Choujin X (Vol. 6) - Sui Ishida

In Chainsaw Man Vol. 7, the visceral chaos ramps up as Denji finds himself facing consequences from past actions while uncovering the darker truths behind the Public Safety Devil Hunters. As his relationships with key figures like Makima and Aki grow more complex, enemies from earlier volumes return, bringing violence and vengeance in full force.

Tatsuki Fujimoto weaves brutal action with psychological depth, exploring how far Denji is willing to go for acceptance, love, and survival—no matter how twisted the path. The surreal violence is matched by poignant emotional beats, making this a key volume in the series' evolution.

Main Themes of the Book

• Manipulation and Control: Characters are bound—literally and metaphorically—by loyalty, power, and emotion.
• Revenge and Consequence: Past battles resurface with deadly intent.
• Loss of Innocence: Denji’s emotional development takes a darker, more introspective turn.
• Power Structures: The hidden hierarchies of the Devil Hunter system are further exposed.
• Humanity in Monstrosity: A constant questioning of what makes someone "human" when driven by devilish desires.

Why you should read this manga 

• A turning point in the story’s tone and complexity—action meets emotional devastation.
• Powerful visual storytelling and grotesquely beautiful fight choreography.
• Essential revelations that reshape your understanding of Makima, Aki, and Denji.
• Sharp writing that blends horror, satire, and existential dread.
• Keeps you guessing with every chapter, challenging typical shonen tropes.

Chainsaw Man Vol. 7 dives into the emotional and psychological wreckage of Denji’s journey, exposing the fragility of trust and the inevitability of betrayal. It’s a volume that cuts deep—not just with chainsaws, but with haunting truths. If you’ve followed Denji this far, there’s no turning back.