The eighty-fifth chapter has Chainsaw Man shred Makima again, then answer Kobeni's whispered plea at a burger joint, turning a fast-food shift into a bloody, absurd hostage performance.
Summary
Kishibe stays locked in his standoff with Makima, who tells him to back away as she turns to meet Chainsaw Man. In a flash, the Devil crashes through the wall and cuts Makima to pieces, then glances at Kishibe. A faint voice somewhere pleads 'Save Me', and Chainsaw Man instantly takes off.
At a burger restaurant, employees sing and dance for an annoyed customer. Kobeni, now working there, brings out the food and tries to join the awkward routine. Her boss pulls her aside, scolding her forced smile and her habit of blurting 'ah!', and slaps her. As coworkers pile on, she murmurs 'Save Me', and the staff turn to find Chainsaw Man looming over them with a greeting growl.
The fleeing customer is beheaded at once. Pochita studies the menu and recalls Denji once wishing to try hamburgers, so he sits at a table and attempts to order through bursts of chainsaw revs. The restaurant mascot loses its head while trying to call the Devil Hunters. Suddenly grasping the revs, Kobeni and the others scramble to fill the order, singing and dancing in open terror while Chainsaw Man sways along. Sent to deliver the food, Kobeni trips and dumps it all over him. Looking up at the irritated Devil, she asks for another burger, and the staff repeat the dance in tears. Her boss screams that their deaths are her fault before he too is decapitated. Kobeni tries the delivery again, slips in the exact same way, and collapses on the floor, wailing.
Key Events
Chainsaw Man bursts back in and slices Makima apart once more before being drawn away by a cry for help. The voice belongs to Kobeni, now a burger-restaurant worker being abused by her boss. Chainsaw Man arrives and methodically beheads the customer, mascot and boss, while Pochita uses chainsaw revs to order a hamburger and forces the terrified staff to perform. Kobeni repeatedly spills the food and breaks down sobbing.
Notes
This chapter runs twenty-three pages in Volume 10 within the Control Devil arc. Pochita, Makima, Kobeni Higashiyama and Kishibe appear, with Denji shown in flashback.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Chapter 85 of Chainsaw Man?
In Chapter 85, titled "Bloody Good Gut Feeling," Chainsaw Man slices Makima apart once more before a cry of "Save Me" draws him away. The voice belongs to Kobeni, now a burger-restaurant worker being abused by her boss.
Where does Kobeni work in Chapter 85 of Chainsaw Man?
In Chapter 85, Kobeni Higashiyama is shown working at a burger restaurant. Her boss scolds her forced smile and her habit of blurting "ah!" and slaps her, prompting her whispered plea for help.
What does Chainsaw Man do at the burger restaurant in Chapter 85?
In Chapter 85, Chainsaw Man methodically beheads the fleeing customer, the restaurant mascot, and Kobeni's boss. Pochita, recalling that Denji once wished to try hamburgers, uses bursts of chainsaw revs to order food and forces the terrified staff to sing and dance.
What happens to Kobeni's order in Chapter 85?
In Chapter 85, Kobeni is sent to deliver the food but trips and dumps it all over the irritated Chainsaw Devil. When she tries again, she slips in the exact same way and collapses on the floor, wailing.
How long is Chapter 85 of Chainsaw Man?
Chapter 85 runs twenty-three pages and is part of Volume 10 within the Control Devil arc. It was released on September 20, 2020.
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