Chainsaw Man Unleashes a Trailer That’s Straight‑Up Brutal
Fanatics of the anime world just got a taste of Hitoshi Ogawa’s newest creation, and trust me, it’s not just crunch noise. The fresh trailer drops us deeper into the show’s spectacularly gory universe, giving us a glimpse of all the blood‑curdling action the series promises.
New Cast, New Tracks, and an Elvis‑style Ending Roster
And guess what? The creators are spicing things up with five brand‑new voice actors and a grandcoming lineup of opening and end songs. Sound familiar? The opening will be performed by none other than Kenshi Yonezu, the same guy behind “Lemon,” “Peace Sign,” and “M87.” He’ll bring the stage to hot gears with a new track called Kick Back.
A 12‑Song End‑Credit Parade (One Per Episode)
Unlike the usual do‑you‑guess‑the‑song format, Chainsaw Man will feature a distinct ending tune for every single episode. That means your ears get a new flavor with each episode drop – a real treat for fans of anime and J‑pop alike.
- “Hawatari Niku Centi” (the tongue‑in‑cheek “Two‑hundred‑million‑centimetre‑long blades”) by Maximum The Hormone – also used as an insert track
- “All Kinds of Kisses” by ano
- “Fight Song” by eve
- “Deep Down” by Aimer
- <b“Rendezvous” by Kanaria
- “In the Back Room” by syudou
- “Violence” by Queen Bee
- “Time Left” by Zutomayo
- “first death” by TK from Ling tosite sigure
- “tablet” by Tooboe
- “Chainsaw Blood” by Vaundy
- “Dogland” by People 1
Just be warned: the order you see in the list doesn’t match the episode sequence. So the premiere episode will surprise you by featuring the first song that isn’t the same as the “top” listed track. Keep your ears ready for a fresh surprise each week!
Chainsaw Man: The Ultimate Anime Powerhouse!
Get ready for a wild ride, folks! The manga legend Tatsuki Fujimoto has finally turned his blood‑thirsty masterpiece into olfactory‑friendly animation, and who better to lead the pack than the megacrew behind the show?
Star-Studded Voices
- Shiori Izawa – Diona from Genshin Impact voicing the chainsaw‑devil Pochita
- Mariya Ise – Killua from Hunter x Hunter, now bringing life to Himeno
- Karin Takahashi – Suika from Dr. Stone, giggling as Kobeni Hidashiyama
- Taku Yashiro – Vulcan Joseph from Fire Force, playing the ever‑cool Hirokazu
- Kenjiro Tsuda – a seasoned voice‑actor, taking the role of the ever‑curious Kishibe
Animation That’ll Blow Your Mind
The director, Mappa, isn’t just dipping his toes in the pool—he’s cannon‑balling with it. Known for his work on Jujutsu Kaisen and the Attack on Titan Final Season, Mappa brings crisp, fast‑paced action with a splash of humor that will keep you glued to the screen.
A Sizzling 12‑Song Ending Line‑up
Each episode wraps with a track that’s as unforgettable as the show itself. Expect high‑energy beats, soaring vocals, and a dash of anime swagger that emboldens Chainsaw Man’s relentless spirit.
When It Goes Live
Mark your calendars! The series will launch on October 11 across TV Tokyo and five affiliated channels, plus a Prime Video stream. For those traveling by air, Crunchyroll will be pulsing the show in over 200 territories worldwide.
If you’re a New York Comic-Con attendee, you’re in for an extra treat: the US premiere will be screened on October 7 at 12:45 pm EDT (that’s 12:45 am Singapore time, by the way).
What’s the Story?
Picture this: Denji, a teenage debt‑slave, lives with a chainsaw‑devil named Pochita to pay off a crushing debt left by his dad.
One grim day, Denji is betrayed and killed—but his chill vibes aren’t enough. He makes a pact with Pochita, revives as a Chainsaw Man, and becomes a living jack‑of‑all‑devils. Get ready for heart‑pounding battles, deep loyalty, and a touch of the absurd that only anime can deliver.
That’s a wrap—unless you’re still scrolling. Grab a bowl of popcorn, sit back, and let Chainsaw Man slice through your expectations!
