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Meowy the white cat with a tan head patch sits on a sunlit windowsill beside potted flowers, one paw raised and yellow-green eyes wide and curious.
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Meowy is a cat first kept by Power and later taken in by Denji after her death. A small but beloved companion, this pet threads through the series from the Bat Devil's hostage scheme to a fresh life as Nayuta's cat in a world where Chainsaw Man was never born.

Status: Deceased (original timeline); Alive (new timeline)
Species: Feline
Anime Debut: Episode 3
Manga Debut: Chapter 7
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Appearance

Meowy is a small feline whose markings center on three dark accents: the ears, a patch sitting atop the head, and the very tip of the tail, all of which appear brown instead in the anime. Rounding out the look are a pair of yellow-green eyes.

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Personality

Affectionate and trusting, Meowy gravitates toward the people it feels safe with. It often curls up to sleep beside Denji, much to Power's irritation, and shows the same easy comfort around Nayuta, even climbing onto her shoulder. The cat will also nestle among the household dogs without any of the wariness felines usually show them.

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History

Power first took Meowy in with plans to fatten the cat up for a meal, but grew fond of it instead, and the two spent a long stretch together until the Bat Devil seized the animal, offering to hand it back in exchange for a human. Power brought Denji along, only for the Bat Devil to swallow Meowy as punishment for delivering foul-tasting blood; cat and master were both freed once the devil was beaten.

Later, while Aki, Power, and Denji traveled to Hokkaido, Kishibe minded Meowy until their return. When the Gun Fiend turned up at the door, Denji had Power flee with the cat, then shielded the pair so they could escape. After Power's death, Denji became Meowy's keeper, and the cat is glimpsed dozing as he and Nayuta share dinner. Its luck runs out when Barem Bridge and the weapon hybrids torch Denji's apartment, killing Meowy alongside Makima's dogs. In the reshaped world of the War Devil arc, where Chainsaw Man never came to be, Meowy lives again as Nayuta's pet, and Power grumbles that the cat favors Nayuta while she is left with only Denji.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Meowy in Chainsaw Man?

Meowy is killed when Barem Bridge and the weapon hybrids torch Denji's apartment, dying alongside Makima's dogs. In the reshaped world of the War Devil arc, where Chainsaw Man never came to be, Meowy lives again as Nayuta's pet.

Does Denji still have Meowy?

After Power's death Denji became Meowy's keeper, but the cat later dies when his apartment is set ablaze. In the new timeline Meowy lives again, though as Nayuta's pet rather than Denji's.

Who originally owned Meowy?

Power first took Meowy in with plans to fatten the cat up for a meal, but grew fond of it instead, and the two spent a long stretch together before Denji eventually became Meowy's keeper.

How did Meowy get involved with the Bat Devil?

The Bat Devil seized Meowy and offered to hand the cat back in exchange for a human. Power brought Denji along, but the Bat Devil swallowed Meowy as punishment for foul-tasting blood, and both were freed once the devil was beaten.

What happens to Meowy in the new timeline?

In the reshaped world of the War Devil arc, where Chainsaw Man never existed, Meowy lives again as Nayuta's pet, with Power grumbling that the cat favors Nayuta while she is left with only Denji.

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