鏈鋸人 17 槍、釘、刀

Fujimoto's bold and frantic art really sets the tone for the story's chaos and horror. I wonder how much of that was a conscious choice versus organic evolution.

His actions are often brutal but also sympathetic — am I the only one who found myself rooting for him despite everything? How do others interpret his development?

This volume pushes those themes even further, blurring the lines between monster and human. I'm curious how other readers see Denji's sense of self changing.