
The 39th chapter of Chainsaw Man pairs Denji with the Shark Fiend Beam and sends him on an all-day cinema date with Makima, a quiet outing that ends with an unexpected shared moment of tears.
Eyeing Power's swollen new horns, Makima explains that too much zombie blood has made her unmanageable and must be drained to dull her strength. With Power set aside and nervous, Denji is teamed instead with the Shark Fiend, Beam, who erupts from the floor to embrace him and is promptly knocked away. Makima notes that Beam adores Denji and will obey his every command, then, sensing Denji's sour mood, asks him out. The next day an over-eager Denji turns up hours early, and Makima reveals her plan: a marathon of films at a local cinema lasting until midnight.
Through movie after movie Denji notices that neither he nor Makima ever laughs along with the crowd, and after each one she offers a brief critique of plot and camerawork until the day starts to bore him. Before the final film Denji confesses the stories leave him cold, and Makima admits she is much the same, except for the rare few that, as she puts it, changed her life. During that last screening Denji is startled to find himself weeping at a small, ordinary scene, and beside him Makima is quietly crying too. Leaving in high spirits, Denji asks whether she thinks he has a heart; she leans in, listens to his heartbeat, confirms that he does, and walks off with a smile, leaving him flushed in the street.
The Japanese title is Kitto Naku. This Volume 5 chapter ran in 2019 Issue 43 on September 21, 2019, opening the Bomb Girl arc, and its events were adapted in the Reze Arc film. Power, Makima, Denji, and Beam are the featured cast.

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Chapter 39, titled Tearjerker, pairs Denji with the Shark Fiend Beam and sends him on an all-day cinema date with Makima, a quiet outing that ends with the two of them unexpectedly sharing tears.
Makima explains that too much zombie blood has made Power unmanageable and she must be drained, so Denji is teamed with Beam instead, a fiend who adores Denji and obeys his every command.
Makima takes Denji to a marathon of films at a local cinema lasting until midnight, offering brief critiques after each one until a small, ordinary scene leaves them both quietly weeping.
Yes. When Denji asks whether he has a heart, Makima leans in, listens to his heartbeat, confirms that he does, and walks off with a smile.
This Volume 5 chapter opens the Bomb Girl arc and was adapted in Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc.
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