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Devil Hunter Club

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The Devil Hunter Club is a high school society at Fourth East where students band together to track and slay devils, doubling as the student council and serving as the springboard that funnels many of its members into the Chainsaw Man Church.

Type: High School Club
Location: Fourth East High School
President: Haruka Iseumi
Initiation: Retrieve a slain devil with two first-year partners within one week
Manga Debut: Chapter 99
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Overview

Based at Fourth East High School, this student organization gathers pupils eager to hunt devils, sending them out on patrols to cull as many as they can locate. Admission demands an initiation in which a group of three first-years must retrieve a slain devil within a single week. The club overlaps heavily with the school's student council, so much so that its president, Haruka Iseumi, habitually called it the student council slash Devil Hunter Club. It is one of many such clubs that sprang up across schools as public fascination with devils grew.

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Role

Asa Mitaka and Yoru signed up hoping to locate the Chainsaw Man, whose host was rumored to attend their school. The pair were paired with Yuko and Hirofumi Yoshida for the initiation ritual. When Yuko later went berserk and tore through the school in her transformed state, several members, Seigi Akoku and Furio among them, moved to stop her. Fami, the Famine Devil hidden within the club, stepped in to heal Yuko after Asa had nearly killed her, having called herself Asa's sister. Following the fight, the president Haruka praised Asa for standing against Yuko and invited her to join, even revealing a pull cord in his chest. Mistaking him for Chainsaw Man, Yoru promptly departed. In time, a great many of the club's members would migrate into the Chainsaw Man Church.

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Notable Members

Haruka Iseumi presides over the club and remains alive. Its membership has included Asa Mitaka and Yoru, the disguised Famine Devil Fami, Hirofumi Yoshida, Nobana Higashiyama, and Seigi Akoku, along with the deceased Furio and Yuko, plus several unnamed students.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Devil Hunter Club in Chainsaw Man?

The Devil Hunter Club is a high school society at Fourth East where students band together to track and slay devils. It doubles as the student council and serves as a springboard that funnels many of its members into the Chainsaw Man Church.

Where is the Devil Hunter Club based?

The Devil Hunter Club is based at Fourth East High School, where it gathers pupils eager to hunt devils and sends them out on patrols to cull as many as they can locate. It is one of many such clubs that sprang up across schools as public fascination with devils grew.

How do you join the Devil Hunter Club?

Admission to the Devil Hunter Club demands an initiation in which a group of three first-years must retrieve a slain devil within a single week. Asa Mitaka and Yoru completed theirs paired with Yuko and Hirofumi Yoshida.

Who is the president of the Devil Hunter Club?

Haruka Iseumi presides over the Devil Hunter Club and remains alive. He habitually called it the student council slash Devil Hunter Club, given how heavily it overlaps with the school's student council.

Why did Asa Mitaka join the Devil Hunter Club?

Asa Mitaka and Yoru signed up for the Devil Hunter Club hoping to locate the Chainsaw Man, whose host was rumored to attend their school. After mistaking president Haruka for Chainsaw Man when he revealed a pull cord in his chest, Yoru promptly departed.

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