Chainsaw Man Makima Betrayal at Carolyn Guillot blog

Chainsaw Man Makima Betrayal. By trying to kill one of its citizens, denji, she works against the interest. After chainsaw man and makima's intense battle, denji was therefore pressured to never change into his hybrid form again for fear of being killed by the control devil. Makima isn't in a contract with a devil because she herself is a devil. But this also makes her a well. I think overall, many people dislike makima because how heavy her betrayal was to denji and the readers. However, chainsaw man manga then sees makima use her force manipulation powers to shoot power, obliterating every part of her body above her waist and below her. Makima had a contract to serve japan. The audience is supposed to empathize with denji and feel the full extent of her betrayal, which is why makima is admired until the bitter end. The latter chapters of chainsaw man part 1 feature a wild plot twist. Like many shonen mentors, makima is a protective figure for the vulnerable protagonist (denji, in this case) and sets him on the path to greatness.

After chainsaw man and makima's intense battle, denji was therefore pressured to never change into his hybrid form again for fear of being killed by the control devil. However, chainsaw man manga then sees makima use her force manipulation powers to shoot power, obliterating every part of her body above her waist and below her. By trying to kill one of its citizens, denji, she works against the interest. Makima isn't in a contract with a devil because she herself is a devil. But this also makes her a well. The latter chapters of chainsaw man part 1 feature a wild plot twist. The audience is supposed to empathize with denji and feel the full extent of her betrayal, which is why makima is admired until the bitter end. I think overall, many people dislike makima because how heavy her betrayal was to denji and the readers. Like many shonen mentors, makima is a protective figure for the vulnerable protagonist (denji, in this case) and sets him on the path to greatness. Makima had a contract to serve japan.

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Chainsaw Man Makima Betrayal Makima had a contract to serve japan. Makima isn't in a contract with a devil because she herself is a devil. The audience is supposed to empathize with denji and feel the full extent of her betrayal, which is why makima is admired until the bitter end. I think overall, many people dislike makima because how heavy her betrayal was to denji and the readers. But this also makes her a well. Makima had a contract to serve japan. The latter chapters of chainsaw man part 1 feature a wild plot twist. By trying to kill one of its citizens, denji, she works against the interest. After chainsaw man and makima's intense battle, denji was therefore pressured to never change into his hybrid form again for fear of being killed by the control devil. Like many shonen mentors, makima is a protective figure for the vulnerable protagonist (denji, in this case) and sets him on the path to greatness. However, chainsaw man manga then sees makima use her force manipulation powers to shoot power, obliterating every part of her body above her waist and below her.