Unleashing the Top Chainsaw Man Part 1 Quotes You Won't Believe Exist!

The anime adaptation of Chainsaw Man by MAPPA was a huge hit in the anime community, thanks in part to the exceptional writing of the manga it is based on. Even before the anime sparked interest in Chainsaw Man, creator Tatsuki Fujimoto had already captivated readers with his unique storytelling style in Shonen Jump.

Fujimoto's writing is often praised for its simplicity and ease of comprehension, while still carrying deeper meaning by the end of his works. In a collaborative interview on JUMP+, Fujimoto openly acknowledged this aspect of his creative process while speaking with fellow mangaka Samura Hiroaki, the author of Blade of The Immortal. Chainsaw Man has become Fujimoto's most quotable work to date, with its first part spanning eleven volumes and filled with remarkable quotes. The dialogue in Chainsaw Man is both absurd and unexpectedly poignant, living up to its reputation.

"I'll Turn You Into The Baddest Of The Badasses" - Kishibe

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Just like any Shonen, Chainsaw Man also has its own training arc. Following the events with Katana Man, Denji and Power are given the task of undergoing training with Kishibe, the strongest Devil Hunter in public safety. Kishibe, a middle-aged man known for his resemblance to a famous Danish actor, is straightforward and should not be underestimated.

Kishibe's training methods are incredibly harsh, providing the hybrid Denji with a form of education that is unforgiving. It is through his mentorship that Denji learns to think outside the box and not solely rely on his intellect. Most importantly, Kishibe successfully molds Denji into the toughest devil hunter ever, enabling him to triumph over the true antagonist of Chainsaw Man.

"All Devils Are Born With A Name" - Makima

"I Love Me Some Bad Guys!" - Denji

: Makima's crucial role in providing exposition for the expansive world of Chainsaw Man is undeniable. While the power of devils in this realm may be considered elementary compared to the fearsome curses and villains of Jujutsu Kaisen, they still embody mankind's deepest fears: "The greater the fear of their name, the more formidable the devil becomes." Among them, the Sea Cucumber and Tomato Devils are likely to fall on the weaker end of the spectrum, whereas ominous weapons like chainsaws evoke the utmost terror, exemplified by the manga's titular protagonist. Additionally, this hints at the emergence of the menacing Primal Devils in Chainsaw Man's second installment, emphasizing their significant role.

Denji has a unique way of expressing himself, with a lack of filter that can be quite amusing. He has a tendency to speak and act impulsively, without much thought beforehand. This makes him stand out as one of Shonen Jump's most distinctive heroes. Denji's knack for adding the suffix "-ize" to any word he pleases, reminiscent of 90s action stars, adds an extra layer of humor to his witty one-liners. It's especially entertaining to see him joyfully take down the series' various villains in this fashion.

"It's So Great Having An Addiction" - Himeno

Content: Everyone has their own vices, whether harmless or potentially damaging, but they all serve the same purpose: providing a temporary escape. The world of anime and manga is no exception, with many characters depicted as chain-smokers, and Chainsaw Man is no different. In their perilous lives as Devil Hunters, there are moments when they require something to help them cope.

When working in a profession with a survival rate of around thirty percent, it's understandable for individuals to seek solace in vices to alleviate their fears and stresses. However, Himeno takes it to another level, easily consuming a pack of cigarettes a day and frequently getting drunk, often to excess. She indulges in ways that may not always be ideal. Despite witnessing the constant loss of her comrades, it's surprising that she didn't become like Kishibe. While her addiction may be unhealthy, it ultimately leads to one of the most tragic moments in the finale of Chainsaw Man.

"Watch This Denji! And Tell The Tale!" - Power

There is no denying that Power, the blood-fiend, possesses a remarkable command over language. She consistently manages to adopt an air of "dignity" by inserting a "'tis" into every sentence she speaks. Power truly embodies the essence of someone who randomly selects words to present themselves as more intelligent. Inspired by South Park's Eric Cartman, Fujimoto created Power with a personality that unmistakably reflects this resemblance. However, the way she articulates her thoughts resembles that of an amateur Dungeons & Dragons player, and readers wouldn't have it any other way. She undeniably stands as one of the series' finest characters, with many viewers likely finding themselves quoting her recitation of "how Power is the strongest of them ALL!"

"Enemies Are Enemies...We're Only Using Them" - Aki Hayakawa

Aki Hayakawa's character arc in the series is undeniably profound, making him one of the most tragic figures in Chainsaw Man. From the moment he is introduced, Aki is determined to eliminate the Devils that ravage the world, driven by the fact that the Gun Devil was responsible for the death of his entire family. His mission is unwavering, as he relentlessly gathers the Gun's flesh in order to eradicate it completely. However, as his journey progresses, he unexpectedly develops a deep attachment to a particular pair of devils, even at the cost of forsaking his own revenge. This irony amplifies the impact of his vow to never form any friendly connections.

"Devils Fear [Hunters] With A Few Screws Loose" - Kishibe

"Everybody's After My Chainsaw Heart!" - Denji

After witnessing Denji's impressive skills in action, Himeno recalls a timeless piece of wisdom bestowed upon her by her inebriated mentor, Kishibe, regarding devil hunters. According to him, those who possess an enigmatic and erratic nature are the ones who instill the most fear in devils. This particular saying holds significant importance when trying to comprehend the idiosyncratic personalities that serve under Public Safety. Its validity is further substantiated during the intense confrontation with the Doll-Devil, Santa Claus, where they struggle to grasp the thoughts of a consumed-by-fire Denji amidst their fierce clash. Attempting to understand the irrational is a futile endeavor in itself.

Denji's usual lack of profound comments about his surroundings is overturned occasionally, showcasing his ability to discern the finest nuances of his predicament. This becomes evident in the Bomb Girl arc, as he finds himself falling effortlessly for Reze, another vulnerable girl who briefly appears at the end of Chainsaw Man's first season. When it is later unveiled that she is actually a foreign operative sent to capture Chainsaw Man's heart, Denji's heart is shattered. Unbearably, he also realizes that every woman he has encountered has, at some point, attempted to kill him, intensifying the anguish of realizing that he is unwanted in matters of love.

"Truly Necessary Evils Are Always ... Controlled By The State" - Makima

"Will There Still Be Crappy Movies?" - Denji

: Makima's ruthless demeanor leaves no room for compromise when facing an entire Yakuza gang. It is no mere coincidence that Makima embodies perfection, setting her apart as Shonen Jump's standout modern villain in Chainsaw Man. Her true identity as the Control Devil is unveiled later on, yet her prior actions already illustrate her as the pinnacle of necessary evil. Through her extensive network of alliances and contracts with influential figures throughout Japan, she has earned the esteemed title of the ultimate woman in control. However, her power only extends over those she deems inferior, leaving the enigmatic Chainsaw Man beyond her grasp of control.

The climax between the main character and the villain is not solely a physical battle, but a clash of ideologies. As the Control Devil Arc reveals Makima's true intentions, it becomes clear that she is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve her goals. Although Denji's personal growth remains stagnant in terms of intellectual development, he gains an understanding of the world around him. When he poses a question about Makima's desire to strip away everyone's individuality for the sake of peace, he does so in a deeply personal manner. This question reflects his belief that true happiness can only be truly appreciated in the presence of suffering or, in this case, through the experience of watching terrible movies. This heartfelt statement is both heartbreaking and one of the most memorable quotes in the Chainsaw Man series.

Chainsaw Man has gained its beloved status not only because it is highly quotable, but also because its best quotes hold a deeper significance. While the series can be incredibly funny and cool, these quotes offer insights into the characters' true selves and their values. Power's loud and energetic nature may initially seem lighthearted, but upon further examination, it unveils profound aspects of her personality and priorities. Moreover, the dialogue of Makima, who was revealed as the ultimate villain in Part One, carries a double meaning that adds depth to the story. Ultimately, it is these meaningful quotes that establish Chainsaw Man as a timeless classic.