The Japanese portal Myjitsu published an article compiling negative reactions from viewers regarding the anime adaptation of Chainsaw Man , specifically regarding the attitudes of Denji , the protagonist. It turns out that the last few episodes included several fan-service scenes, but instead of just being a comedic twist on the manga, the anime seemed very realistic to some, including feminists.
Chainsaw Man – Feminists cancel the anime and otakus go crazy
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The discussion took on incredible proportions on the blue bird's social network :
“How can anyone watch a series where women are objects to satisfy the protagonist’s desires?”
“Denji is the worst person a woman could have, that’s why he can’t get anyone.”
“The Makima scene demonstrated how much of a scumbag Denji is.”
“It’s incredible how the work does everything to make eroticism happen, simply disgusting.”
“I don’t doubt that by the end the protagonist will have sex with someone.”
“Very good, the guy’s goal is to eat a woman, just disgusting.”
“As a woman, I feel offended by this protagonist’s objective.”
“How does a work like this become successful all over the world? The world is lost, full of teenagers and men who just want to use women to satisfy their desires.”
“I honestly hope Denji dies.”
“I am a single mother, because of these men.”
“Seriously no one is going to cancel Chainsaw Man? This work is so wrong in every way.”
“Denji represents the virginity of a young teenager well, which is why they never date anyone.”
Several comments are being made and are being highly criticized by otakus who love and follow the series. Finally, what is your opinion on the matter? Do you agree? Disagree? Leave your comment and see you next time!
Synopsis:
The story takes place in a world where demons are born from human fears. Although they are generally dangerous and malevolent, humans can form contracts with demons to use a portion of their power. Denji is a depressed young man who is trying to pay off his late father's debt to the yakuza by selling several of his organs and working as a demon hunter. Denji also possesses a dog-like demon named Pochita, who resembles a chainsaw and assists Denji in his work.
Fujimoto launched the manga Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in December 2018, ending the first arc in December 2020 with 11 volumes. The second part of the manga is now out weekly.
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