Tatsuki Fujimoto’s New Manga Will Explore Theme Of ‘Femme Fatal’

A Chainsaw Man illustration on the Tatsuki Fujimoto exhibition in Angoulême Worldwide Comics Competition revealed that the writer wished to create one thing revolving across the theme of “femme fatale” in his subsequent manga, as he cherished the picture of a girl who destroyed all the things in her path.

A word below the illustration talked about that this data was given as a “reward” completely to the exhibition.

“The writer made this illustration of Chainsaw Man in November 2021, particularly for this exhibition. As a second reward, he additionally provides us unique details about his subsequent manga: ‘I wished to create one thing in regards to the femme fatale. I like this picture – the standard lady who destroys all the things in her path! For my part, it is going to please the followers of the style,” the word learn.

Fujimoto additional added that the manga was removed from completed, as he nonetheless had a variety of issues to attract.

As this message surfaced on the web, followers started speculating that Fujimoto had deserted drawing Chainsaw Man half 2. Nevertheless, he didn’t specify something of that kind in his message.

Some argued that the writer might be speaking a few character from Chainsaw Man half 2 itself because the manga was confirmed to start out serializing in Shonen Bounce+ in Summer season 2022 with the ‘Faculty Arc’. Others have been of the opinion that he was engaged on a brand new one shot or a mini sequence earlier than specializing in Chainsaw Man half 2.

This isn’t the primary time that the Chainsaw Man writer has talked about his love for such feminine characters. In a two half interview with Hiroaki Samura, the mangaka of Blade of the Immortal, in 2017 Fujimoto made an analogous admission.

Partly two of the interview that was printed in Bounce SQ, the writer mentioned that he preferred “domineering and irrational girls” and that he wished to “have girls in increased positions than males”.

“I additionally like domineering and irrational girls. In school, there was a woman who was imply to me, after which sooner or later in school my bicycle had fallen over. I used to be questioning what occurred, when she mentioned ‘I knocked your bike over, ha ha ha!’ I used to be so completely satisfied,” Fujimoto mentioned within the interview.

In one other interview that was carried out by a French journal ATOM in early 2020, Fujimoto talked about that he may relate to the masochistic tendencies of the protagonists from his manga.

“I really feel nearer to Agni or Denji from Chainsaw Man, particularly their masochist tendencies, which interprets of their respective submission to insane feminine characters like Togata and Makima,” Fujimoto mentioned.

Whereas he added that he didn’t imply to disclose himself by way of these masochistic characters, Fujimoto admitted that placing part of himself in his characters was concurrently a necessity and a reflex.

Fujimoto printed his first serialized manga, Fireplace Punch, in Shueisha’s Shōnen Bounce+ on-line journal. It started serialization on April 18, 2016 and was collected into eight tankobon volumes.

The writer’s second main work Chainsaw Man, started serialization in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Bounce from Dec 3, 2018. An element two of the sequence has been introduced.

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