Not that that should be necessary, but there was also no character development. Until the end, we had almost no insight into the protagonist's past. It fits perfectly in a feel-good/cool-fight shounen. The simpleness of the protagonist in the beginning should be praised. The only things worthy of mentioning are the details and the originality to make monsters out of objects (though personally, that was really childish, but that's really subjective). Chainsaw man has nothing special to offer. But there are loads of other manga's out there with much better and more original fights and gore. Sure, if this is your first action-gore and you discovered your action-gore kink with it, then I understand. Thinking about it now, maybe the manga was already going at the speed of light from ch 1.Īt a certain point, the only bait was the question of who the protagonist is going to bang. I wouldn't have know that I finished the manga today if I didn't add it on MAL. I thought that there must've been something behind it, but guess, what, that was it. The story that didn't even have anything to offer, underwent a goddamn acceleration. Towards the end, the story underwent an acceleration.
The mangaka pushes you straight into action and from that point on you're in a rollercoaster that's only going hard downwards with no rest, meaning that there's no time to rest and therefore no time to enjoy the hype (no light without darkness yknow). The story and worldbuilding are so incredibly weak. While rating this I've pulled out my shounen wow-those-fights-are-so-cool heart in order to review this as fair as possible for the mangaka.
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