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Are people still into Chainsaw Man? It completely lost its charm to me.

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Reading witch hat atelier now, and while art is fantastic it feels like I'm reading children's cartoon like mlp or something.
I see a very interesting world, but reader get's to see it though eyes of a kid and her kiddy problems that get's solved with friendship and magic (literally), also bad guys have all the cool designs and good guy witches are cucked to hats with no brim.
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=WZNDaILsCIc
All of the restrictions on law abiding witches are because of 'war bad' or something. Any wrong think (e.g. teaching utilitarian magic to ignorant masses, applying magic to body or wearing cool hats) is punishable by mindwipe and non negotiable deportation to gulag island.
>>980
I put it on hold for more then a year now, I should get on it soon.

>>982
You can easily guess it’s made by a woman from the art alone, like really just from first glance. Not in a bad way, but I’m intrigued by it.

>>980
Personally I never cared for chainsaw man so much Tokyo Ghoul on the other hand...

>>985
Tokyo Ghoul was kino but the author’s autism ruined it. He revived a dead arabian tale of ghouls, their equivalent of vampires and and werewolves, but made it about sexual repression and shounenshit.

>>986
Was it really sexual repression? I saw it simply as society putting boys and men down as a whole.

>>987
Yes, which is what I meant by autism, he made it a kind of social commentary. Think of it like how Shippuden lost all the Ninja charm of Naruto and just became dbz

>>988
Well that's lame.
>Live in Nipon and have legal hookers
>Somehow think that's social commentary