Chainsaw Man's Focus NEEDED to Change.

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  @BeyondMediaAnalysis1 · 9 months ago · pinned

  Hey. <br><br>The creation of this video was the most emotionally and physically exhausting project we&apos;ve ever undertaken, and also happened to be during one of the most physically and emotionally exhausting month&apos;s of my life. I usually never ask for this, but I really believe in this video and its message, so it would mean a lot (IF YOU REALLY DO ENJOY IT) to consider commenting, liking, and using YouTube&apos;s new hype feature to help promote the video. <br><br>Thank you so much for sticking out with us through the end of the year. I hope you enjoy this video and your Christmas. <br><br>God bless,<br><br>~ Josh from Beyond Media

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  @GODofEverythin9_ · 9 months ago

  Something I need to praise, is how Chainsaw Man uses extremely childish and simple language, like it is spoken by Denji, to convey extremely beautiful and complex themes.

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  @HakiSteppe · 9 months ago

  Part 2 is not as digestible as part 1 but there’s something slightly more profound at its core.

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  @theladywiththelegos9371 · 9 months ago

  Denji in part 2 is dealing with the fallout of a really abusive relationship. He is raising a child which is kind of the result of the former, while also catching up in years of education for himself and still fighting devils...

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  @danialhappy7968 · 9 months ago

  Man, I love tatsuki fujimoto. I will never stop glazing fujimoto, and his henchmen beyond media who perfectly analyse fujimoto. love your video

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  @George_M_ · 9 months ago (edited)

  I trust Fujimoto and in the meantime enjoy the relatable mess that is Asa and the incompetent manipulator that is Yoru.

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  @ABUedm · 9 months ago

  What I love about this author is that he does not over-explain things to the point where the plot sucks. &nbsp;He walks the perfect tightrope of revealing just enough so that the plot is peak. &nbsp;Those that don&apos;t understand, will eventually understand on the 2nd or 3rd re-watch/re-read.

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  @skillfuljedi8301 · 6 months ago

  coming back to this after reading the ending is truly amazing

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  @305Independent · 9 months ago

  I like the story of Part 2 better but I still prefer the characters of Part 1. Nothing beats Power, Aki, and Kishibe.

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  @matthewgunn6003 · 9 months ago (edited)

  I wrote an article about two years ago on how Part one definitely seemed to be addressing through Denji the crisis that a lot of young men of this generation are feeling. When the focus shifted to Asa in Part 2, my expectation was that Fujimoto might be doing the same for women through &nbsp;a young woman’s perspective. It’s crazy that it’s been almost two years since then but this video has really shown me how that might be the case.

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  @oh_ok9140 · 9 months ago

  What makes me really love Tatsuki Fujimoto is that he is keep being himself and still consistent with his style of writing in his manga without being bothered to change it for the mainstream market. Even if it looks like just another common mainstream manga at first on the surface level when I was reading it but then he suddenly twisted the plotline to the opposite direction from what I think. I also love how he writes every character in his manga, the interaction of each character to another with so many interesting ways of the dialogues between them that Fujimoto tried to tell us about his views on some social issues that mostly are so relatable in our real life

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  @AweksLP · 9 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS41iXBeO1c&amp;t=2665">44:25</a> Wait brah these panels gonna be the funniest ones in part two man😭😭😭🤣🤣

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