Chainsaw Man – Manga reveals the radical change of the “new Makima”

Spoiler alert: Shortly after manipulating Denji , Makima revealed that she is actually the Control Demon and the main villain of Chainsaw Man . However, the protagonist defeated her at the end of Part 1 of the manga, and the Control Demon was reborn in the body of Nayuta , a little girl who now lives with Denji. The new chapter of the manga shows how the "new Makima" is different from her predecessor.

Chainsaw Man – Manga reveals the radical change of the “new Makima”

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Chainsaw Man Chapter 131 concluded the battle against the Fall Demon and revealed that she was hired by Kiga , the Hunger Demon and the older sister of Yoru , the War Demon. Additionally, Nayuta appears and, as predicted, claims that she is also Kiga's sister. During this encounter, Kiga reveals that humanity will be destroyed by a great danger in the future, but she wants to prevent this disaster.

So Hunger asks the Control Demon for help, saying that the two can avoid this disaster if they join forces. However, Nayuta refuses her sister's request because she has to go to school. This comical response leaves Kiga speechless and shows how different Nayuta is from Makima. She gained this personality through the influence of living alongside Denji.

Synopsis:

The story takes place in a world where demons are born from human fears. While they are generally dangerous and malevolent, humans can form contracts with demons to harness some of their power. Denji is a depressed young man trying to repay his late father's debt to the yakuza by selling several of his organs and working as a demon hunter. But Denji also has a small pet demon named Pochita, who assists him in his work.

Therefore Tatsuki Fujimoto launched the manga in Weekly Shonen Jump in December 2018, finishing the first arc in December 2020 with 11 volumes.

What did you think of Nayuta's personality compared to Makima's? Leave your comment below!

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