among the most popular speculations is the possibility of Denji becoming a weapon controlled by Yoru, reprising the plan seen in chapter 117. At the time, she tried to transform him into the "Chainsaw Coiled Cord Sword," but failed. Now, with Denji weakened and vulnerable, fans believe Yoru may finally complete the ritual.

Another theory suggests that if Denji dies, Pochita could reassert control and transform him into a Fiend, creating a new monstrous identity for the character. This would keep Denji in the story but radically alter his role in the plot, something consistent with Fujimoto's standards.

Chainsaw Man 205 host of the Fire Demon
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Denji can be reborn as an antagonist or lose his humanity

The idea that Denji could return as an enemy, or even as a being without his own consciousness, opens the door to a completely new dynamic. Asa, who currently tries to protect him, could be forced to confront him if he loses control. This would place the two protagonists on opposite sides of an inevitable conflict.

Furthermore, the symbolism behind this potential transformation would be powerful. Denji represents the human desire for simple things: love, food, a roof over his head. Losing this would be a brutal critique of the cycle of exploitation the character has experienced since the beginning of the series.

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Chainsaw Man spoilers suggest the next chapter could change everything

The spoilers circulating for the next chapter of Chainsaw Man have not yet been officially confirmed, but many point to a shocking outcome involving Denji. If Fujimoto chooses to push him to the limit, whether through death, demonic fusion, or a new form of sacrifice, the impacts will be profound not only for the protagonist but for the entire construction of the current plot.

Tatsuki Fujimoto has already shown that he's not afraid to take risks. In a manga where the only constant is surprise, current spoilers indicate that we're on the eve of another brutal change. It remains to be seen whether Denji will narrowly escape or if we're witnessing the beginning of a new, darker, more violent, and even more unpredictable cycle.

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A journalist by training, a gamer by passion! I write about games, trivia, and guides to help other players explore this incredible universe. If there's a new game in the field, I'm always on the lookout and ready to turn the experience into a great article.