What Chainsaw Man Does BETTER Than Jujutsu Kaisen

[@ShonenOuji]

How would you compare CSM and JJK pacing? What other manga structure chapter pacing well?

[@frankraddi6872]

I think it’s fine I don’t have problem with it. Sometimes it’s hard to follow but not to bad for me. I think the choso stuff is being setup down the road for a scarfice for itadori it wouldn’t have an much emotional impact if it happened that chapter also with itadori not being their. I think chainsaw man being every other week definitely helps. It’s harder to fit everything in a weekly basis.

[@SamTheGumMan117]

Sakamoto Days structure is really fascinating to me

[@embryonichail7411]

Hello I recently watched ur video and I agree with most of your points but I disagree with the end of 208 jjk

[@joy4themightydonutchainsaw620]

I literally can’t argue this video because I read Chainsaw Man right after I woke up and I’m 10 chapters behind JJK

[@ShonenOuji]

Idk why but I couldn’t help but laugh out loud at the sheer honesty of your comment. Thank you.

[@dig1taltoaster]

This is actually really interesting and makes a lot of sense the more I think about it. I only casually catch up with JJK but rush to read the latest CSM chapter. I love both but this video does a great job in explaining something I never even bothered to think about.

[@ShonenOuji]

Thank you! I’m really happy to hear I could highlight this for you.

[@s71d3r]

I rush to both 😭

[@Ferrari03]

I’m rushing to read the latest CSM chapters only to see my wife Fami🤤

[@dig1taltoaster]

@@Ferrari03 real for that

[@almac5446]

I kind of find it funny that jjk fan are upset that is just fighting and csm fan are upset that there hasn't been one fight scene or crazy moment

[@ShonenOuji]

Oh the irony

[@almac5446]

@@ShonenOuji ultra irony I know chainsaw man fans don't remember a goddamn thing but literally the fucking was about character growth and dumb shit the fight scenes were the second part

[@frog6054]

Nope, I don't care if there is no fights scene in chainsaw man or any manga at all, as long as we get a get good story with deep characters.

[@JamPierreRow]

@@frog6054 👆this

[@sandalipavithra]

Omg though, the recent chainsaw man chapters are pretty chaotic and unexpected minus the lack the of fighting scene

[@tamato5745]

I think there's one major difference between jjk and csm which gives them strengths and weaknesses. One story is character driven (Chainsaw man) whereas the other is plot driven (jujutsu kaisen). This means in jjk you'll need to understand more and keep up with more that's going on, whereas in csm all you need to understand is the characters themselves. There isn't right or wrong but just preferences in how each story handles themselves. Both are goats at the end of the day as each one does their type of story very well.

[@kamuyking551]

my own critique of JJk vs. CSM is that JJK seems like it leaves more on the cutting room floor, while CSM just feels like it's moving quickly through it's material. biggest example is the protagonists... Yuji is presented to us as a pretty outgoing guy who lives with his grandpa, then his grandpa dies, and he has nobody aside from the sorcerers who basically abduct him without any resistance from anyone. and like... the series glosses over it, but _why_ doesn't anyone care? Yuji is shown to make fast friends with literally everyone he meets. it's a core character trait, and it's why the whole Junpei storyline worked the way it did. it feels like a gap where you're left wondering. CSM is different because the entire point of the introduction to the story is to establish Denji as a kid who has no one. mom is dead, dad is dead, he's in debt, which leaves him too busy to socialize properly, and divorced from the context of most kids his age... the way poverty isolates a person is the whole point. and when Denji is taken in by public service, you understand that Denji clings because, at this point, he has nothing else. it's so simple... it doesn't even take much time to set up, and it deepens your sympathy for Denji right away. but then I think that theme of poverty is utilized incredibly well in the rest of the story too, by introducing the complex interplay of the human monetary economy, and the devil fear based economy. right from the beginning, Denji starts as a helpless child with an impossible amount of debt... but even he has the ability to make a contract, or defeat devils, because some devils are lower in their own hierarchy, same as humans. in the same way that a human can be born to rich parents, given many opportunities, and use wealth to attain power in the world as they grow up... devils are also granted power by the conditions of their birth, and if you think about it, a devil that is powerful enough to terrorize people on their own actually has a way of artificially inflating its own strength. how many more people do you think became afraid of bats after nearly being caught up in the bat devil brawl? how many more would be terrified of bats if the bat devil had succeeded in eating the people he'd intended to? it's interesting to think about humans and their monetary economy, vs. devils and their fear-based economy, in terms of the type of power the winners get to have over the losers. and if you're born in the role of a loser, how much mobility do you have? it's interesting to think about what you have to do, in order to move up the ladder in each system. devils seem very obviously predatory toward humans, but it's interesting to note that weak humans can still kill weaker devils for monetary gain. it's interesting to think about how public service devil hunters have an almost paradoxical role to play in all of this... Kobeni exemplifies it best with her reaction to the eternity devil. this is a job that routinely sends people into battle against the stronger devils, and traumatizes them more and more over time. how might their fear and trauma actually play right into the needs of the more powerful devils that they fight? conversely, it's interesting to think about which devils are capable of collaborating with humans, without shooting themselves in the foot. snakes, ghosts, the future... people will be fearful of those things no matter what. a person's fear wouldn't be lessened by learning that those devils are benign. but thinking of fear as an economic force is also what combats power creep. Denji could grow to be the most technically strong person in the whole cast one day, sure... but he'd still be economically crushed under the weight of living as a human being. there are other forms of disempowerment acting against him, and because of the life he's led so far, his main goal is just to become basically financially secure. Denji grew up surrounded by the mundane fears of potentially dying, going unhoused, unfed, not having access to medical care, etc. and his standards for how he should be treated are monumentally low. in the realm of humans, he's poor as shit, which comes with all sorts of dehumanizing drawbacks, like having zero social leverage, being looked down on, and ending up living in isolation. but in the fear economy, his resilience means that he's doing pretty well for himself. there isn't much that intimidates him, and he's managed to menace a fair few strong devils by this point. yet his utility as a competent devil hunter only leads to the result of being used, because as a human, he's got no other value outside of that skill. and even when you consider the things that devils ask for in their contracts... body parts, or years off the person's life... the value of these things is derived from how much they might damage your quality of life to go without them. to lose an eye, an arm, a year you could've spent living with your loved ones... honestly, it sounds a lot like the things Denji sold in order to try and decrease his debt in the beginning of the story. this whole narrative is set up to ponder the value of a life, and how you can live it in a world that is always trying to take a bite out of you. how do you keep your head above water in a world that would readily strip you of everything, until there's nothing left? what makes a life like that valuable anyway? I just think that these questions flow a lot more cleanly in CSM, and keep coming up in new and interesting ways throughout the story.

[@kamuyking551]

@Better Call Lalo thank you! I know it wasn't really on the subject of pacing, but yeah... to me, CSM excels in the way it handles its themes. ^_^

[@kamuyking551]

@crystalblade13 yeah, it took me a moment to realize it too, but when the ghost devil started chipping away at Himeno, I kind of realized how that stacked up compared to Denji's condition in the beginning. or like... when you realize that Denji was able to kill the tomato devil because they were both poor in the resource that matters to them... it's just really interesting. in general, it feels like humans and devils have more direct influence on each other. it feels more personal... it's really cool!

[@badpiggy4177]

This is an amazing analysis of how the world in CSM works. Very well done Never really thought that some devils are also in poverty in their own hierarchy if there's less fear for them

[@kamuyking551]

@@badpiggy4177 yeah, it's actually kind of a cycle, because a devil can increase fear for a thing by terrorizing humans, to a certain extent... they actually have a very clear reason for why they won't just leave people alone. but then when you think about who would be first called upon to do the unenviable job of hunting devils, it would be people who are desperate for pay. and, likewise, when Denji was a child, I bet the only devils he was capable of killing on his own were ones like the tomato devil, who weren't very strong. fear-poor devils are in more danger of being hunted by humans, same as how cash-poor humans are more likely to consider fighting devils to make a living. and it's only when you get beaureaucratic organizers involved that there's enough pay on the table for skilled fighters to threaten the more powerful devils... but likewise, it's the more powerful devils that agencies like Makima's would go after, because of how much terror they routinely cause. it's a really cool way to create commentary about poverty, because even in real life, poverty just gives you way more things to worry about or be afraid of, which people who are financially secure probably don't even have to think about, and people who are rich are completely insulated from ever thinking about. would a person who owns a yacht ever consider the terror of choosing between food and rent? maybe if there was a devil for that... I bet the rent payment devil would be killer, yaknow?

[@kamuyking551]

@crystalblade13 I think instinctively, I thought it might've had something to do with Himeno's contract? like, when Himeno has the ghost devil fight for her, it takes her body one chunk at a time. in a simplified sense it could be seen as "I'll punch him once if you give me your arm. I'll punch him again if you give me the other one." that sort of thing. obviously it wasn't those exact rules, nor were the rules for any of it made explicit... I think it was purposeful that there was no dialogue or flashback to explain how Himeno's contract worked, and interestingly, when Akane had the ghost devil fight Aki, we didn't see it taking nearly the same toll on her body as it did on Himeno's. so part of me wonders if Himeno gave the ghost devil an in-the-moment instruction... like an ultimatum. something that would bind it, even after her death, if she agreed to give the ghost devil her life. something akin to "no matter what, you cannot kill Aki." the cigarette could've been a final message that Himeno also requested to be passed along, and the ghost devil just hasn't seen Aki since the last fight it was involved in. up until this point, we haven't seen a devil take someone's whole self, body and soul, as payment for something. and other devils will fight as hard as the ghost devil did for more manageable payment... like the snake devil taking fingernails or the fox devil taking skin. so if "never kill Aki" was the directive, maybe that drastic of a payment was enough to let the order supersede other orders given in the context of future contracts. and that wouldn't mean that the ghost devil couldn't fight Aki to the point of near death, thereby fulfilling its new contract to the best of its abilities. Himeno's final request might've just taken precedence. so like... that's my best guess. I'm still not sure what "easy revenge" means as a final message, but to me it feels like it's from Himeno, rather than being something the ghost devil elected to share. though I could be wrong, who knows? (EDIT: actually, in a very literal sense, "easy revenge" could refer to the idea that the ghost devil was technically what took Himeno's life. so if Aki wanted to kill the ghost devil for doing that, it'd be "easy revenge" because she ensured that the ghost devil _cannot_ kill Aki, and Aki knows how the ghost devil's sight works. and Aki is able to calmly kill it from that point forward, because he knows he has nothing to be afraid of. it could be Himeno not only dying, but offering Aki closure, which she knows is important to him. but that's only if all my other assumptions are correct, and might be a bit of a stretch.)

[@moviesandanime5636]

Pacing is very important for a story especially if a story needs a built up jujutsu Kaisen Pacing is very different because a lot of the dialogue explains how the power of the characters are used and what the power does, chainsaw man being chaotic as it is Pacing is much better because it keeps it simple and every chapter connects with the other chapters perfectly and the dialogue very straightforward to make the reader want to know what happens next in the story.

[@Ash-ep1nz]

i read CSM ans JJK weekly but while i rush to read the new Chainsaw man chapter every Tuesday...my excitement for JJK isn't on the same level. I feel the series has become too fight oriented, one fight after another since Shibuya.

[@Jesus_Zendejas]

I basically binged the whole shibuya arc and the other chapters after that and man I got bored reading. I just know I didn't know what I read after that

[@Ash-ep1nz]

@@Jesus_Zendejas I still like the maki vs zenin clan stuff and seeing her later in culling games also sukuna info we got here and there. I somewhat learning about Yuki's abilities but thats about it. i don't like anything else the manga is covering. Megumi still lacks a personality but the focus has been more on him

[@catjamcultist]

even though fujimoto is trying to experiment with the genre, csm isnt really a battle shounen its somewhat a balance between the two but less fight more character development but not so much that it become boring if you have read his one shots, you will know what hes capable off when it comes to storytelling wise but also making the readers feel a lot connected to the reader

[@ObamaBluWaffles-]

After the sukuna megumi plot twist i almost forgot about chainsaw man

[@asant90]

Im the opposite

[@SamTheGumMan117]

I kinda like how JJK fights go down especially in the culling game plus the choreography is dope most of the time but it seems some plot threads get intertwined but don't always get solved clearly to me I don't know I rumbled too much xD

[@ShonenOuji]

Definitely have to give credit to JJK choreography.

[@xxiamlostxx_dreams_7916]

Man..I really need csm anime to catch up to manga...Season 1 was way too short 😭

[@manojramesh4598]

Even if it was 12 episodes, it is golden and was well written, the English dub, bgm ost and the character development and screen time for each individual character and side characters was so good. Still so many complaint it's not manga/comic accurate by saying expression was cutten or meme expression was cut down, or complaining csm was very much realistic, and I don't think there is any problem, anime doesn't need to be comic accurate in visual expression but the story telling and character development and it's interaction is the main sweet of chainsaw man anime and i truly satisfied by it, Hope they finish reze arc chainsaw man movie and soon season 2 with completion of part 1 of chainsaw man.

[@chineseobama6043]

So pumped for the movie, but what I'm mostly looking forward to is the assassin arc, people aren't ready for the peak that's coming

[@a.8976]

I completely agree with you..loved how the director went with a 'cinematic approach' rather than 'just another shounen anime' approach​..which Japanese fans aren't able to adapt@@manojramesh4598

[@ltcrescent4011]

While it is a bit fair that chainsaw man seems to have slowed down in part 2, I feel like it's because it's now a completely different story. Part 1 felt very centered around denji and his journey, but for the most part that's wrapped up, but still a bit open. As such I feel that fujimoto is now expanding the range and is looking through a wider and more complex lenses while still retaining what we love. The other part is that fujimoto's writing is now like a masterfully written horror film. You slowly add details and tension and when there is the eventual release it hits HARD

[@cedricwine]

JJK's pacing is the Shounen Jump's pacing. In my opinion Gege or his editor still stuck on their "Shounen Jump's Mentality". Which is shame because we know Gege is trying to do something different yet somehow someway some stupid rules prevent him from doing so.

[@gbemade]

Tbh idk if its pacing is conventional at all the story structures dont mirror anything like bleach , or naruto or any other mainstream shonen

[@phantommare8778]

As someone who read JJK and CSM mangas I think I agree with your thoughts. Both are my most favorites in their generation so I have an extra attention while reading it, and I found out that what the difference between them are CSM is more organized very well in writing their story to deliver first before the battle. JJK is mostly focused on the battle scenes first because we've seen many times during the the battle they just added the explanation or information text on their panels, it still good but if they wrap the story more organized on delivering story it would be much much better because JJK has more interesting concept.

[@volatile69]

This is perfectly put into words. I had no issues reading csm weekly, I enjoyed myself. But jjk truly blossoms only when you binge and tear through chapters in one sitting

[@moolcazy3805]

Personal I like reading jjk week to week with its current pacing in individual chapters And I don't feel like it's a bad thing to continue where a previous chapter left off with no set up at the beginning of a chapter like in the yuta fight, cause it feels nice to get back right into the action Plus that fight was set up to be a 4 way battle so it only makes sense that yuta had to constantly fight with no breaks when he essentially broke the balance of the stalemate in sendai colony I feel like it might actually be good to actually focus more on making a more enjoyable experience on a macro scale than a individual micro scale cause most manga are always more enjoyable on a binge anyway

[@jole5468]

"wouldnt you want fight after fight?" NO ABSOFUCKINGLUTELY NOT!! i want good character interactions

[@LuciTv_]

The fact that this is still happening is hilarious

[@YourNemesis361]

I always found CSM’s story to be just more interesting than jjk, then again that’s probably because CSM isn’t like other shonen that have come out in the past years

[@ShounakDolase-dn8jw]

Respecting your opinion , I think jjk has a better story but the execution has cause it's downfall that's all .. World of devil and hinteres isn't new for us I've seen tons of anime with his theme while even curses aren't new to us but jjk has done a great job at world building it's dark and not so shounen

[@Yorrnnash]

TLDR; CSM has better setups, conflicts are short and sweet and poses questions that leave the person to decipher and infer. JJK has more detail and more chapters drawn out for longer fights to fully show a character's prowess against that opponent, has less setup and overall less moments without conflict (partially at least because Gege Akutami wants to finish JJK by the end of the year) and explains a lot more of how things and why they happened shortly after or in the next chapter. Note to take in, I have read both consistently each week and I prefer JJK in general yet that doesn't make me devalue CSM. Agree with the pacing, Tatsuki Fujimoto has better setup followed by execution then next chapter it is continuation and end. That is what it makes so easy to be caught up, there is a cliff hanger or something of interest always there for next chapter. And while Gege Akutami does not have as much of a setup or it's relevancy to the rest of the chapter, which I do not deny at points, he did say he wants to finish up JJK by 2024, which I am not saying he is rushing fights but considering he writes fights for quite a few chapters like around 4, which adds up to nearly a month, he doesn't have that much time if he wants to be over with it by the end of the year. While I am a fan of both, I'll say that both of them keep my interest consistently but in their own way, especially with in my opinion JJK peaking right now. I rush to check for spoilers for latest chapter on a Tuesday here whilst then following up with reading a chapter of chainsaw man (unless they are on break of course). I'd say that the story is in better detail and at a slower pace for the fights in JJK (not saying the fights are slow but that they are close and up in detail) whilst CSM is just great setup so that they can breeze through the chaotic story, finishing conflicts within 4 chapters and then spending like 6 or so having some non fight conflict or just chill yet interesting chapters. But yes JJK is also breezing through the story whilst just having more chapters be dedicated to less non conflict and/or setup chapters and more just straight up fights, whilst the chapters actually in between fights aren't that long, the moments are of course interesting in relevant before quickly getting back to fighting. In my opinion, Gege did setup better before than in the current moment of JJK and if he didn't have his own time limit for finishing JJK he could have proper full chapters dedicated to chill yet interesting movements along with setup chapters. Interestingly enough, chainsaw man leaves many questions for the conflict chapters whilst JJK is pure hype at it's core for fights and whilst the conflict does pose questions, they are often answered rather than left to the reader to think and decipher it and infer what is going on with some things.

[@MikoRaiton]

For me both are goat but somehow I feel like Chainsaw man is more friendly and addictive

[@142pratapsingrathod6]

IMO Jjk is battle shounen It's adrenaline rushing It gives what i expect And some cool character arc But CSM is Lil different it's more of character study it feels personal Tho there is a less action but It's creative and simple but looks great CSM art is also good compare to Jjk Conclusion both mangaka and manga are goated

[@OdaNobunaga15]

I think One Piece is a really good example (for me) of a series that tends to have rather long pacing in its arc but still manages to be exciting almost every chapter to make up for it.

[@ShonenOuji]

I have to agree for the most part. Definitely in pre timeskip. The only arc I’d disagree with is Wano. I could not follow it weekly.

[@OdaNobunaga15]

@@ShonenOuji I was okay with Wano, but I get. It was very long and some chapters dragged here and there (especially during the Udon Prison portion). I actually really loved Onigashima but I also agree it started to drag very slowly near the climax to the point where in some casesI just wanted it to end already.

[@joelroman9819]

@@ShonenOuji wano is definitely better reading when it’s all said and done

[@The_Omnipotent_Lurk]

To me it’s definitely Chainsawman and mainly, because i like that this manga has the GUTS for controversial depictions and wordings. SPOILER Few examples, Denji’s cooking lesson with Makima, Police raid at Nayuta’s school, Yamero Takeshi reference, The Spinal Cord Sword.

[@amournat]

I think given the complexity of JJK’s power system and Gege’s focus on the technical side of jujutsu, the flow of each chapter wavers. In CSM, (to some extent) fights are just fights and there isn’t rlly much Fujimoto explains in context.

[@tamato5745]

When it comes to power systems, I would agree. Gege has a very interesting and complex power system where he wants the audience to understand how things are working in the fight because it's fascinating watching these people use jujutsu techniques. It also builds on the setting everything takes place in as a result while also building intrigue on how someone could use their abilities to overcome adversity outside of just the fight they're in. However, Fujimoto seems to have favoured a much more simpler power system. Where long explanations aren't necessary to understand what is going on. This leaves room for more character building, or set ups, or plot hooks, etc. Neither of these systems are bad nor a wrong way to write a story. Each has their own target audience and it's up to your tastes on which one you favour.

[@invertez3483]

Like how denji beat justice devil cuz he doesnt think lmao

[@amournat]

@@invertez3483 yeah lol

[@catt639]

As someone who is up to date with each CSM chapter but can't move forward after one episode of JJK I get your reasoning. I saw others shaming CSM fans saying they are simpletons and can't handle detailed plots, but I assure that I have interest in detailed plots and world building but it must not feel like a chore or studying for homework 😂😂. JJK has the plot of every Shounen ever with slight tweaks of characters to make them good but that's it nothing pulls me towards it. It does not give an experience of it's own. But CSM is very different in storytelling even though it uses some cliche setups. The story flows on its own and the characters interactions feel natural but tension packed that you want to see what's going to happen next. In conclusion, JJK has solid content and can pull an average Shounen fan, but CSM is enjoyable to both a casual reader and for someone who wants to analyze and enjoy it as an art.

[@frog6054]

True, chainsaw man is the most unique shonen manga. It's feel like reading seinen manga and I absolutely love seinen.

[@matiasiglesias8645]

You do realise that manga and especially jjk is designed to be read from volume to volume

[@john_emperor01488]

I personally enjoy jjk pacing mainy in shibuya where the story was scattered but if you continuously till the end it all comes together and its very rewarding

[@robbysalmon8902]

Hahaha you literally just explained it. JJK story is all over the place and it doesn’t come together 😂😂 u just have characters fighting for no reason lol with no real goal

[@ReiRei12]

To be honest, the reason why JJK is hard to follow because the rules of the culling game is confusing.

[@TheANSONATOR]

There wasn’t much point to them in the end 😅 It finished before I even understood the rules

[@ReiRei12]

@@TheANSONATOR Haha exactly.

[@alejandrogonzalez-gq4xm]

​@@TheANSONATORwhat's your reading level?

[@TheANSONATOR]

@@alejandrogonzalez-gq4xm 2

[@ludareinoso381]

Chainsawman another level

[@lix1806]

Jjk is a much better experience if you binge read it imo

[@ShonenOuji]

I like the weekly read but I would definitely still agree.

[@svenlechtenberg8119]

For me jjk is perfect and that's just a personal opinion but from the first time reading it till now it's a pleasure Started reading the manga while 150 chapters were out and didn't take me 5 days to bench it cause I loved it so much and that didn't change to this day

[@dinoblaze502]

Personally for I feel like Jjk’s pacing is much better. Mainly because you have no idea what will happen next especially these recent chapter. However for Chainsaw man it’s pacing more lax which is not bad. But it’s kind of easy to guess. It also doesn’t help that the recent Csm chapters have been very short recently. Meanwhile Jjk’s have been very long. But who knows it could change.

[@bornanime3255]

Yeah, reading jjk week to week can get a bit daunting. I'm that Yuta fight you mentioned the climax for that was the 3-way domain expansion. However, when nothing came of it that entire battle lost all its hype for me. Another aspect of CSM's pacing is probably the content. I don't know about other people, but Fujimoto's chapters feel like they don't ever pack enough meat in them. I regularly find myself feeling like there should've been at least 5 more pages worth of content or like I missed some pages somehow. Not that it wasn't a good chapter, but that there should have been more. It's the hunger and curiosity that also keeps me coming back.

[@ShonenOuji]

That seems to be a recurring theme with people. Fujimoto knowing how to leave people wanting more.

[@fire_dragonhd9105]

That's how you know an author knows what he's doing. Hes working at his own pace, and that pace is causing readers to want more. Because of this 90 percent of the time people will come back for more rather than get annoyed and drop the series.

[@hvalle1086]

1. Everything 2. Even more, somehow

[@bret3925]

Unpopular opinion... i prefer jjk story way more than chainsaw man, jjk is mini archs of 3 to 5 chapters usually, I prefer this tbh. But I like asking 2 questions for every 1 answered

[@partyjams]

You are playing with fire with this one my friend 😅. But if anyone knows good structure it’s you. The argument made here is pretty sound. Though I would also say JJK has a lot more moving parts than CSM and that makes it harder for some people to follow. But going back to the issue of structure. I feel this is issue of setup to resolution becomes a bigger problem for monthly series. Since entire month is needed for a chapter’s release, the feeling of “nothing happening” is stronger if things aren’t structured well. Especially if each chapter is continuing a fight. If you ever decide to make a video on a monthly series, might be worth revisiting what you established here. Maybe discuss how weekly v monthly are & should be structured.

[@ShonenOuji]

Great point. If anything, I would probably do that on AoT. It was sooooo much better binging then following on a monthly basis.

[@asaaddarwish621]

ldk man for me personally l like jjk pacing more than csm with the story going from a character's pov to another plus l don't understand the point about yuta's fight l was reading it weakly and him jumping from uro to ryu was well done

[@yomitono]

deaths in JJK was for me more painful when i saw himeno death or other character don't makes me feel bad. They just die like someone that i nearly know. (Ofc aki death was painful because he gets more screen time). When we see Nobara that is probably dead, gojo who is sealed, nanami and every Itadori's mentor, friends just die on his eyes. These two series are really good and I'm gonna still reading because they are just great. I like concept of devils and curses. I like in both characters (even more in csm but only a few really brings my attention). The power system is good but less complicated in csm. That's just my opinion but i can really choose which one is better Have a great day

[@Paratet]

Watching JJK Season 2, I can say that the anime definitely makes up for whatever weaknesses the JJK manga has. I can't really remember anything from Gojo Gaiden outside outside of the Touji fight and a few key moments. The anime helps fill in a lot of gaps. Like how the current first year's relationship is very close to Gojo's class's relationship, and why Gojo purposefully seeks out and nurtures unconventional sorcerers (Yuji, Maki, Panda, Hakari, Okkotsu). I can't fully blame Gege because the initial parts of his story were perfectly paced and built up to the big battle. I can't help but think this is burnout and editor pressure.

[@datface7615]

I actually cant see the difference I mean They both are amazing masterpieces And i cant decide wich one is off

[@Gabe_read_manga]

Geart video man 👍

[@ShonenOuji]

Thanks Gabe!

[@himanshurohewal1623]

Main reason why jjk is more successful is because it is gege first series but csm is fujimoto's second big series. Most fuji fans know his writing from firepunch and are ready for everything. But jjk is a whole new experience. This is why csm feels dull and jjk feels hyped.

[@fredrickum5474]

I think a big reason I prefer chainsaw man over jjk is that while the characters in both series feel kind of cold and distant and not really heroic or emotionally vulnerable, I have a much greater understanding of why that is in Chainsaw man. The fact that Denji grew up on the street and devil hunters all die young makes me understand why they act the way they do. When Gojo is smug and arrogant and doesn't take things seriously, or Yuji snaps after seeing someone die, I don't really feel what they're feeling because I am never shown why they are like that. The best example of this I think comes with the rival, Megumi and Aki. In my opinion, Aki is a much better version of Megumi, a stoic guy who hides his feelings and fights for his lost family. It's hard to explain but I just feel it more from Aki. You get a much better sense of his hopelessness and desperation, all within the first 10 episodes of chainsaw. I didn't even start to care about Megumi until episode 23

[@ShounakDolase-dn8jw]

Dnejis character is very unique but character development is where I started losing interest in denji lol , till now I've watched a lot of animes but never seen a character like denji and I liked that but the moment he started having all the sad backstory bs and his friends dying as the plot progress nah man it's just the same old shounen again .. Where as in JJK Yuji is so much like shounenes MCs but not very much as well character has nice depth a very wicked backstory the character development is small but effective which makes him unique.. That's just one of my problems with CSM rest it's a great my type of anime . No hate to CSM it's greater than jjk since gege is rushing the manga , but gotta hand it to jjk when it comes to character design and making

[@1awsomechannel]

yoooo i hav a calendar reminder for csm and for jjk im waiting for the seasons to drop cuz its easier than getting thro a chapter

[@bransin]

I feel like the second part of chainsaw has been too slow. But then I started reading 3 chapters at a time and it fixed the issue lol

[@maxim3939]

ima best honest, there isnt a single thing jjk does better than csm imo. No matter if Story, plottwists, characters, pacing, art and yeah even fights. I guess i dont have to explain why story and characters are better since that should be common sense, tho I often do hear people say that jjk fights are better which is a take i cant understand. im currently at the chapters after hakari vs kashimo and so far the author has spammed one fight after another and in a really bad way. He puts so many new characters that have no use for the story, creates abilities that take multiple pages to explain (and arent rly that cool/dont need to be that complicated) and the art isnt good enough for one of the most selling manga, like i cant even recognize whats happening most of the fights. The fights are also very generic with both sides spamming all their abilities and shouting out their attacks like that hasnt been done 20 years ago. CSM is the opposite, since every character has the devils abilties, like being a bomb, having chainsaw arm or throwing chains and nothing more. they have to use these limited abilities smart in order to win, like setting himself on fire to kill darkness buffed doll devil or throwing bomb girl into water. Another thing is that csm fights are extremely fast paced and have way less talking than jjk fights

[@C.O.E.V.I.W]

Agreeeed

[@josebadia1493]

Based

[@shannon1242]

Agree. I compare the two all the time but will say Chainsaw man is slightly better because the story feels more focused. I'm not following so many people and plot lines. I enjoy the plot lines of jjk but you're right. I'm refreshing Chainsaw man every week while I might let a few weeks build to catch up on jjk.

[@fukunaga-kane]

Everything. CSM’s writing is novel literature level. Even Naoki Urusawa praise Fujimoto.

[@lunar3055]

Tbh I like both but it’s the exact opposite for me. I rush to see the next jjk chapter as soon as I can see it. But I rarely do that for csm. Ig I just like jjk more

[@michaeljimenez3680]

I've tried getting into jjk many times but i simply can't bring myself to care about the cast. Juji I'd a Gary sue who can break world records in the first episode and learns how to use cursed energy through watching movies. I don't kind the gag of him watching movies yo get a better understanding of his emotions however to actually increase his abilities as much as that did made it silly for me. The villains are quite literally evil for evilsake, and at the start they aren't seen as much of a threat. Most of the fights are two guys jumping the villain or waiting for gojo to save them if not sukuna to do most of the heavy lifting. Itadoris grandpa was clearly important to him but after he dies that's that, nothing more about him and it rarely even gets mentioned.

[@Ixe2077]

These are pretty much early JJK issues, it gets better later on given certain events, but I doubt you'll really be keen on it given your opinion.

[@wtfogers]

Man watched the first episode and watched all the fights in yt and bitching abt it

[@gbemade]

Ur complaints r odd to me Yuji isnt a gary sue at all, he almost dies the first fight he’s in and atp in the series he realistically only has 1 clean W and that’s against the cockroach cursed spirit I feel like ur restricting urself with ur viewpoints on the villains. U can find a lot of nuance and themes outside of a typical “morally gray” antagonist, ur prioritizing the motivations too much. As well as the only villains r are just evil for the sake of it, r sukuna, mahito, and “geto” but still get fleshed outcij other ways.The two major antagonists “geto” and sukuna r built up throughout the series n u jus need to wait to see them fleshed out. Also the villains r VERY threatening n kill important characters all the time Ur the only person ive ever seen complain abt the 2 v 1s 😭 but outside that the gojo example exists in one fight , the sukuna example also exists in one fight. Even tho yuji’s grandpa isnt brought up much, his finalwords are the most important thing to yuji and his dilemma and it becomes more and more evident throughout the series Def try it again cuz it rlly seems like u we’re watching the series wrong n misinterpreting it heavily

[@cocosdad]

i dropped jjk during the shibuya incident bc i had no idea what was going on

[@miftahuljannat3050]

You left it at its best arc 💀

[@younesabdel7442]

I get the point, but a lot of people were saying the same thing about shibuya arc until they went back and reread the whole arc from start to finish and suddenly it became "one of the best current gen arcs." Imagine culling games when it gets fully animated: the longest fight which is hakari and kashimo (4 chapters) will probably only last around 2 episodes or less when you consider that most of it is trading hits and explaining his domain expansion. JJK is kinda hard to read weekly, but when its animated its a different story.

[@xx0t4kuxx99]

Finally someone said it

[@blazingboifire]

i get your point while csm 1 and 2 fujimoto has better set up for the fights and the fights and done well end well and the story flows well from the set up for the fight then the fight itself and then the aftermath of the fight while i agree gege does need to make hes set up and make the singular chapters like you said there own stories for the week they release in but as a reader of jjk and as a watcher of csm both manga have there own pros and cons tl dr i agree with you

[@lucaspoon4202]

(Anime-only btw) JJK just doesn't feel like it's really about anything. At least any central thing in particular. Neither do the characters. And well I know JJK is popular and whatnot,, but I personally like when a story is actually about something.. You have Yuji who lost his grandpa and is as good with powers as he is at friend stuff, but not much else to him. Oh yeah he wants to die well cuz his gramps and well.. yeah. Again just goes back to gramps. But he's the protag so the shows about death and its meaning right? The preciousness of life? Well... Fugishiro was an emo middle schooler and has like a super complex monologue to give every time he wants to say something honestly simple about himself/worldview like what it means to be heroic or not etc plus hidden potential powers. Nobara is just hard at work loving herself when she's all pretty and dressed up and when she's being strong cuz she's motherf#cking Kugisaki Nobara y'all... Then u have Gojo who's da best and strongest with a totally fake child-personality (which honestly annoys me) to cover up a totally-subtle darker side to him... totally not gonna upset the power balance at some point by both killing some higher up and probs by dying himself cuz how else in a shonen. Basically ultimate dopest sensei and father figure to Yuji so yay. Todo is about high IQ hallucinations and whamen. (OH yeah Yujis about whamen too! SUPER META AND RELATEABLE CHARACTERS. ALL MEN UNITE FOR THESE TWO CUZ THEY GOT TASTE) Nanami is about disrespecting and being a Gojo foil cuz anybody who can do that is obvsly a chad and about commentary on the woes of middle age work life. Little annoying Witch girl and bigger annoying gun girl are about commentary on gender roles. (Oh right! Nobara and Maki are the counters to them who are obvsly on the righteous side of feminism! Such complexity to this show! Such balls for JJK to be able to say "I am a shonen that respeccs women!") Panda is Po with a tinge of Hulk and "I'm a real boy!" cuz why not include that. Patchwork face dude likes to do evil stuff and ramble about super deep philosophical shit which places the emphasis on a readers investment in the story on basically their attention-span for exposition. Oh yeah so does every single forced flashback to exist in this entire show. So... right! I guess the shows about death right? Because to talk about a good death means living a good life right? I guess the shows about life and stuff... I mean it is... But it's way of going about it basically amounts to just making a long list and checking boxes for various social and global issues relevant and irrelevant to the real world to just yell out "WE GOT IT!" It doesn't actually effectively draw any concrete overarching themes or say any single thing about it all. It tries to say just about everything possible and to me all the various voices of the characters just drown each other out. Parallel to what Gojo said, I'll make my own version, "by being shown everything, you aren't told anything" CSM is about poverty and the search for human connection. Everything in the story supports these two main themes. Denji wants sex and physical intimacy because he thinks that's what'll lead to true connection. He doesn't know cuz he was deprived of it thru poverty and insufficient love as a child. He loves Makima because she gives him both a life away from poverty and the physical affection he wants and thinks he needs. He forms deep familial connections with Power and Aki thru comraderie and fulfillment of each other's pitfalls in basic needs in love too. They form something pure aside from all the brokenness from everybody else in the story. Denji grapples with his emotions thru loss of those forms of love and subjects himself to poverty under Makima personally to the point of slavery. Even the Devils whole fear based hierarchal system gives them a social stricture of their own where many Devils are left struggling for love and hindered by their overwhelming status or lack thereof. The chainsaw devil was too strong to rlly recieve love until it sank to the pits of the human world with Denji. The Control devil may be following a similar route. Even the damn Bat Devil and Leech Devil were a couple, not strong enough to realize their dream, yet still united by it. The gun devil a weaponized force of nature for the sake of world war... Basically u get the point. CSM says something. Sure it doesn't have the sheer quantity of things to say that JJK does but the focus on the quality of a few monumental things make CSM's voice louder then anything JJK could ever say. Annnnnnddd... Yes. The pacing annoying af. No fight shall go uninterrupted without some usually-unwanted flashback or exposition dump. And that's not even covering the stuff you did cuz no point restating what you already did in the video.

[@alejandrogonzalez-gq4xm]

Baised

[@alejandrogonzalez-gq4xm]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kramer8]

Bro ultimately speaks facts🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[@yeet1103]

Yea I agree. Its one of the major reasons why I couldn't get into the chainsaw man anime. The pacing isn't as good as the Manga. I heard Fujimoto was working with the production team but that man is a mangaka NOT an anime director.

[@halo5296]

and i still prefer jjk over csm

[@aaronbrown125]

For me I would seperate them like this.... 1. Story - Both 2. Hype - JJK 3. Plot Twists - CSM 4. Protagonists - CSM 5. Male Characters - JJK 6. Female Characters - CSM 7. Villains - JJK 8. Art Style - CSM 9. Fight Choreography - JJK 10. Manga - Both 11. Anime - JJK 12. OST - JJK 13. Animation - JJK 14. Voice Acting - CSM 15. Opening Songs - JJK 16. Ending Songs - CSM 17. Consistancy - CSM 18. Pacing - JJK 19. Worldbuilding - CSM 20. Popularity - BOTH

[@callanharvey6264]

I'm surprised you went with CSM for voice acting, the voice acting in JJK is some of the best I've ever heard

[@aaronbrown125]

@@callanharvey6264 True! It was a hard choice for me to pick but I gave it to CSM because I counted English Dub as well and the CSM eng dub is far more superior than JJK eng dub.

[@callanharvey6264]

@@aaronbrown125 Ahhhh that makes sense, I have not heard any of the CSM dub but what I have heard of the JJK dub was pretty damn bad haha.

[@Ambatakum9284]

I liked the csm op more than the jjk op imo

[@Haz3dNightfall]

Overall, I'd argue that Chainsaw Man's Ending OST's gives It a slight edge over JJK in terms of OST. Also, considering how unstable the pacing that JJK's finale has gotten I'd also argue that CSM also has the upper hand with It's consistent pacing.

[@erenyeager6210]

To put it in the most simple way Jjk is boring for me compared to CSM After Shibuya arc i lost interest in jjk But incase of chainsaw man there haven't been a single chapter where i was like "ok i can wait for the nxt ch" it's always like "where is the next chapterrrrrr ahhhh"

[@ashishnanda9278]

Dr. Stone fans like if u want ouji to make a video roasting TMS for making Francois's hair blonde instead of brownish(just kidding)🙃 👇👍

[@thefunkydeep446]

I thought chainsaw man ended with volume 10

[@Verte7]

Everything

[@BoredDior]

One piece has a similar issue to JJK its much better at Macro pacing than weekly sometimes its very hard to wait weekly for one piece

[@ShounakDolase-dn8jw]

Now thats weird cuz all i heard about one piece is it's stretched unnecessarily 1000+ ep and still no sign of ending

[@malboy4728]

Chainsawman is really good

[@bananapp5562]

For me jjk is better at nearly everything i like to read a manga that makes me( think) ..chainsaw man is fun but i can always wait for the next chapter and i dont rush to spoilers ..but man. Jjk makes me ask for a new chapter every day lol

[@LosHuxleys]

What Chainsaw Man does better than JJK? … E V E R Y T H I N G

[@srihariyanti7689]

nope i love itadori personality sometimes i dont understand him but i will

[@LosHuxleys]

@@srihariyanti7689 a potato has more personality than Itadori

[@bananapp5562]

Cap

[@srihariyanti7689]

@@LosHuxleys lol your a slander to itadori i am a wanda maximoff fans too, wanda and itadori have fi dominans, and wanda is so selfish in terms her own happiness with her family

[@rogar0x785]

The hype runied chainsaw man experience

[@rogar0x785]

@@cam_rie I could not care less

[@josebadia1493]

Imagine falling for the hype of something and the complain

[@4elements279]

Call me whatever but, all this problems people have with jjk doesnt hit me, i like it a lot, i try to forgive gege cuz of gis health and i really understand every point the manga makes (all those fraud memes are geting on my nerves rn)

[@wolfnahson9389]

I love both

[@Prime_Legend]

Honestly these complaints sound like nitpicking for a much simple problem..JJk is hard to follow weekly because of the culling game rules which are complicated. The plot that JJK is trying to tell is vastly more complicated.

[@shubhamrathod87]

I dont why everyone is saying bad things about jjk like serious did you see the news the jjk is most profitable series of 2022 and i am big fan of csm but as business point of view it is not doing well take look on recently bluray sales csm sales were worse than bocchi the rock.

[@yoman7873]

This guy isn't saying any bad thing about JJK. This video is all about how he thinks CSM chapters have better structure than JJK chapters which makes it easier to follow weekly than JJK. That's it. That's all the point he is making. I don't know how you took it as him saying bad things about JJK.

[@shubhamrathod87]

yess i got it but the way he structure it i did get impression that he straight up saying jujutsu kaisen is have bad pacing when following weekly for me who is reading both series i will definitely say that when you reread the whole series you will get better understanding of jujutsu kaisen world and for chainsaw man its get better for character so its complete different experience for both series.

[@MinatotheGreenLantern]

@@shubhamrathod87 sales doesn’t define a series quality lmao

[@shubhamrathod87]

​@@MinatotheGreenLantern yes i know that but sadly it show that chainsaw man is not for everyone and jjk is better for wider audience

[@MinatotheGreenLantern]

@@shubhamrathod87 fair enough JJK does tend to lean more towards the generic shonen thing while CSM just scrambles it

[@apollyon2018]

Ngl I just can't get invested in anything serious in CSM. I love the stupid moments between characters, but I can't take them seriously for even a single moment

[@J.D.J.D]

JJK just has plain, boring and mostly flat characters. Jokes consist mostly of "hey we go shopping like the homies" jokes that feel like the author checking his "hip and cool with the kids" box.

[@srihariyanti7689]

no more devils -wanda maximoff House of m

[@darriuslee4047]

I agree to the extend that jjk is more messy and sometime the new CT may be so complicated. Thou csm part 2 may be kinda boring to me but i understand fast .

[@darriuslee4047]

But reading as a whole of culling game arc plus the fight scene will make you hype up. Yuuta fight is one of my fav

[@bj_cat103]

I'd say that both hell's paradice and jjk are better than chainsaw man, first two have some seriousness to them, raise social problems, have interesting characters, while csm is all about fun, chaos, fanservice, goofiness. I still enjoyed csm, but would say that it's nowhere close the other two

[@frog6054]

I still haven't read jjk but I find hell's paradise to be mediocre. The story just ended up being battle shonen towards it's last arc with a cliche ending. While chainsaw man have a more engaging story with unexpected twist.

[@bj_cat103]

@@frog6054 ending isn't too cliche, but to understand it you have to read dialogues carefully

[@frog6054]

@@bj_cat103 Please elaborate on how deep the ending is

[@josebadia1493]

Garbage take,It seems that you don't have reading comprenhension.

[@Uwhwvwgwh]

YES

[@BlastBaru]

Funnily enough I'm the complete opposite, I've been rushing to see every new JJK chapter for awhile while CSM has really made me lose interest in the series (which I still didn't think it was as great as ppl said even before)

[@lalalyssuh9514]

I dropped jjk manga and im too impatient to wait for a new csm chapter

[@asant90]

I love JJK and I get hyped every week while CSM is more casual for me, still great but JJK story is just way better imo.

[@gyanlelhenam2874]

Nothing

[@gojoteoo9611]

if you read your comments it sounds like everyone disagrees with what you're saying or just thinks differently about what you're saying. then you said you dont think jujustu kaisen has a consistent set up while the flashback explains most of the current fight and how we got to the fight. so honestly, it just sounds like you nitpicking. last but not least Jujutsu Kaisen has been the number one manga for 2 years now so whatever you're saying jujustu kaisen does worse than chainsaw man the fans and most of everyone think differently. in all good video and I want you to remember what you say and I say is subjective but the numbers dont lie!

[@yoman7873]

If numbers don't lie than Demon Slayer is the best manga/anime of the 21st century. Also Harry Potter is the greatest book series of all time. Lord Of the Rings and Game of Thrones is mid compared to Harry Potter following your logic. Also Pokemon is the best video game of all time. Do you agree with this? If you don't than your logic has flaws and sales can't be the only factor to determine which series is better.

[@gojoteoo9611]

@Yo Man Harry Potter is my favorite book and movie Personally and it also seems that numbers don't lie in that aspect also and even if I didn't agree with what you said if you read what I said when I stated that what I said and what he said is all subjective but what we can't ignore is the numbers and what majority of people take over other books, mangas, and series in general ask for Demon Slayer it is one of the best mangas of the 21th century and numbers also do not lie and that aspects and people would still rather take that over many of the series even now so that's something I cannot dispute against because with that same type of energy with the numbers don't lie and as I also stated once before when I was talking about jujutsu kaisen. Demon slayer was doing something right to be the numbers one for how long it did same as jujutsu kaisen right now.

[@gojoteoo9611]

@Yo Man moral of the story on what I'm trying to say to you is pretty much this dude who made this video is saying Jujutsu kaisen is bad at a lot of things and Chainsaw man is better but in all what he saying is subjective but what people buy more of is the fact that they prefer Jujutsu kaisen over chainsaw man more and I doubt people will just be buying more of Jujutsu kaisen volumes if they didn't like it over chainsaw man that's all I'm trying to say I hope you can understand that

[@MinatotheGreenLantern]

Not everyone disagrees

[@gojoteoo9611]

@Minato Seal of DEATH looks like most do and as I said number's don't lie also do you want to debate me in something

[@Arasa왕]

I dont even like chainsaw man tho. Its boring in my opinion. JJK has all reasons to the fights taking place. Theyre in a game for real so each have to fight another. What do you expect lol?

[@anonymous-wu9md]

csm has better story and mc

[@Trixkstering_]

​@@anonymous-wu9mdmc part is cap

[@ShounakDolase-dn8jw]

​@@anonymous-wu9md cap lol story and mc straight goes to jjk , CSM has a repitetive story with devil's and all. But jjk is highly inspired from bleach and has build a unique story around curses

[@vodkabrrat]

@@ShounakDolase-dn8jw the mc in jjk isnt even the mc LMFAO nice try tho

[@jetrenapasteta886]

Chainsaw man isn't easier to follow , panelling is so autistic and chapters link up in very weird ways that make you wonder what the fuck happened all the time

[@anonymous-wu9md]

cap

[@Ambatakum9284]

bro ur just dyslexic

[@Paratet]

Honestly interested in how you see this. Fujimoto's paneling is universally praised and for good reason. In my opinion, it's especially great in part 2 since sometimes he'll have 20 pages to work with and other times he'll get 30. Every chapter moves along, nicely though. I can only guess you're referring to the falling arc. I get why you feel that way, but that arc still flowed really well and had a very badass, fanfic ending lol.

[@Sayri-cy6mx]

I hate to break it to you you’re probably just dyslexic like me💀

[@Altsncro]

Heres the problem with chainsaw man, we have absolutely no idea on what the ending will focus on. With JJK we at least know that something related to sukuna will happen eventually, however Chainsaw man as of now has no direction. I fear that Chainsaw man will turn into FirePunch, a Great start and "Middle" but near the end there's no more content to be done. With both chainsaw man and firpunch there was a idea or typical final boss a interesting mechanic and plot but were soon derailed in incoherent madness (Not the good kind). By trying to subvert the standered shonen trope of "Big bad we have to defeat" Fujimoto basically wrote himself into a corner or rather into open space where nothing is grounded to anything and with the story feeling finished.

[@MinatotheGreenLantern]

I necessarily think that’s a problem, if anything I think it’s great that we don’t know what the ending will focus on it keeps me guessing

[@aguywhocreatesmusic5215]

I mean, we still have the death devil and a lot of other stuff we don't know avout

[@Rivər]

I think that's why the protagonist was replaced you know... (Not sarcasm,you've just genuinely answered my biggest question so thanks mate!)

[@wolfbrigade8042]

The most recent chapters revealed something about a prophecy and the end of the world tho. That seems like a huge endgame thing to happen.

[@Di00rt]

Jjk is way too boring with too many potholes

[@xx0t4kuxx99]

Jjk pacing is horrible

[@atlas2661]

thar's just wrong tho. gojo vs sukuna was fighting fighting fighting and EVERYONE was reading it weekly, why csm falls behind.

[@anonymous-wu9md]

Csm doesn't even fall lol just admit you only likes show with a lot of battle 😑

[@atlas2661]

@@anonymous-wu9md CSM is literally as much of a battle shonen as jjk. And yes it literally fell off after the falling devil chapters. There's a reason JJK is top 3 shonen rn and CSM isn't

[@HoacaHuy]

@@atlas2661 saying csm is a battle shōnen like saying attack on titan is horror manga, lol lil bro had classic shōnen brain

[@atlas2661]

@@HoacaHuy CSM it's literally a battle shonen. Just because it's darker doesn't mean it's not one.

[@HoacaHuy]

@@atlas2661 yeah so does aot, but no 1 compare aot to hxh right ? u know what that sound like lol

[@yacineidir7616]

The answer is much more simpler no brainers simpletons go for csm, the rest go for jjk (aka hxh fans, berserk,monster... Etc)

[@hhnoyeet342]

☝️🤡

[@frog6054]

Berserk and Monster is one of my favorites manga of all time.... And I love chainsaw man.

[@josebadia1493]

I think you misplaced both manga,edit the comment switching that and you are fin.

[@theraikouemp4ror997]

Chainsaw Man sucks 😂

[@anonymous-wu9md]

jjk sucks

[@rubymewmew]

LOL NO, JJK create more hype everyweek compare to CSM

[@malboy4728]

hype doesnt equal to good writing

[@UmahBunny]

​@@malboy4728 i disagree, the reason why jjk gathers more hyper is because majority of that is good writing. (Not saying its better thn csm)

[@MCDEMON-OG]

Hype? that's a very bad misinterpretation the right word is overhyped

[@MCDEMON-OG]

No wonder everyone hates the final arcs it just fell off after Shibuya yet gojo fanboys can't admit

[@aarongreen39]

I'm not a fan of part 2 so far. It's almost like reading a different manga than part 1. I thought maybe it was the pacing, and it still might be can't say till the ending. However, at this time, it seems like a sitcom. I thought the Primordial devils would be like in part 1, but I was mistaken just a way to further the shipping of the girl main character and denji idk her name tbh. Karen?😅

[@ulquiorraschiffer1956]

trash Midsaw Man had better pacing? What are you smoking? No character development outside of main cast, sudden death just for shock value. People thesedays have trash taste lmao

[@Javarwy]

"Midsaw man" 💀 Also "No character developement" Yeah, you haven't read it, at all We don't always need to over-explain shit

[@machipachi1901]

Read every new Gen Shonen 💀 csm is way better

[@user-cd3fk1ph8g]

Did you know that with 97 chapters it is more difficult to delve into all the characters than in works of 200 chapters or more?

[@TheANSONATOR]

Comment aged poorly haha, Midjutsu Midsen. No character development outside of main cast, sudden death just for shock value and convoluted Culling Game rules for no reason in the end.