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Yeah, I still think Part 1 is really good on its own, but what was the point of all that? Just for everything to get erased and for the characters to forget everything that happened? Like, how am I supposed to still feel anything for characters like Aki and Reze when they’re basically nobodies now and it’s practically as if they never even existed?

Anyway, I’ll probably stay in the Chainsaw Man fandom for a little while longer, but nothing major. Maybe I’ll watch the rest of Part 1 when it gets animated (I’m definitely not watching Part 2), and then goodbye Chainsaw Man. I’ll definitely be completely fed up with this franchise and its fandom by then.

I was inspired to make this post when I made a discussion on a certain subreddit on how Oda and Toriyama uses the same writing techniques but Oda seems to fumble his story while Toriyama seemed to enriched his. One comment criticized dragon ball (like normal) but strangely, this person didn't like dragon ball cos I kid you not one of his main criticisms was goku not having a specific goal. I was baffled. Is it that serious that he don't consider Dragonball good because of that?

Two other characters in here, Ichigo and yuji, doesn't have great goals either but bleach and jujutsu kaisen seemed to be beloved by many anyway. So I ask, should the goal of a main character be a serious criticism and should that really be a factor to avoid stories? I want your answers.

When i watched the last episode of the boys i felt that the final fight should have been larger in scale and that butchers conclusion was rushed.

My reaction to chainsawman's final chapter was literally "???"

So much expression and emotion, I love this

I genuinely think the Fate/Strange Fake production team just really wanted to get to the romcom/shoujo scenes with Richard and Ayaka instead of doing all those hype moments and aura purely because of how many fights are mostly just off screen in this show

Genuinely a top 3 arc in the whole series (and my personal favorite) and then right after he writes W*no which is the most insulting (insulting, not worst) arc in the whole series.

Not the final arc

Not the final chapter

But: chapter 98 to end of falling devil arc

How does one come to this conclusion after reading both endings?

And mind you, Homelander was humiliating himself because he was desperate for his life, while Denji humiliated himself just because he thought Fumiko was “cute.”