Denji lives on debt and scraps with a chainsaw devil for a pet, and Tatsuki Fujimoto turns that setup into one of the bluntest action series on the shelf.
The first five volumes cover Denji's transformation, his recruitment into a government devil-hunting division, and the uneasy team he ends up working beside. Fujimoto's pacing is abrupt on purpose, cutting from crude humour to sudden violence, and the artwork favours raw, scratchy linework over polish. Content is graphic in places, so the series sits with older readers rather than younger manga fans.
Things to expect:
• Volumes one to five opening the devil-hunter storyline
• Denji's partnership with the chainsaw devil Pochita
• Rough, high-contrast art and sharp tonal shifts
• Separate volumes supplied without a box
Intended for mature manga readers rather than children, published by Viz Media and available from Boipoka.