Not everyone in Attack on Titan can turn into a Titan. Only Eldians, aka Subjects of Ymir, have the blood for it. They are the descendants of Ymir Fritz, the first Titan, and their bodies can receive Titan power. That is why things like Titan spinal fluid work on them and not on anyone else. It’s not about where someone lives or which country they belong to; it’s about their bloodline. Let us know more about why only Eldians can become Titans or inherit the powers of a Titan Shifter. The reason is deeply rooted in the past of the Eldian Empire. ALSO READ: The Shocking Real-Life Event That Inspired Titans In Attack on Titan Origins Of The Eldian Link It begins with Ymir Fritz. She was the first person to gain Titan power, whose abilities were split into the Nine Titans after her death and were passed down through her children and their descendants. Over generations, this created the Eldians, a single bloodline whose bodies remained tied to Titan power, which is why commands and abilities tied to Titans can act on them and not on others. That inherited link explains how transformations work, how specific powers can be inherited, and why the story keeps returning to this family tree. Because this bond is inherited, not chosen, it narrows who can be changed, controlled, or healed by Titan abilities to Eldians alone. The result is a world where certain powers consistently reach Eldian bodies, whether to form Titans, halt them, or alter memories under the right conditions. Why The World Revolves Around Eldians Since only Eldians carry this link, every major plan involving Titans must involve Eldian bodies, royal blood, or rules that target this lineage. That is why schemes to create or stop Titans focus on who is Eldian, who holds a specific power, and who can trigger those abilities safely. For instance, the risk of Titan transformation exists where Eldians live. This single rule changes politics, war, and strategy across the story. Nations fear Titan outbreaks and either persecute Eldians or try to use them, while resistance movements center on breaking the cycle tied to the history of the Eldian Empire. How It Works In Practice In Attack on Titan? Turning someone into a Pure Titan means giving an Eldian Titan spinal fluid, which triggers the change. Now, the Titan stays mindless unless it eats a current Shifter, which passes on a specific Titan power and brings the person back with their mind, along with the 13‑year time limit. None of this works on non‑Eldians, because there’s no link to activate. Shifters, who already hold one of the Nine Titans, transform by injuring themselves with a clear intent. Their Titan body forms and disappear as needed, but again, this is Eldian‑only. Even large‑scale effects, like transforming many people at once or sending out commands, only affect Eldians. Everything follows the same rule: the power can act only where the link exists. To conclude, only Eldians can become Titans because they inherit a unique connection to Titan power from Ymir Fritz. Their bodies can receive and use that power, while others cannot. Release Year MAL RATING Animation Studio Genre Watch On April 2013 8.56 Wit Studio, MAPPA Action, Drama Crunchyroll ALSO READ: Best Plot Twists In Attack on Titan, Ranked

One Punch Man Season 3 will bring Saitama back into the spotlight with a bigger, darker story that still keeps the series’ signature humor. The new season will move into the Monster Association Arc, where Heroes will dive underground to rescue a kidnapped child and fight through waves of powerful Monsters. Saitama will once again run into chaos in the most casual way, all while real tension builds around the other Heroes who will be pushed to their limits. As always, expectations are high for the new season, so let's see what's in store for us. ALSO READ: Are One Punch Man Specials Canon? A Fan’s Guide To The Extras One Punch Man Season 3 Release Details And Where To Watch Season 3 will premiere in October 2025 in the U.S., and the episodes will be released weekly. It will stream on major platforms like Hulu, Crunchyroll, and Netflix in most regions. As for something fresh, a new opening and ending theme will set the mood for the season, and early promos will show off key faces and the scale of the underground battles. The first episode will probably start by catching everyone up on where Season 2 ended before jumping into the big rescue mission that pushes the story forward. From there, we can expect plenty of sharp action scenes and strong character moments. The settings will also feel bigger and more detailed this time, with much of the story taking place inside the Monster Association’s lairs and underground tunnels. Story Focus And Key Battles Season 3 will focus on the Hero Association’s raid to save a top executive’s son from the Monster Association. As a result, Heroes will split into teams and face different monsters in tight corridors, huge domes, and traps built to counter their styles. Garou, in his Monster form, is expected to keep clashing with Heroes across the city and below ground, learning and adjusting during every fight. His growth will be one of the season’s main threads, building toward major confrontations that test both his ideas and his strength. On the other hand, Genos will push his upgrades to the edge, while Bang and Bomb will deliver sharp, close-quarters sequences. And it's not over! Tatsumaki will bend the battlefield with raw psychic power, while Fubuki will lead and protect her group under pressure. King will somehow keep his legend alive in the most ridiculous ways. Between all this, Saitama will wander through the maze, run into impossible enemies, and end things in one clean punch. What To Expect From Characters? This may not come as a surprise, but Saitama will still be unbeatable. However, the show will use him carefully so the other Heroes can shine. His scenes will bring humor, surprise, and short, explosive finishes. The main highlight, however, will be Garou pressing his belief that Heroes are hypocrites and that Monsters are honest about their nature. The season will test whether he can hold onto that idea as he faces stronger opponents and clearer truths. To sum it up, One Punch Man Season 3 will aim for fast, focused storytelling that balances serious action with sharp comedy. The Monster Association Arc will give the season a clear goal while letting Garou’s rise and Saitama’s timing deliver the biggest moments. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On October 2015 8.49 Madhouse, J.C. Staff Action, Comedy Netflix ALSO READ: One Punch Man: Strongest Characters

The Shibuya Incident was built to meet the exact rules needed to seal Gojo. Civilians trapped in the station forced Gojo to protect them, the Special Grades battered him nonstop to burn precious seconds, and the shock of seeing Suguru Geto’s face created the brief hesitation the Prison Realm needed. Once Gojo stayed within range for that relative minute, the seal snapped shut. From that second on, everything that happens later, the Culling Game setup, colony rules, and Kenjaku’s larger plan, became possible because the one Sorcerer who could stop it in an afternoon was locked away. ALSO READ: Gojo Vs Mahoraga: Battle Of The Strongest In Jujutsu Kaisen How Was Gojo Sealed In Jujutsu Kaisen? Gojo was sealed during the Shibuya Incident using the Cursed Object known as the Prison Realm, a living barrier that can trap anything if strict conditions are met. Multiple Special-Grade Curses pressured him nonstop to burn precious moments while the Prison Realm was brought within range. At the key moment, the enemy revealed Suguru Geto’s body (now controlled by Kenjaku), which shocked Gojo just long enough for the Prison Realm’s condition to trigger, which was keeping the target within a close radius for a minute in their mind. Once that mental window opened, the object latched on, and the command to close sealed him inside. After the seal took hold, Gojo’s Cursed Energy was cut off, and the cube processed him, becoming immovably heavy until stabilized. Kenjaku then escaped Shibuya with the Prison Realm in hand, removing the strongest Sorcerer from the battlefield in one move. Sealing Him Was A Better Choice Killing Gojo was the worst choice tactically and politically. Tactically, Limitless bends space, and his reactions are inhuman; a failed kill attempt would only awaken the most dangerous counterattack. Politically, a confirmed death would unify Jujutsu High, turn Gojo into a martyr, and harden every faction against Kenjaku and his team. To make matters worse, eliminating this Six Eyes bearer might just restart the cycle with a new one down the line. Sealing Gojo dodged these outcomes since there was no body to bury, no funeral to rally around, and no immediate risk of a new Six Eyes awakening. Keeping Gojo alive but sealed also created options. The villains could waste the time of Gojo's allies as they attempted to unseal him. In short, a corpse would have ended the scene while the seal controlled the tempo of the whole story. How The Seal Enabled The Plan Shibuya’s design matched the Prison Realm's conditions perfectly. Gojo had to be close, mentally pinned, and held for a perceived minute. The human shield of civilians fixed his focus. The Curses hammered him without pause, and Kenjaku’s use of Geto’s body delivered the only realistic mental freeze he would have never had. That single stumble was enough to close the lid. With Gojo gone, the board changed overnight: Yuji, Megumi, Maki, Yuta, and others had to carry fights a level up, which opened lanes for the enemy to place colonies, revive old Sorcerers, and move the merger forward without a one-man raid flattening it. The most important part was that sealing bought time. The Culling Game and merger were slow-burning schemes that needed days and weeks. A sealed Gojo guaranteed that window because he couldn’t blast his way out, and freeing him would require rare methods and perfect timing. That delay was the win condition for Kenjaku. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On October 2020 8.56 MAPPA Action, Supernatural Netflix ALSO READ: Is Jujutsu Kaisen Carried By Its Fight Scenes?

The Rising of the Shield Hero is officially coming back for Season 5. The new season was announced right after Season 4’s finale, with a teaser visual and confirmation that the story will continue from where things left off. While a release window hasn’t been shared yet, the quick follow-up after Season 4 points to a steady momentum for the anime. Also, fans can expect Kinema Citrus to return with the same cast, music, and tone that defined the last two seasons. ALSO READ: Best Anime Characters With The Most Aura What Happened In Season 4 Of The Rising of the Shield Hero? Season 4 moved beyond small-scale village quests and pushed Naofumi into high-stakes battles and diplomacy. Naofumi’s shield upgrades and support builds took the focus in longer, tactical fights. We also witnessed Raphtalia’s growth becoming a steady emotional anchor. On the other hand, Filo’s role balanced mobility, rescue, and pure damage when it counted. And the cherry on top was that the season also widened the world. Rival nations, hero politics, and hints of larger divine systems shaped the plot. Old allies returned with sharper roles, and side characters got meaningful upgrades instead of cameos. In the end, Season 4 set clear stakes for Naofumi’s next moves, teased unresolved threats, and left just enough on the table for Season 5 to pick up at full speed. Fan Reactions And Expectations Fans are excited and cautious in equal measure. A fan even said, " this will be the best arc in isekai." There’s a clear appetite for Season 5 for more focused arcs, fewer detours, and boss fights that test Naofumi’s support-heavy toolkit in creative ways. Viewers also want Raphtalia to keep getting standout moments and for Filo to have a defined, high-impact arc rather than comic relief beats between battles. Expectations for the story are simple. With the world now bigger and the politics messier, fans want Season 5 to feel like a true escalation. The release date is not official yet; however, we will keep you updated as soon as any information regarding the new season 5 of The Rising of the Shield Hero drops. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On January 2019 7.93 Kimera Citrus Action, Fantasy Crunchyroll ALSO READ: Most Hated Anime Characters, Ranked

My Hero Academia returns this October with its eighth and final season, bringing Deku’s journey to a close. The story picks up right where Season 7 ended, with Heroes and Villains set for their last, biggest clashes. This season is set up as a sprint to the finish. The Heroes have already split the Villains and learned from hard losses. Class 1‑A’s bonds, and the pressure they’ve carried since day one, will finally pay off. Here is what you need to know and expect for the new season. ALSO READ: Shoto Todoroki's Hair Represents His Traumatic Past In My Hero Academia Release Details And Format Season 8 is scheduled to premiere in fall 2025 (October) as the final season. It will air weekly and be simulcast globally on major anime platforms the same day as Japan. Trailers and key visuals have centered on Deku and Shigaraki facing off in a shattered skyline, with shots of All Might walking into battle without fear. Episode scheduling points to a focused, high-paced season. That means each episode will carry big developments, rather than long build‑ups. If the production team maintains the quality from Season 7’s strongest episodes, the finale should look and feel cinematic and great. Story Focus And Key Battles Season 8 focuses on the Final War arc, where the Heroes put everything they’ve learned to the test. They split the villains apart, isolate their leaders, and prioritize protecting civilians above all else. At the center of it is Deku’s battle with Shigaraki. Deku now wields One For All with full control, while Shigaraki fights desperately to be more than just a weapon. Running alongside this is the long-awaited showdown between All Might and All For One. All Might fights with no power left, but with unshakable courage, reminding everyone why he was the Symbol of Peace in the first place. Then comes Bakugo, who rises back to his peak. On the other hand, Shoto finally faces Dabi in a family reckoning, Ochaco and Toga resolve their unfinished story, and Class 1-A stands together as one. These moments will make the upcoming MHA season worth the wait. What To Expect Visually And Musically Studio Bones has refined the show’s look for high‑speed, high‑impact action. As a result, fans can expect dense animation in the major fights and clear power staging for Deku’s multi‑Quirk sequences . We can expect the sound to do most of the work, with soft, quiet beats before big moments, then loud, powerful music when the heroes give their all. The series is already known for its sharp and impactful moments, with quick bursts of animation and music in between that leave a lasting impression. Overall, we can say that My Hero Academia Season 8 has plenty of opportunities for most signature scenes, like Deku and Shigaraki’s showdown, All Might’s final stand, Bakugo’s explosive return, and Shoto’s climactic face-off with Dabi. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On April 2016 7.84 Bones Adventure, Action Netflix ALSO READ: Bakugo's Apology Was Too Late In My Hero Academia, But That’s Why It Worked

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle throws Tanjiro and all the other Demon Slayers straight into Muzan’s shifting castle, where floors tilt, rooms slide, and fights break out in every direction. It looks huge on the big screen with fast camera movement, bright Breathing Techniques, and walls flipping like a puzzle while swords clash. It’s also a long movie that tries to do two things at once: deliver massive battles and give each major character a moment to breathe. That means big highs and some slow stretches. If the best parts of Demon Slayer are the heart and the heat, Infinity Castle brings both. Here's a review of the Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle movie, and what fans loved about it. ALSO READ: Demon Slayer: Why Did Kokushibo Become A Demon? What Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Does Right? Relentless, Character-Driven Duels The movie anchors its action on three battles, and each one hits hard because it’s tied to a personal wound. Shinobu vs. Doma is the sharpest example. Doma murdered Kanae, so every feint and dose of Wisteria Poison feels like Shinobu keeping a promise to her sister. Then comes Zenitsu vs. Kaigaku, which brings their bitter history to the surface and finally lets Zenitsu cut through his fear. Kaigaku was the senior who abandoned their dojo’s values , and Zenitsu answers with a clean, blistering form that the film frames with a sudden drop in sound, then a thunderous crash. Tanjiro and Giyu vs. Akaza is the power duel that breathes; Giyu’s calm Water Breathing holds the line while Tanjiro draws on Rengoku’s lessons to push past fear. The Castle itself seems to bend with each exchange, and the crowd's energy spikes when resolve becomes Tanjiro’s real weapon. The Animation Makes It A Must-Watch The animation is fast, clear, and big-screen ready. Camera moves are smooth, sword trails are bright, and Breathing Techniques pop with strong colors. Every big duel looks different from each other, so every fight has its own style and rhythm. The movie blends hand-drawn character work with 3D environments in a clean way. Characters feel fluid and expressive, and the sound and music boost the visuals too. It's safe to say that this is one of Ufotable's best work out there. Infinity Castle's Design Makes The Battle Even More Interesting Infinity Castle is a trap that twists everything against its intruders. We witness the floors shifting, rooms sliding, and hallways appearing or vanishing. The Infinity Castle makes every fight look new and unpredictable, while still keeping the action clear and exciting to follow. And of course, Muzan is behind it all. He pulls the Demon Slayer Corps inside to hide from the sun and to hunt Nezuko, the only demon who can walk in daylight . That goal adds a quiet tension to every scene — the heroes have to survive the night, break free from the Castle, and drag the final fight back under the morning sun. ALSO READ: Best Anime Like Demon Slayer Every Battle in Infinity Castle Feels Personal The film makes space for feelings without derailing momentum. We see why Shinobu refuses to give up, why Zenitsu cannot forgive Kaigaku, and what still holds Akaza together inside all that rage. These flashbacks make the battles feel more relatable. You'll love the flashbacks, since they will appeal to you on a personal level. Moreover, Nezuko’s presence keeps the story warm even when the Castle is cold. She doesn’t get a fight here, but she anchors Tanjiro’s decisions. The movie remembers that Tanjiro and Nezuko’s bond is the heart of Demon Slayer, so even in a maze built for killing, it finds room for care and love. The Overall Coverage Will Keep You Hooked Infinity Castle plays a character in itself. Shinobu’s fight feels like a promise kept for Kanae, Zenitsu’s lightning finally matches his growth, and Tanjiro and Giyu’s stand against Akaza will leave you asking for more. These fights were built up and ended with a bang, making the movie one of the best things that happened to anime this year. At the same time, the movie doesn’t wrap everything up. Muzan’s trap shapes the whole battle. The Demon Slayers have one clear goal, which is to stay alive, find each other, and push him into daylight. This makes the changing Infinity Castle less about getting lost and more about following a straight path. Instead of confusion, the story builds steady excitement. Where Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Fell Short? Pacing Problem The Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle movie, while visually spectacular, faced strong criticism for its pacing. Viewers pointed out that frequent flashbacks and heavy exposition in the middle of action sequences disrupted the flow of the movie. Instead of maintaining constant tension during the battles, the story often slowed down to explain backstories or details. Some fans even felt like the movie attempted to handle too much at once, packing the intensity of an entire season into just a 2.5-hour runtime, leaving the overall experience feeling uneven. Character Handling Could Have Been Better Another area where the film fell short was in its handling of characters. While a few standout battles and certain Hashira received the spotlight, others, like Inosuke, Muichiro, and Himejima, were sidelined with limited screen time and development. This imbalance weakened the emotional weight of key story moments since some arcs felt underdeveloped compared to others. For fans who connected deeply with the broader cast in the manga, the lack of focus on important characters made the film feel incomplete and less impactful than it could have been. Final Verdict: Does It Stand On Expectations? As a big-screen event, Infinity Castle is nerve-racking. The sound design shakes the seats, and the fights feel designed for a packed theater holding its breath together. But is it perfect? Not quite, since the mid-movie rhythm can dip, and fans of certain Hashira may want more. So, the final take is that the Infinity Castle is a must-watch. It delivers jaw-dropping action, real emotion, and a heavy setup for the end. If the highest grossing means the loudest and most moving night at the movies, this takes the cake — and creates urgency for the next part. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On April 2019 8.44 Ufotable Action, Supernatural Netflix ALSO READ: Could Kokushibo Defeat Muzan If He Were A Demon Slayer?

Dandadan is officially returning for Season 3, with the announcement shared right after the Season 2 finale alongside a celebratory visual featuring Momo, Okarun, and Turbo Granny. The swift confirmation signals a direct continuation from the Season 2 cliffhanger and reassures fans that the same fast, stylish momentum will carry forward. Early chatter points toward the Space Globalists arc as the centerpiece for the next season, which raises the stakes with bigger sci‑fi set pieces, stranger lore, and sharper pressure on Momo and Okarun’s bond. Season 2 wrapped the Kaiju arc’s climax, making this the natural handoff for Science SARU’s kinetic action and color‑rich, high‑motion aesthetic. ALSO READ: Does Okarun And Momo End Up Together In Dandadan? Official Announcement And Studio The announcement landed immediately after the finale via official channels and press coverage, matching the series’ pattern of capitalizing on fresh hype windows. The production is set to continue under the same studio. This is exactly what fans wanted after Season 2’s amazing animation . Details like episode count and premiere timing remain a secret. Industry reports say Season 3 is moving forward normally, even though no release date has been announced yet. This is common for anime. However, in the next few months, we’ll likely hear about the cast and staff, and after that, fans can expect teasers, trailers, and posters to start the promotion. Story Direction And Fan Reactions Season 3 will bring bigger battles and stranger sci-fi twists, while still keeping the mix of comedy, horror, and emotional moments the show is known for. Okarun and Momo will face stronger enemies, Turbo Granny will add her usual chaotic help, and the action scenes will stay fast, fun, and creative, matching the manga’s growing scale. Fan reactions have been instant and enthusiastic: “ Season 2 was fantastic, can’t wait for season 3! ” and “ We clapped in unison ” sum up the mood. Others praised the finale’s momentum and called Season 3 a potential series‑defining run if the adaptation maintains its pace and punch. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On October 2024 8.55 Science SARU Action, Supernatural Netflix ALSO READ: Is Turbo Granny Really Evil In Dandadan?

In a world where Demons gain power by consuming humans, Akaza's choice not to eat women looks like a weakness. Yet it tells a deeper story about who Akaza was before he became a Demon, and what pieces of that person survived inside the monster. His rule is not about mercy or kindness. Rather, it’s about something he suffered as a human. Becoming a Demon erased his name, but not all of his feelings. The result of his past suffering draws a line at harming women because, on some level, the memories of his past and the life he lost still hold him back. ALSO READ: Demon Slayer: Why Did Kokushibo Become A Demon? The Human Scar That Never Closed Akaza's past was full of tragedy. As Hakuji, Akaza fought to help his sick father, took beatings to pay for medicine, and then lost his father anyway. Later, he found a new life at Keizo’s dojo and fell in love with Koyuki. That hope was stolen when rivals poisoned them. Hakuji’s rage that day broke him and resulted in accepting Muzan’s blood. Even after becoming a Demon, Akaza’s heart still follows strength and honor because those were the only truths he had left. His choice not to eat women is a habit shaped by his pain. Even Akaza doesn’t fully understand it, but the line is there as Koyuki’s memory left a mark on him forever. Honor, Power, And A Personal Code Akaza’s obsession is strength, and as a result, he challenges the strong, respects worthy opponents, and loathes cowardice. Refusing to eat women fits that code. For him, strength must be clean — earned in battle against those who can stand and fight. Preying on the weak, especially women who remind him of the person he loved, would feel like betraying the last rule he has. Of course, this choice limits him. Demons grow stronger by consuming humans, and refusing half the population should make Akaza weaker in theory. But his strength comes from something else too: his will. He pushes the limits of his regeneration, adapts mid-fight, and breaks past supposed ceilings through sheer resolve. As a result, his rule doesn’t weaken him. The Mirror To Doma Where Akaza draws a line, Doma erases all of them. He preys on women through his cult and calls it salvation. He smiles while he feeds and treats feelings as noise. The contrast is sharp: Doma is polished cruelty, while Akaza is raw, broken conviction. This also leads to Akaza's hatred toward Doma. Akaza is a Demon who won’t cross one specific line, and a warrior who never found peace. He can’t stop the Demon he became, but he can choose how to be that Demon, and refusing to eat women is one of those choices. What His Rule Means In The End Akaza’s refusal doesn’t, however, save lives on a grand scale. But it tells the truth about Demon Slayer’s world that humanity leaves traces. Even when Muzan strips a person down to hunger and bloodlust, love and loss can still linger like a stubborn echo. For Akaza, that echo takes the form of a line he won’t cross. He doesn’t preach it, doesn’t brag; he just doesn’t do it. And that’s why this detail is important. It shows that there’s a crack in him that lets a little light through, even if it can’t save him. Once you realize this, his battles feel different. Every time he refuses to eat a woman, he’s deciding who he won’t let himself become. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On April 2019 8.44 Ufotable Action, Supernatural Netflix ALSO READ: Could Kokushibo Defeat Muzan If He Were A Demon Slayer?

Chainsaw Man feels unkillable. Denji turns into a walking chainsaw, heals by drinking blood, and shrugs off wounds that would end anyone else. He even survives being chopped up, shot, and eaten. But the world of Chainsaw Man runs on rules that are stranger and harsher than normal life. Devils don’t follow simple logic, and death doesn’t always mean gone forever. The real question isn’t whether he can die. Rather, it’s what does dying even mean for someone like him? At the center of this puzzle is Denji’s heart, which is Pochita — the Chainsaw Devil. Let's unravel what dying means for Denji. ALSO READ: Why Does Makima Fear Chainsaw Man? How Denji Survives Death Denji has died in a normal sense — his human body was killed early on. But he lived again because Pochita fused with his heart. From that point, his survival is tied to Devil rules. When Denji loses blood, his power drops fast; when he gets blood, he heals. That’s how he fights for so long and survives. This loop is what makes him feel immortal during battles and lets him recover from brutal injuries that would kill others. But it’s not perfect. For instance, if he’s drained too low, he can’t transform. And if his heart is taken or he’s cut off from blood, he’s in real danger. There are also Devils tied to fundamental fears that could threaten him in ways raw toughness can’t solve. Denji’s immortality is conditional, not absolute. It depends on Pochita staying safe, on access to blood, and on avoiding enemies who can bypass simple regeneration. What Could Actually Kill Chainsaw Man Three clear risks still stand out. First is heart removal or destruction. If someone separates Pochita from Denji and destroys that core, Denji won’t get back up. Second is total starvation, and third are conceptual threats, like Devils tied to big, universal fears that can hit harder than physical attacks, making recovery much harder or twisting the rules in ways that normal healing can’t fix. There’s also the problem of control and contracts. Denji’s life is wrapped in deals, bonds, and the wills of beings stronger than he is. He has won fights by being clever and stubborn, instead of being truly unkillable. If he’s trapped in a situation designed to minimize choices, then Chainsaw Man can die in every way that matters. So, Is Chainsaw Man Immortal? So, it's safe to say that he’s resilient, but not immortal. Denji can survive things that look like death because the Chainsaw Devil’s heart lets him heal and return. He loses limbs and gets them back, runs out of fuel and refills it with blood, and turns hopeless fights into wins by endurance. But the system has breaking points, like taking away his heart, his blood, or his ability to act, and the comeback loop breaks. This is what makes the series tense. Denji is hard to kill, but not impossible to kill. His fights are about more than slicing through enemies — they’re about protecting the heart that keeps him alive, making sure he can keep moving, and avoiding traps that shut down his few, simple rules for survival. When those rules are intact, Chainsaw Man stands up again, and when they aren’t, even he can fall. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On October 2022 8.46 MAPPA Action, Fantasy Crunchyroll ALSO READ: Worst Anime Worlds To Live In, Ranked

SPOILER ALERT:  This article may contain major spoilers from Chainsaw Man. Proceed only if you don't mind having key story elements revealed. Reze is the bomb girl who walked into Denji’s life like a sweet, normal crush, and then blew it apart. She first appeared as a kind, lively girl working at a café, who laughed at Denji’s awkward jokes and made him feel seen for the first time. Under that soft smile, though, she was a trained spy and a Devil hybrid tied to the Bomb Devil, with one mission: get close to Denji and take the heart inside him. Reze showed Denji a version of love he had never felt, then turned around and fought him with lethal skill. That mix of charm, danger, and tragedy is what makes Reze one of the most interesting characters in Chainsaw Man. ALSO READ: Chainsaw Man's Opening Is Not From The Anime — It's From Hollywood Background And Abilities Reze was raised and trained for combat, which is why she moved like a professional even in civilian form. She could fight hand-to-hand, use knives with precision, and drop enemies before they knew they were in danger. As the Bomb Devil Hybrid, she transformed by pulling the grenade pin hidden at her neck, then turned every step, punch, and touch into explosive force. Since she was fast, ruthless, and built for close-quarters destruction, she was a nightmare opponent. Talking about her personality, she was focused and deceptive on the job. While off the job, she let pieces of a real self slip through — curiosity, humor, and a quiet desire for a simple life that she never had. That’s why her dates with Denji feel so different from her fights. Age, Height, And Look Fans usually ask how old is Reze? Well, she’s commonly described as around 20 years old, though the story doesn’t lock an exact age in canon terms. And how tall is Reze? Official numbers aren’t provided, but most guides and fan materials place her somewhere around average height for a young woman, with a slim build and sharp, green eyes. In her human form, Reze always wears a choker to hide the pin on her neck, and when she transforms, her design even looks like a bomb. These small details say a lot because Chainsaw Man is great at visual storytelling. Her soft café outfit makes her seem safe and gentle, but the choker is a quiet warning that there’s more to her. You can also notice the difference in the way she stands and moves, depending on the part she’s playing. Denji's Love And The Mission Reze’s connection with Denji is one of the series’ most painful stories . He wanted someone who would choose him, not the Chainsaw Devil's Heart inside him. Reze pretended to be that person, and then sometimes looked like she actually was. Their scenes at the school pool, their quiet talks, the simple promise of running away together, all of it felt like a door Denji had never been allowed to open. As a result, her turn hits so hard. She was proof that even love could be a trap, and yet, Reze also became proof that not every trap is perfect. When she hesitated, when she looked back, when she walked toward a different ending; those moments said more about her than any fight could. Fate And Return One question fans often have is how Reze dies. Without spoiling every detail, her story ends suddenly and brutally, decided by people far stronger than her. It happens just when it feels like she might choose a different path, which makes it hurt even more. In the end, Reze is both the danger and the quiet moment after. She was a girl who wanted to try living a normal life, but couldn’t escape what she was meant to do. Release Year MAL Rating Animation Studio Genre Watch On October 2022 8.46 MAPPA Action, Fantasy Crunchyroll ALSO READ: Who Is The Death Devil In Chainsaw Man?