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Division 2 Vice Captain

Character

A self-assured hunter for Public Safety, the Division 2 Vice Captain steps into the Bomb Girl arc to confront Reze. Armed with a Fox Devil contract and a casual swagger, he arrives to rescue a comrade, only to meet a swift and grisly end at the bomber's hands.

Alias: Vice Captain
Kanji: 対魔2課副隊長
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
Occupation: Public Safety Devil Hunter
Anime Debut: Chainsaw Man the Movie: Reze Arc
Manga Debut: Chapter 46
English Voice: Alex Hom
Japanese Voice: Hidenori Takahashi
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Appearance

Good looks mark the Vice Captain, who keeps pale brown hair falling to the back of his neck above dark eyes. A small stud pierces the skin beside his mouth, while a charm hangs from the grip of his katana.

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Personality

Rank and experience leave him unshaken by a sudden devil strike, and he meets the chaos with calm efficiency, even trading easygoing remarks with the hunters beside him. So sure is he of his own skill that he plans to head off to a mixer once the fighting wraps up. Peers such as Nomo know and respect him.

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History

As Reze storms the training facility belonging to Tokyo Division 2, Nomo calls for backup, and the Vice Captain answers just as Nomo is about to be killed, raising a hand to summon the Fox Devil and swallow Reze whole. The rescue collapses almost at once: the Fox Devil spits her back out, repulsed by her taste, and Reze cuts down both Nomo and the Vice Captain, later brandishing their severed heads at Aki Hayakawa to pressure him into handing over Denji.

His lone power was the Fox Devil contract, which let him call the beast to devour a target instantly with a raised hand and the word "Kon."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Division 2 Vice Captain in Chainsaw Man?

The Division 2 Vice Captain is a self-assured Public Safety devil hunter who steps into the Bomb Girl arc to confront Reze, arriving with casual swagger to rescue a comrade.

What devil did the Division 2 Vice Captain have a contract with?

The Division 2 Vice Captain's lone power was a Fox Devil contract, which let him raise a hand and say the word Kon to summon the beast and devour a target instantly.

How did the Division 2 Vice Captain die?

The Division 2 Vice Captain was killed by Reze after his Fox Devil spat her back out, repulsed by her taste, and she later brandished his and Nomo's severed heads to pressure Aki Hayakawa.

What was the Division 2 Vice Captain's personality?

The Division 2 Vice Captain stayed unshaken by a sudden devil strike, meeting the chaos with calm efficiency, trading easygoing remarks, and even planning to head to a mixer once the fighting wrapped up.

When does the Division 2 Vice Captain appear?

The Division 2 Vice Captain appears during the Bomb Girl arc, answering Nomo's call for backup just as Reze storms Tokyo Division 2's training facility.

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