Makima Strangely Enjoying Denji's Disparative Confusion. Taken From Chainsaw Man Chapter 82

Chainsaw Man Chapter 82 Review And Summary: Don't Trust An Angel For The Devil Was Once An Angel - Looking At What You Did Here To Denji Makima 

Chapter 82 of Chainsaw Man has left readers in awe and amazement again. Denji is once again experiencing situations that are new to him and sure enough... his "teenage" or "young adult-like" brain cannot comprehend, compute or even come to terms with the situation and what next tasks to execute. Denji, for that matter and simply put, faces a situation he has no way of dealing with and no experience with so he doesn't know what to do or how to react. "Makima just betrayed me... what do I do? How should I react?" is written all over his face (which is complimented by the Mangaka's unique art style).

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The young mind is a fragile thing... still learning, still observant and still pompous. Given a situation like that a lot of adults would know exactly how to deal with manipulative relationships and find a way to get out of it or even learn to leave with it and possibly even give correct emotional responses to the given situation. Denji on the other hand does not have that and the only "Family members" he could rely on to supplement his mindset are gone (all of them but Makima who instead of helping him out but guiding him has now turned against him - still to be debated but you'll get why when I explain the situation below)

Having addressed the elephant in the room let us look at the more subtle details of the current chapter of Chainsaw Man chapter 82:

* As stated earlier Makima is a very subtle and forward looking person, always considering "the bad now for the good of tomorrow" kind of mindset. So this might just be one of her elaborate plans in "attaining peace" as she put it. The question is "what is 'peace' to Makima". To get an idea of how much she knew, picture this: She knew about the attack the whole group would have received. She also knew and already devised a strategy for it long before anyone knows.

One of her subordinates had enough of it and resigned (look back to the chapters where they were fighting the blade devilman or katana devilman arc). 

Madoka from chainsaw man resigns on the spot after realizing that this was a situation that Makima had foreseen but kind of did nothing little to prevent

* Makima promised Aki that she would save Denji and Powers, if this is how Makima would go about doing it then it might explain why she made Denji think she killed Powers. Sadly, this is also up to debate as we don't know yet the complexity of the future devils ability.

In Chainsaw Man chapter 74 we had Aki telling Makima that he would like Makima to save Denji and Powers

* Makima has a picture of "The Fall Of Satan". Could this mean something? Think about it, in Devilman Crybaby they used such things to hint at "a certain devilman's best friend" been the Satan of that universe (written this way so it doesn't spoil anything much for you). What could this picture mean?

Chainsaw Man chapter 81 Makima has a picture of "The Fall Of Satan". Don't trust angels for the devil was once an angel

* Borrowing from the subtle picture of "The Fall Of Satan", we can infer it as a subtle node to Devilman. Hell (pun intended) the whole "Devilman" thing in the manga is subtle node to Devilman.

* Denji having remorse for what he did to a point of suppressing his memories. Remember that part where Denji asked if he would ever cry if anyone he knew were to die? Well this chapter has shown otherwise.

Remember that part where Denji asked if he would ever cry if anyone he knew were to die? Well this chapter has shown otherwise - That was Chainsaw Man Chapter 29 by the way

* The power play in place between a manipulative older woman like Makima and Denji. Denji doesn't even have the mental capacity to react appropriately.

* Makima's "Denji is all mine" kind of subtitude (subtle-attitude) seems to be shining more and more. Kind of a mix of Kuudere, Yandere, and Deredere (which is amazing writing and design because it is kind of rare to come across characters like her). Ever notice that every woman that tries to get close to Denji ends up getting axed? Is it a writing choice or is it Makima? Is it both?

Makima's "Denji is all mine" kind of subtitude (subtle-attitude) seems to be shining more and more. 

* First time we have seen Makima laugh like that or display such a mood (the other time been at the movie theatre with Denji where she cried). She is a demon after so it would be natural for her to react this way or to enjoy the pain of others. That scene (or this chapter for that matter) even if not animated just sent shivers running down my spine.

Chainsaw Man chapter 82: Here we have Makima laughing, displaying a character like we have never seen before - are those tears

* For many thinking the Manga has ended or reached its climax are in for a treat. The Mangaka has openly said that there is more to come and this is just one of them (so this whole chapter does not insinuate the end of the manga).

To support that claim, here is a recent tweet from the Mangaka himself. The Manga Chainsaw Man will continue.

So how can we summarize Chainsaw Man Chapter 82? Well... huge comets really hit people in Chainsaw Man chapter 82 and the Mangaka just laid the smack-down on the readers:

So how can we summarize Chainsaw Man Chapter 82 Page 18? This Picture Here Quite Explains It! Never Have I Ever Seen Denji Look So Defeated The Guy Was Sleeping At A Crisis Moment For Crying Out Loud - Refer To the Himeno Hotel Arc

The Guy Was Sleeping At A Crisis Moment For Crying Out Loud - Refer To the Himeno Hotel Arc or Chapter 16 of Chainsaw Man

So how can we summarize Chainsaw Man Chapter 82?

• Powers "dieing" 
• Denji betrayed by Makima
• Denji doing nothing about it but feeling defeated
• Denji's mysterious past is slightly revealed
• More mysteries on Denji
• For once we see Denji in such a state as he said he has no heart and doesn't feel anything even remorse... this whole chapter changes everything (which makes the writing even more amazing as you never really know what will happen and the execution style)
• Just who is Makima and what does she really want?

This picture properly illustrates how the Chainsaw Man's writing really is - How to properly describe Chainsaw Man writing or plots; Normal Shounen Plots, Unique Shounen Plots... then there is Chainsaw Man level plot writing which is quite amazing

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