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I hate/love how well Fujimoto subverts storytelling conventions, I think I get a read on what’s gonna happen and then the mf runs me over

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I fear Asa and Denji will have to gang up on the Justice devil this part.

AND I WILL BE EATING THAT SHIT UP

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Chainsaw man chapter 105 really gave me whiplash holy shit this one panel is so menacing but at the same time almost meme level lol

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Chainsaw Man Chapter 105 Thoughts

It’s been some time since I’ve shared my thoughts on the Chainsaw Man manga, but after going through some new years resolution I already kept in mind for what needed to be done. What might that be, you might ask? Catching up to my thoughts on the latest chapter to the manga.

Anyway, continuing from where we left off previously, Denji revealed himself to be Chainsaw Man to Asa who immediately took off because she thought he was a loser for saying something stupid like that. Interestingly enough we open up the chapter with Asa having a debate with Yoru on what Denji told her. Asa expressing serious doubt that he is in deed Chainsaw Man. On the other hand, Yoru believes that Denji could be telling the absolute truth. It leads to a rather amusing moment where Yoru tells Asa that she’s not stupid, and then the latter takes back her response.

From the moment school is done for the day, Yoru suggests that they should go devil hunting because the time to join the club for devil hunters is drawing near, but Asa refuses because she made plans to visit Yuko for the day. At first, Yoru believes Asa is simply wasting time cause they have to draw Chainsaw Man out, but she even says drawing a devil would make that very possible. That leaves the War Devil in thought about which approach they should take, but Asa tells her to come up with something while she’s visiting Yuko. Yoru on the other hand, thinks to herself that maybe she could be tamed.

This bring us to the 2nd half where Asa is spending time with her best friend Yuko at her place. Things are full of joy and fun while they besties are spending time with one another. Yuko is even giving Asa a lot of praise for being the one that saved her life by dubbing her as “Chainsaw Woman”. Which was something that she brushed off to the side and instead decided to join her friend in a sunbathe with a few cans of soft drink.

That was where things were left rather awkward in pure silence for a moment which was pointed out by both people. At least it is until the topic of shared secrets are brought into mix and left Asa precautious and a bit uneasy. Yuko desperately tried to convince her to spill and Asa revealed that in grade school she peed on herself in class only to lie with “I was just sweating. Not long after did it take for Yuko to burst into a huge laughter to a point where her legs began to hurt.

Even though it was a rather embarrassing story on Asa’s behalf, she passed the baton onto Yuko for her deepest desire to be told. Once it was told a vow was made so that a soul wouldn’t ever know. That was the agreement Yuko made to Asa before it was revealed. Less than a day ago, Yuko had killed someone who happened to be her neighbor which threw off Asa completely. A thought which came into Asa’s mind was whether or not Yuko was just joking about that statement. It would’ve been had if things weren’t left in silence again between them just a moment until Yuko told Asa she’d show her the body that’s buried in the backyard. Okay, that totally added another layer of awkwardness and tension between them. A typical response someone would say is no which is exactly what Asa says to Yuko.

It could’ve just stopped there, but then Yuko decided to address a few more things to Asa that was on her mind. Secrets that won’t ever revealed to others. The story when she peed herself in the middle of class, along with deaths of the class president, the death of Asa’s teacher, and Yoru. That came as a complete shock to Asa in the moment as she wonder... Yuko revealed to Asa that she knew these things after making a contract with the Justice Devil the day before. Doing so gave her the ability to read people’s minds which gave Yuko a chance to finally breath after keeping it for the time, The reason why the contract was even being was because Yuko wants to save Asa from all her bully troubles. She even takes it a step further by warning her not come to school tomorrow bringing an end to the chapter.

All in all, I give this chapter of Chainsaw Man an Amazing+ rating. I can’t stress enough how much I love Tatsuki Fujimoto structures each chapter for the story he’s telling especially continuing directly off from the previous chapter. The inner clash between Asa and Yoru was really interesting in showcasing their thought process and how different they both truly are, and shows how both character have their valid reasons why Denji can or can’t be Chainsaw Man. Yes, we as a readers know that Denji is Chainsaw Man after following his journey throughout Part 1 so it’s gonna be interesting to see what happens when that get revealed to Asa in the future. I also continue to be impressed by how suspense Fujimoto can take Part 2 so far through Asa’s character when it comes her spending time with Yuko. The way he blends different kinds of emotions of laughter in the beginning only to then make thing feel ominous once the topic of the dead body in the backyard is brought up, and of course Yuko being The Justice Devil.

The only thing that was missing from this chapter was not getting any updates from Denji, but I think that’s okay with the story Tatsuki Fujimoto is telling with Part 2. This is pretty much all I have to say about my thoughts for this chapter of Chainsaw Man and soon I’ll share my thoughts on Chapter 106 while catching up to the latest which.. we still got a bit of ways before I’m fully caught up on my thoughts to the current events! Until then, I hope you all take care of yourselves out there.