Endless Aquarium settles the trapped students into grim survival. With the Eternity Devil looping the halls, the group scavenges water and fish from repeating rooms. Asa weighs killing Denji or Haruka, then shatters her mother's phone in a fall, sinking into despair.
Summary
Denji informs Asa that the Eternity Devil now controls the aquarium, but she refuses to take him seriously. The two run into a Devil Hunter Club patrol, Seigi, Nobana Higashiyama, and their president Haruka, who had been combing the aquarium for any sign of devils. Nobana loses her composure, having never faced a devil in the flesh. Yoshida turns up as well, insisting his presence there is mere coincidence. Asa quietly debates whether to weaponize Denji or to kill Haruka, still under the impression that he is Chainsaw Man.
The group adapts to the looping rooms, drawing drinkable water and edible fish from the endlessly repeating spaces. Tensions flare when Asa catches Denji pocketing money, and the two trade bitter insults. Remembering she still carries her mother's phone, Asa tries to find a signal, only to trip and break the device in the fall. Drained and feeling utterly forsaken, she sinks to the floor.
Key Events
The trapped students confirm the Eternity Devil's grip on the aquarium and meet up with the patrolling Devil Hunter Club. They survive by harvesting water and fish from the repeating rooms. Asa and Denji clash over his thieving, and Asa accidentally destroys her mother's phone, extinguishing her last hope of calling for help.
Notes
A Dating Denji arc chapter in Volume 14. The endless aquarium setting echoes Denji's earlier ordeal against the Eternity Devil and isolates the cast for the trial ahead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What devil trapped Denji in the aquarium?
In Chapter 114, Endless Aquarium, the Eternity Devil controls the aquarium and loops its halls into an endless maze. Denji explains its grip to Asa, though she refuses to take him seriously at first.
What volume is the aquarium date in Chainsaw Man?
Chapter 114, which centers on the endless aquarium, appears in Volume 14 of Chainsaw Man as part of the Dating Denji arc. It was released on December 21, 2022.
What happens in Chapter 114 of Chainsaw Man?
Chapter 114 settles the trapped students into grim survival inside the looping aquarium. The group meets a Devil Hunter Club patrol, scavenges water and fish from repeating rooms, and Asa accidentally breaks her mother's phone, sinking into despair.
How do the trapped students survive in the looping aquarium?
In Chapter 114, the group adapts to the repeating rooms by drawing drinkable water and edible fish from the endlessly looping spaces. They join up with the patrolling Devil Hunter Club, including Seigi, Nobana, and their president Haruka.
Why does Asa break down at the end of Chapter 114?
Remembering she still carries her mother's phone, Asa tries to find a signal but trips and breaks the device in the fall. Drained and feeling utterly forsaken, she sinks to the floor, having lost her last hope of calling for help.
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