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Chapter 109: The Easy Way to Stop Bullying

Manga ChapterCh. 109

Yuko's blunt solution to bullying, leveling the entire school, brings Chainsaw Man crashing into her rampage. Denji shreds the giant devil, and her telepathy backfires when she finds him fixated only on staging a natural reveal. With Yuko gone, Yoru seizes Asa to face him.

Volume: 13
Page Count: 18
Next Chapter: Chapter 110
Release Date: November 2, 2022
Japanese Title: 簡単なイジメのなくしかれ
Previous Chapter: Chapter 108
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Summary

Bent on ending Asa's torment for good, Yuko sets out to level the school. A pair of Devil Hunters tries to stop her and she cuts them down without effort. Spotting Asa unconscious, she lunges at the last of Asa's bullies, only for Denji to arrive and shift into Chainsaw Man, snatching the girl to safety. He tears into Yuko, his blades steadily overwhelming her. When Yuko attempts to read his thoughts for an edge, she discovers he is not focused on the battle at all, but on how to expose his hidden identity in a way that looks natural. Denji ends Yuko as Asa stirs awake, and the sight of him prompts Yoru to take command of Asa's body and step forward to challenge him.

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Key Events

Yuko slaughters two Devil Hunters before turning on Asa's remaining bully. Denji transforms into Chainsaw Man, rescues the girl, and overpowers Yuko with his blades. Her telepathy reveals that Denji's mind is occupied solely with engineering a believable public reveal. He finishes Yuko, and Yoru immediately possesses the waking Asa to confront him.

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Notes

A Justice Devil arc chapter from Volume 13. The fight underscores how Denji's obsession with a natural identity reveal leaves him mentally detached even in the middle of combat.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chainsaw Man Chapter 109?

Chapter 109, titled The Easy Way to Stop Bullying, sees Yuko try to level the entire school until Denji arrives, shifts into Chainsaw Man, and shreds the giant devil. With Yuko gone, Yoru seizes Asa to step forward and challenge him.

What was Yuko's plan to stop the bullying in Chapter 109?

In Chapter 109, bent on ending Asa's torment for good, Yuko sets out to level the entire school. She cuts down a pair of Devil Hunters who try to stop her and lunges at the last of Asa's bullies.

Does Denji fight Yuko in Chapter 109?

Yes, in Chapter 109 Denji arrives and shifts into Chainsaw Man, snatching Asa to safety before tearing into Yuko. His blades steadily overwhelm her until he finishes her off.

What does Yuko discover when she reads Denji's mind in Chapter 109?

In Chapter 109, when Yuko tries to read Denji's thoughts for an edge, she discovers he is not focused on the battle at all. His mind is occupied solely with how to expose his hidden identity in a way that looks natural.

How does Chapter 109 end?

Chapter 109 ends with Denji finishing off Yuko as Asa stirs awake. The sight of him prompts Yoru to take command of Asa's body and step forward to challenge him.

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