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Chapter 78: Snowball Fight

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The 78th chapter of Chainsaw Man escalates Denji's hopeless struggle against the Gun Fiend Aki, whose delusional joy turns each blast into mass slaughter while Denji's pleas go unheard.

Issue: Issue 2020-33-34
Pages: 19
Title: Snowball Fight
Volume: 9
Next Chapter: Chapter 79
Release Date: July 19, 2020
Japanese Title: ゆきがっせん
Previous Chapter: Chapter 77
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Summary

Within Aki's fantasy, Power joins the game and he starts lobbing snowballs at her as well. In reality, a single powerful blast hurls the pair backward. Spotting a couple of bystanders, Aki kills them without a second thought. When Denji begins to fight back, Aki simply reads it as Denji tossing snowballs in return.

The clash intensifies, each of Aki's blasts flattening enormous swaths of the surroundings and racking up casualties. Denji tries to shield some people but accomplishes little. As he begs Aki to come to his senses, the fantasy version of Aki remarks that for the first time he is genuinely having fun. A blast catches Denji in the stomach and knocks him down.

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Key Events

Aki, lost in his snowball delusion, kills bystanders casually and devastates the city with every blast. Denji's attempts to protect civilians largely fail, and his pleas for Aki to return to normal go unanswered. Aki's fantasy-self admits he is having fun for the first time, underscoring the tragedy. Denji is struck in the stomach and knocked down.

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Notes

The chapter belongs to the Gun Devil arc and runs in Volume 9. The contrast between Aki's joyful snowball fantasy and the real carnage drives the chapter's emotional weight. Aki's late brother Taiyo appears in memory.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What chapter does the snowball fight happen in Chainsaw Man?

The snowball fight unfolds in Chapter 78 of Chainsaw Man, fittingly titled "Snowball Fight." It depicts the delusion the Gun Fiend Aki is trapped in while he attacks Denji.

What is the snowball fight scene in Chainsaw Man?

In Chapter 78, the Gun Fiend Aki experiences his rampage as a happy snowball fight, reading each of Denji's blows as snowballs tossed back at him. Every blast in reality flattens huge swaths of the city and kills bystanders, while Aki's fantasy-self says he is having fun for the first time.

What volume is chapter 78 of Chainsaw Man?

Chapter 78 of Chainsaw Man is collected in Volume 9 and belongs to the Gun Devil arc. It was originally released on July 19, 2020.

What happens to Denji in Chapter 78 of Chainsaw Man?

In Chapter 78, Denji tries to shield civilians from Aki's blasts and begs the Gun Fiend to come to his senses, but his pleas go unheard. A blast catches him in the stomach and knocks him down.

Who appears in Chapter 78 of Chainsaw Man?

Chapter 78 centers on Denji and the Gun Fiend Aki Hayakawa, with Power appearing inside Aki's snowball fantasy. Aki's late brother Taiyo also surfaces in memory.

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