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Tatsuki Fujimoto future manga projects
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Following the conclusion of the ‘Chainsaw Man’ manga, creator Tatsuki Fujimoto has begun discussing future creative directions. Fujimoto revealed plans for a new concept intended to explore a “positive view on death,” which may eventually manifest as a one-shot manga.
One discussed premise involves a story that transitions from a romantic comedy into supernatural horror, featuring characters who return as malevolent spirits.
In discussing his creative process, Fujimoto noted that the pressure of weekly serialization for ‘Chainsaw Man’—requiring 19 pages every seven days—often forced him to rely on instinct rather than detailed plotting. This contrasts with his approach to self-contained stories, where he typically completes a full argument before starting a storyboard. Additionally, MAPPA is developing a second season of the ‘Chainsaw Man’ anime, with reports suggesting a potential 2027 debut to adapt the Assassin Corps Arc.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesTatsuki Fujimoto develops new concept focused on death
Manga creator Tatsuki Fujimoto is developing a new project focused on a positive view of death while explaining how weekly deadlines influenced the conclusion of ‘Chainsaw Man’.
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesTatsuki Fujimoto teases new manga projects following Chainsaw Man conclusion
Following the end of Chainsaw Man, manga creator Tatsuki Fujimoto is teasing new projects that explore themes of death and supernatural horror.
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3djuegos.com · comicbook.com · criticalhits.com.br · es.ign.com · fredzone.org · nhi.gov.tw