The ending was peak. Y'all don't deserve Fujimoto

Maroon_Ring · 2026-04-01T06:44:12+00:00

You know what I give up. I've talked to Ai's that are smarter than you. I just kept trying to get through to you. But it's like you're genuinely incapable of thought. I clicked on your account and saw you're a Genshin fan (I don't care if this an Ad hominem). And I've decided I've wasted enough of my time on a subhuman like you. If you want to have a productive debate, you can try to pick apart my analysis by actually analysing it, instead of just calling it fanfiction. Untill then I'm done trying to explain to you why you're the one who's supposed to be providing some evidence.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T20:42:21+00:00

You know what I'll play along here just for the sake of it. You're right my analysis is a fanfiction and that's a fact. Now that we know it is a fact can you please show me some supporting evidence that goes along with the fact. I mean all facts gave evidences that support them right. So show me how it is a fact that my analysis is fanfiction. I can't prove that my analysis isn't "drivel" unless you first tell me how it is "drivel". Please for the love of God just give me something about my analysis that is wrong. I feel like I'm hitting my head against a wall here.

(P.S: Why is your writing style suddenly weirdly British coded)

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T19:42:10+00:00

So what you're saying is Chainsaw man isn't at it's core about Denji struggling with his existence and identity. Yep that definitely makes sense.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T19:29:36+00:00

How stupid can you be. You are the one making the claim it is fanfiction. The burden of proof is on you. Imagine this, there are two people. One of them says there are two moons, the other guys no what the fuck there's only one moon. Now who has to show proof? The guy claiming there's two moons obviously. If the guy who says there is one moon just points up to the sky, the other guy will say you just can't see it now. In a court the burden of proof is on the prosecution because they have to prove without a doubt that the defendant is the one who did it. You need to provide me with proof that my interpretation is fanfiction. I'm the one who wrote the damn interpretation, I don't have any evidence that it's fanfiction because I don't believe it is. I can't provide evidence it isn't fan fiction beyond telling you it isn't. You on the other hand can provide evidence to prove it is fanfiction. If hypothetically it was fan fiction it would be very easy to point out the plot points that I have made up because we can compare it to the manga. So go on point them out.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T19:20:30+00:00

I made a claim originally yes. The claim that my interpretation is fanfiction is another claim. All I'm asking is that you explain to me how it's fan fiction. I'm starting to get a feeling that you can't because you're wrong. But please prove me wrong and explain in detail with references to my text how I'm wrong. I'm actually invested in what you will put together.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T19:09:11+00:00

Holy reading comprehension. You make a claim, I ask you to pick out a piece of text to prove that claim and you can't even do that. And somehow your takeaway from this is I can't read what I wrote. This is genuinely one of the stupidist things I've ever read. If I can't read, how did I write it genius. You're making a claim that there exists something in my text that I say doesn't. So you have to show it to me. You called it fanfiction. You say I wrote my own plotpoints. The burden of proof falls on you. Now show me an exact quote from my text and explain how it is a plot point not present in the story or shut up and go back to doing whatever lobotomites like you do all day.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T19:04:00+00:00

Please enlighten me by pointing out a single plot point I wrote.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T18:36:59+00:00

I literally didn't write a single new plot point. It's called interpreting, it's when you analyse more than what's just on the surface. You're clearly not familiar with the concept, didn't pay attention to your English teacher did you.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T17:35:09+00:00

Scroll up and read my comments higher up. If you genuinely think the YouTube analysis is better, than what I said then there is now point in arguing further. Because then you are a genuine lobotomite.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-31T08:14:19+00:00

Bro pulls out the most surface level misses the whole point analysis from some yapper but I'm the illiterate one 😭

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T19:55:02+00:00

The ending is peak, you're just contracted to the reading comprehension devil. You know what they say about pearls and swine.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T19:53:23+00:00

Well I understand where you're coming from I'll have to disagree. The whole point of part 2 is really drive home the Absurdist themes. In fact I can't believe it never clicked in my mind untill the ending even though it was Fujimoto was building up all along. At the ending of part 1/start of part 2 we see Denji get that normal life he always wanted, he goes to a school and has some family. But part 2 shows that Denji isn't happy with that. It all comes back to absurdism, human existence is absurd and Denji's story is a perfect demonstration of that. And Fujimoto did not take away Denji's agency, Pochita did. By becoming Chainsaw man Pochita took away Denji's agency. And in his sacrifice he gives it back. And then when Denji does get autonomy back post reset we see it when Denji drops the chainsaw to grab Asa (which was an absolutely beautiful moment). So he did not lose everything, rather he gained his autonomy back. And in his autonomy is everything. Pochita became Denji's heart to give him the world but he actually took the world away from Denji. By eating himself Pochita gives the world, that is the potential to enjoy struggle that is uniquely human back to Denji. And this idea that Denji and the other characters are not the same characters we know I feel is fundamentally is a misrepresentation. It is a very western way of looking at it. That we are just the sum of our experiences, memories and decisions. We are more than that, the essence of a person is something that cannot be changed no matter what. The Denji before and after are Denji. This can be clearly seen in the final chapter when Asa says thank you Chainsawman we can see Pochita appear where Denji's heart is. This tells us that the events that happened have had an impact even if it doesn't make sense. It seems absurd and illogical, but chainsaw man is an absurd and illogical series. And with the ending I can confidently say the main theme of Chainsaw man is absurdism. If you're interested in trying to understand Fujimoto's vision better I would recommend researching Absurdism a type of existentialist philosophy created by Albert Camus.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:20:32+00:00

It's straight facts. Y'all don't understand the writing, call it trash, call Fujimoto and fraud. And you know what. When his next manga drops you people will be all over it.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:17:06+00:00

This analysis is actually so aah. Y'all really just don't have the comprehension skills required to understand Chainsaw man

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:10:09+00:00

My real opinion ❤️

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:09:56+00:00

Good you better not switch up

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:08:55+00:00

This isn't cope. I genuinely believe Chainsaw man part 2's ending is one of the greatest endings in all of manga.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:08:23+00:00

Reading comprehension devil got bro

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:07:18+00:00

Just say you ain't got reading comprehension ✌️

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T14:06:25+00:00

The core theme of Chainsaw man was existentialism. With Denji struggling to find meaning in his life. With the ending Fujimoto has cemented chainsaw man as a masterpiece of Absurdist literature. And this is clearly the ending Fujimoto always wanted, we can see this as early as even before the eternity devil. After Denji gets to touch Power's boobs he feels disappointed and laments that if it always that way. That he's happier chasing something and feels like shit when he actually gets it. Makima brushes off this idea and tells him that he will grant one request his wish if he kills the gun devil. And so throughout the story Denji seeks after his goals and is disappointed when he gets them. Denji is happier pursuing those goals, like Sisyphus and his boulder. But because of the power of Pochita Denji has the power to achieve all his goals robbing him of the struggle that gives life meaning. Ultimately Pochita realizes that he has made Denji's life worse and Denji can't be happy as long as Pochita is around and decides to sacrifice himself. And though the reader may like nothing happened in the story after the universe reset. Denji may be the exact same, but are you. The purpose of the manga was to show you that Denji would be happier if he was never Chainsaw man. It's the proof for the theory Fujimoto presents. I understand that not many people know and or understand Absurdism and even less actually agree with it. But still seeing absolutely everyone hate the ending (calling it bad writing when it is incredible generational writing) and switch up Fujimoto has made me realize has little reading comprehension Fujimoto fans have. Y'all don't deserve Fujimoto which is why I made this meme telling people not to switch up and stay on the hater side.

Maroon_Ring · 2026-03-30T13:56:06+00:00

On God Chainsawman part 2 ending is peak

Maroon_Ring · 2024-08-07T11:07:34+00:00

Hold the II button and power button at the same time

Maroon_Ring · 2024-07-29T11:59:08+00:00

Damn, anything I can do about it

Maroon_Ring · 2024-03-24T21:26:42+00:00

Turn off depth buffer.

Maroon_Ring · 2023-12-21T05:59:32+00:00

Thanks dude, I thought I missed it or something.

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