Chainsaw Man chapter 206: Denji battles the Falling Devil, Fakesaw Man's identity revealed
Chainsaw Man chapter 206: Chapter 206 of Chainsaw Man throws readers into the thick of the action as Denji confronts the terrifying Falling Devil. Blending intense combat with deep psychological themes, the chapter keeps the tension high from start to finish. With rising stakes and unexpected turns, the manga continues to grip fans. Here's everything we know about the latest installment.
(Spoilers ahead)
Who is the Fakesaw Man?
Chainsaw Man chapter 206 begins right after the intense showdown between Denji and Fakesaw Man reaches its climax. The Fire Devil emerges from within Fakesaw, unveiling that Fakesaw is actually the twin of the boy Denji failed to rescue from the Cockroach Devil earlier in Part 2 of the series.
Chainsaw Man chapter 206
Chainsaw Man chapter 206, titled Chest, Woman, Apology, begins with Denji getting sidetracked by the Falling Devil's appearance. However, War Devil Yoru quickly alerts him that the figure before him is an incredibly powerful devil known as the Falling Devil.
Denji questioned whether the Falling Devil would permit his actions, but to his surprise, she had no objections as long as he and Yoru kept their distance. The townspeople were horrified by the unfolding events when Denji chose to attack the Falling Devil.
Denji's plan ultimately failed, leading him to become ensnared by the Falling Devil's Thought Manipulation. She also made it clear that his chainsaws didn't intimidate her. Shortly after, a man came out of the Falling Devil's mouth.
Where to read the Chainsaw Man manga?
You can read the Chainsaw Man manga online through the official Shonen Jump app or website, both operated by Viz Media, which offers authorized English translations. Another official option is MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA, where the series is also available.
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