Apart from thinking it’s going to be a masterpiece, that is.
Summary:
Chainsaw Man the Movie: Reze Arc will adapt the Bomb Girl Arc of the manga.
There isn’t a release date, but the prediction is late 2024 — early 2025.
Fans hope the studio will take their time working on the movie.
Chainsaw Man the Movie: Reze Arc has been recently announced to be in the works by MAPPA, and the Chainsaw Man anime fandom is starting to wake up from their year-long sleep. As obvious from the name of the movie, the anime is going to revolve around the Reze story, which is the Bomb Girl Arc of the manga.
We don’t want to spoil the story for you, but it will tell some sort of love story between Denji and Reze, who is a character that we catch a glimpse of at the end of the first season of Chainsaw Man. Manga readers know the entire story perfectly, of course, but what are their predictions about the format of the project and its production?
When will it be released?
While speaking about the release date, fans don’t really have a general prediction. Late 2024 — early 2025 feels like a probable option because the movie is rumored to have been in the works for a couple of months already, but some people suggest that a little over a year is still not enough for a high-quality movie to be produced. And we all want a high-quality one, don’t we?
One of the speculations is that Chainsaw Man might follow the Final Chapters of Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) and be divided into two big parts, with one of them releasing in about a year, and the next one — in a year and a half or even a bit later. We don’t think it’s the best decision, to be honest, since dividing the Bomb Girl Arc into parts would end up ruining the flow of the movie.
The main worries are, of course, about the animation quality and deadlines, as fans don’t want the Chainsaw Man movie to become Jujutsu Kaisen 2.0. But there’s hope that the Reze Arc will not be like that.
International release
Another issue that concerns fans is the theatrical release of the movie. Japan tends to be the first one to see the premiere of anime movies, but Chainsaw Man is incredibly popular in Western countries, so fans doubt that the rest of the world will get their hands on the movie much later than Japan. We really want to believe that too!
Fans are also hoping for extra-long ending credits. And while this request might seem weird at first, viewers remind us about the endings for the first season of Chainsaw Man, and how they were always different. So they want something like that for the movie, because MAPPA did incredible work with the opening and ending themes.
Apart from thinking it’s going to be a masterpiece, that is.
Summary:
Chainsaw Man the Movie: Reze Arc will adapt the Bomb Girl Arc of the manga.
There isn’t a release date, but the prediction is late 2024 — early 2025.
Fans hope the studio will take their time working on the movie.
Chainsaw Man the Movie: Reze Arc has been recently announced to be in the works by MAPPA, and the Chainsaw Man anime fandom is starting to wake up from their year-long sleep. As obvious from the name of the movie, the anime is going to revolve around the Reze story, which is the Bomb Girl Arc of the manga.
We don’t want to spoil the story for you, but it will tell some sort of love story between Denji and Reze, who is a character that we catch a glimpse of at the end of the first season of Chainsaw Man. Manga readers know the entire story perfectly, of course, but what are their predictions about the format of the project and its production?
When will it be released?
While speaking about the release date, fans don’t really have a general prediction. Late 2024 — early 2025 feels like a probable option because the movie is rumored to have been in the works for a couple of months already, but some people suggest that a little over a year is still not enough for a high-quality movie to be produced. And we all want a high-quality one, don’t we?
One of the speculations is that Chainsaw Man might follow the Final Chapters of Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) and be divided into two big parts, with one of them releasing in about a year, and the next one — in a year and a half or even a bit later. We don’t think it’s the best decision, to be honest, since dividing the Bomb Girl Arc into parts would end up ruining the flow of the movie.
The main worries are, of course, about the animation quality and deadlines, as fans don’t want the Chainsaw Man movie to become Jujutsu Kaisen 2.0. But there’s hope that the Reze Arc will not be like that.
International release
Another issue that concerns fans is the theatrical release of the movie. Japan tends to be the first one to see the premiere of anime movies, but Chainsaw Man is incredibly popular in Western countries, so fans doubt that the rest of the world will get their hands on the movie much later than Japan. We really want to believe that too!
Fans are also hoping for extra-long ending credits. And while this request might seem weird at first, viewers remind us about the endings for the first season of Chainsaw Man, and how they were always different. So they want something like that for the movie, because MAPPA did incredible work with the opening and ending themes.
