The latest chapter of Chainsaw Man, chapter 172, was heavily centered on action. In this installment, Denji, in his Hero of Hell form, exhibits his incredible powers. Despite the creation of a new Special Division by Public Safety specifically to handle him, they proved to be no match for the formidable Chainsaw Devil. The author, Tatsuki Fujimoto, also created a panel that is sure to become as iconic as the one featuring the Darkness Devil.
The Darkness Devil panel has, in a sense, risen above the Chainsaw Man franchise. Moreover, many individuals who are not familiar with the series have come across the page depicting the two astronauts’ bodies being ripped in half. Similarly, the recent panel featuring the Hero of Hell holding the heads of several Special Division members had a comparable effect on the fandom. This also serves as a reminder that Fujimoto may be approaching his previous peak once again.
Please be aware that this article contains spoilers for the series.
Chainsaw Man chapter 172: A Panel Comparison
The majority of chapter 172 mainly revolved around Denji, who had transformed into his Hero of Hell form, as he faced off against the new Special Division formed by Public Safety to confront him. The outcome of the fight was as anticipated by most readers, with the Chainsaw Devil effortlessly defeating his opponents and producing a panel that has gained popularity on X.
This scene depicts the Hero of Hell clutching the decapitated heads of the Devils he has defeated in battle. The front-facing angle and dark backdrop intensify the ominous atmosphere. Many fans have also noted the similarity between this panel and the initial sense of fear evoked by the Darkness Devil in the early chapters of the manga.
Tatsuki Fujimoto, the renowned author, has gained recognition and admiration for his exceptional paneling and distinctive art style. However, his work also includes several iconic sequences that have made a significant impact in modern manga. One such sequence is the Darkness Devil, which features haunting images of astronauts being torn apart against a backdrop of eerie shadows. This panel has undoubtedly become the most unforgettable moment in the entire franchise.
Reactions Online
The latest panel from Chainsaw Man and the entire chapter received a warm response from fans, particularly due to the stunning artwork. While some felt that Fujimoto’s art in the second half was not as strong as the first, the recent panel serves as evidence that the mangaka is still capable of creating truly remarkable moments.
Moreover, the appearance of the Hero of Hell effectively highlighted Pochita’s immense strength and emphasized the stark contrast between him and the majority of Devils in the series. Thus, it will be intriguing to witness the outcome of these recent developments for both the Chainsaw Devil and Public Safety.
“I still think Darkness Devil is one of the best panels in manga history but this goes so damn hard,”someone said.
“This is definitely not on the same level of horror as Darkness devil. Because its not supposed to. This is more of ‘thats f… metal’ type panel like the curse devil,”another person said.
“Close Enough, welcome back Part 1,”someone else said.
Final Thoughts
Undoubtedly, Chainsaw Man chapter 172 pleasantly surprised many fans and the Hero of Hell played a significant role in that. This further demonstrates Fujimoto’s ability to craft striking panels.
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