Chainsaw Man Episode 1

It's simple but powerful, showing Denji’s tough life as a devil hunter and his close bond with Pochita. A small detail, like Denji dreaming of bread with jam, makes his struggles feel real. It’s a strong start that gets us talking about survival, hope & his journey will lead

halfbloodprince

So dope! Kinda loved how they animated the gore aspect making it more intense to watch. It's kinda dark, but yet the animation is serene. Nice backstory of Denji and it's definitely worth watching!

ceciliaemi

EPIC! Kicks off with raw grit and unapologetic energy. The tone is dark but grounded, blending brutal action with a surprisingly human core. Sharp direction and striking visuals set the mood instantly. It is messy, intense, and bold in all the right ways.

juuniverse

This first episode feels like you are watching a movie. It sets the tone for the whole series and was not afraid of showing off with the animation and gore. It follows poor Denji who has to live with the consequences and debt of his father.

alrickalmight

What a start to a series, It really delivered in terms of Story, animation style, and the feeling of "a lively world" in a sense that the world just tells a story on its own. It's really a gem to come across, i wouldn't advice any FAN miss this.

adg_1

The funny & simple-minded protagonist Denji contrasts well with the dark, violent world around him. This show uses interesting framing, lighting, and camera angles with a live-action movie vibe. The scene where Chainsaw Man appears is well-animated with a nice soundtrack too.

jmdagreat

Episode 1 drops you straight into Denji’s messed-up world with zero sugarcoating. From demon debt-slavery to chainsaw chaos, the episode nails gore, dark humor, and emotional grit, showing that this isn’t just horror .

aether

Do you like actions and gore scene? start with chainsaw man. and you get to see a cute chainsaw potatoe. one of the best in scene and story that you can start to like when brutality is one of your preference.

riboku11

Was Denji’s choice to merge with Pochita selfish, heroic, or inevitable?