Chainsaw Man, Vol. 7: In sogno

Fujimoto's visuals are so visceral and wild — I wonder how he decided on this style to convey the story's brutality and humor. Do you think the art pushes the narrative as much as the dialogue?

Denji's actions often blur the line between hero and anti-hero, which made me question what makes someone truly good or evil. How did others interpret his moral journey in this volume?

It’s rare to see a manga balance intense violence with deeper philosophical questions — I wonder if Fujimoto intended this contrast from the start or if it evolved during writing.