Both Yoru and Asa kiss Denji, however ... Fire Punch consider all of this par for the course, and indeed many Chainsaw Man fans insist that psychosexual themes were already pretty prevalent ...

Asa Mitaka was introduced in Part 2 of the Chainsaw Man manga, where she served ... especially during those times when Yoru took control of her body to kiss Denji. It also created a constant ...

As a result, Yoru wishes to make Chainsaw Man puke them up ... she has since continued kissing Denji while blushing. The difference between Asa and Yoru is that Asa chooses not to act on her ...

Despite Asa's hesitation, Yoru downplays her emotions and switches over whenever she sees fit. Yoru’s grand plan to turn Chainsaw Man into a weapon pushes this unequal relationship even more.

and Yoru has become a focal point for the series. They’ve stepped into a leading role in Chainsaw Man part two with Asa’s help, and recently, Yoru broke the Internet with a risqué run in.

The whole thing came around courtesy of Chainsaw Man chapter 117 as fans watched Asa wrestle with herself. The heroine ended up with Yoru in control of her body, and the War Devil took their shot ...

From what we’ve seen of Asa’s life so far, it seems the events of Chainsaw Man generally left her more isolated. Yoru is there, threatening to take over her life. The War Devil’s power ...

Asa Mitaka has established herself as a properly dysfunctional protagonist during her tenure in Chainsaw Man, but her plot armor isn’t as strong as Denji’s. Because of this, a specific moment ...

In Chainsaw Man Chapter 201, Denji battles Fakesaw, an emissary of the Death Devil, who warns him against defying destiny. The real Famine Devil, Fami, reveals herself to Asa and Yoru, exposing a ...