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The first season of Chainsaw Man, which aired in 2022, was an exceptionally creative addition to the seinen subgenre. We were given some strange characters, some terrible enemies, and a highly innovative plotline that conceals itself behind a few gags that gave us the creeps.
However, once the second season of Chainsaw Man is made available to the public, everything will be different. There will be a great deal more bloodshed and action than before, and it will represent a critical turning point in Denji and Pochita’s relationship.
Because of the manga, we already have a lot of information about the new season, despite the fact that its debut is still a few months away. To put an end to your interest, let’s get down to business and find out everything there is to know about Chainsaw Man season 2 right now.
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Date Of The Release Of Chainsaw Man Season 2 (Expected)
The official premiere date for The Chainsaw Man season 2 won’t be revealed for several more months. Despite this, it is still feasible to arrive at a reliable approximation of the same. MAPPA, the animation studio that is famous for the production of anime such as Chainsaw Man-like Attack on Titan and Jujutsu Kaisen, is also in charge of producing the CSM series.
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It is clear that MAPPA Studios is sticking to a release schedule that occurs almost on a yearly basis, with the exception of years when there was a pandemic. The second season of Chainsaw Man is scheduled to premiere sometime in the latter part of 2023 or the early part of 2024.
The Storyline For Chainsaw Man Season 2
At the end of the first season of Chainsaw Man, following a violent conflict, Denji manages to take control of the Katana Man and then capture him. The remaining members of Tokyo Special Division 4 finish the task at hand by collecting all of the necessary components for the gun devil, which, once put together, will proceed in the direction of the devil.
Akane, the woman who was in command of both the ghost devil and the serpent demon, has also been taken captive. It was later discovered that she was the one who had been communicating with the gun devil and was the one who was plotting to eliminate Makima’s entire squad with the assistance of neighborhood thugs.
However, before the squad could get any information out of Akane, she committed herself with the assistance of the snake demon. Despite the fact that Makima claimed that it could be because of the broken bargain that she had with the gun devil as she was presenting the situation to her superiors, Makima’s superiors were not convinced.
The Second Season Of Story of Chainsaw Man
According to the post-credit science of the episode, the first season of Chainsaw Man finished with Chapter 39 of the manga. This information was gleaned from the show. This marks the beginning of the Bomb Devil arc in its official form.
The hybrid form of Reze, known as the bomb devil, is a powerful devil that is loyal to the Soviet Union. She will first portray herself as being passionately interested in Denji; nevertheless, her ultimate purpose is to obtain ownership of his heart or to become Pochita. She will portray herself as being passionately interested in Denji (the chainsaw devil).
Despite this, she is not the only villain that appears in the second season. In the latter half of the second season, we expect to see the introduction of other assassins from around the world. According to the manga, these assassins from other countries are out to win Genji’s heart.
After then, an epic battle in the style of “Avengers: End Game” ensues between the Japanese devil hunters and the assassins from around the world. Who will come out on top? Who will be the one to die? You’ll have to be patient if you want to find out more.
The Participants Of Chainsaw Man’s Second Season
There is no reason to doubt that the primary squad, which consists of Power, Makima, and Aki Hayakawa, will return at some point in the future. However, in season 2 of Chainsaw Man, you can also anticipate seeing a large number of new key characters and powerful devils, including the following:
- Reze Bomb devil hybrid
- Pig devil
- Devil of the Typhoon
- Hunters of the Devil from a variety of countries
- Santa Claus
- The combination between a crossbow and the devil
- Cosmos fiend
- Octopus devil
- Hell devil
- Darkness devil
- Stone devil
Not to be forgotten, the beloved character Pochita, often known as the Chainsaw Man, is anticipated to make a cameo appearance as well. Therefore, remember to keep an eye out for that as well.
Cast Members As Well As Voice Actors
There has not yet been an official announcement made regarding the remainder of Chainsaw Man’s cast for its upcoming second season. On the other hand, the following voice actors that were a part of the Japanese cast during the pilot season are expected to return:
- Kikunosuke Toya as Denji/Chainsaw Man
- Tomori Kusunoki as Makima
- Shogo Sakata as Aki Hayakawa
- Fairouz Ai Kadota as Power
- Shiori Izawa as Pochita Reina Ueda as Reze
Trailers For Chainsaw Man’s Second Season
There is no footage of the second season of Chainsaw Man available anywhere, official or otherwise. However, if you trust what the trends in the anime industry are telling us, you can anticipate seeing a few official clips within the next several months.
Where Can I Watch The Anime “Chainsaw Man”?
You will be able to watch the second season of Chainsaw Man on the same platforms as you did the first season, barring any major changes to the streaming contracts that are now in place. North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, and CIS are all covered by Crunchyroll.
Will The Second Season Of Chainsaw Man Be The Show’s Final One?
The first season of the anime Chainsaw Man is based on the first four volumes of the manga. However, only those volumes were adapted. The first part of the manga is divided into 11 separate volumes in total. As a direct consequence of this, you ought to count on at the very least a third season in order to finish adapting the initial portion of the Chainsaw Man manga into an anime. In addition, given that the manga is still being written, it is highly possible that there will be additional seasons. As a result, the anime adaptation of Chainsaw Man will not end anytime soon.
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