One of the most thrilling weekly shonen series currently being published is Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Chainsaw Man manga, now reaching what appears to be the climax of Part 2. The excitement from ongoing events is further amplified by the fact that Part 2 has matched the number of chapters that Part 1 had by the time it reached its climax.
Consequently, fans are eagerly speculating about the future of the Chainsaw Man manga following the conclusion of Part 2. While some believe this might be the end of the series, it seems far more probable that a third part is on the horizon for several compelling reasons.
Chainsaw Man manga is set for a Part 3, with plenty of story remaining post-Part 2 climax
As noted, the unfolding events in the Chainsaw Man manga strongly indicate that Part 2 is reaching its climax. This assertion is reinforced by the fact that it has approximately the same number of chapters as Part 1 did during its climax. This pattern implies that if Fujimoto maintains consistency in the length of each part, Part 2 is likely nearing its conclusion.
However, it’s important to recognize that there remains a substantial amount of story to unfold beyond the current events if they are truly the climax of Part 2. A critical storyline yet to be addressed is the introduction of the Death Devil, with several in-series months still separating the present events from its anticipated arrival in July 1999. Even if a timeskip occurs in the final stages of Part 2, it is improbable that this storyline will be fully resolved before the part concludes.
Additionally, many other aspects of the Chainsaw Man manga’s Part 2 narrative require further exploration. For instance, in chapter 176, new lore is introduced with the revelation that War Devil Yoru is technically the mother of Gun and Tank. This dynamic must be adequately examined to understand its implications in both practical and symbolic contexts.
The ultimate fate of Control Devil Nayuta also requires further investigation, especially given that her decapitated head in the chapters shows a mole that seems to be missing. Although this could be an oversight on Fujimoto’s part, the fact that this inconsistency appeared in two separate chapters makes it less likely. Therefore, it appears that there is more to Nayuta’s storyline, potentially revealing her fate to be less final than assumed.
Other significant plotlines, such as the Fire Devil’s motivations, the Aging Devil’s deal with Public Safety, and more, must also be resolved alongside the Death Devil’s narrative. The volume of content left to address seems too vast for the Chainsaw Man manga to wrap up adequately within the remaining chapters of Part 2.
A literary reason supporting the likelihood of a Part 3 lies in the character-driven nature of the story. Trilogies often work exceptionally well for character-focused narratives. The hero’s journey, known as the monomyth, aligns closely with Denji’s journey throughout the series.
Finally, the expectation of a Part 3 is bolstered by the significant buildup surrounding the Death Devil’s impending arrival. The multitude of conflicting forces gearing up against Death, including Public Safety and the Chainsaw Man Church, heightens the anticipation for the next installment.
Final thoughts
Considering all these factors, it appears probable that Fujimoto’s manga series will indeed feature a Part 3 following the conclusion of Part 2, expected to occur by this time next year. While Part 3 may potentially serve as the series’ conclusive segment, it is more likely that at least a third saga is forthcoming.
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