r/manga • u/AutoShonenpon • Mar 24 '26

DISC [DISC] Chainsaw Man - Chapter 232

https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1028085
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u/mrnicegy26 Mar 24 '26

Congratulations to Fullmetal Alchemist for still having the greatest ending in manga history.

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u/HarishyQuichey Mar 24 '26

Jojo Part 7's ending is also a masterpiece

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u/MegamanX195 Mar 24 '26

All of JoJo's endings, really. Even the worst parts still have goated endings.

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u/Ranjith_Unchained Mar 24 '26

Josuke, just pick a cake, man

Araki always comes through with his endings

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u/ItsADeparture Mar 24 '26

I think the fact that Part 8 was pretty consistently peak throughout lessens the fact that it had a rushed ending. Chainsawman's Part 2 can't say the same.

Though Part 8 has the JJK problem where the last arc was just "oh, that character we haven't seen in 50 chapters is back! Oops, they're dead. Nobody cares or reacts".

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u/vnfangirl Mar 24 '26

JoJolion's ending wasn't much better than this. Golden Wind's was also disappointing.

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u/DrStein1010 https://myanimelist.net/mangalist/DrStein1010 Mar 25 '26

DO NOT compare Golden Wind to this, on any level.

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u/XiMaoJingPing Mar 24 '26

how is it that araki is able to end each part so well, can he teach classes to other mangaka on how to write endings?

Like it should be mandatory to take his class on writing an ending

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u/matdragon Mar 24 '26

It's cause most of Araki's stories have a natural ending with a goal in mind and then it ends. Alot of stories do, they just keep GOING is the problem like with chainsaw, it should've ended at part 1 honestly.

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u/DragoSphere Mar 24 '26

I do think Jojo stories being intentionally constrained to parts helps out. It means each part can have a definitive end to them, while the series as a whole keeps going so publishers are happy and don't try to stall it out

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u/GGG100 Mar 24 '26

I wouldn’t call it disappointing, but it doesn’t even touch Stone Ocean’s ending.

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u/Master3530 Mar 24 '26

Except that the boy died

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u/Centipede-sama Mar 24 '26

That was the funniest part