Chainsaw Man not a Shonen series in general. Not only is it a bit darker than most of the titles below Shonen Jump‘s umbrella, but also explores mature themes with complex and morally gray characters. Although its abrupt ending in March 2026 has many fans divided, it cannot be denied that this is one of the most subversive and influential manga of the last decade.
Now that the story is finished, fans may be looking for another series that can provide a similar experience. Although no other manga is exactly like that Chainsaw Manhere are some recommendations that might overcome the same itch.
Chainsaw Man: The Most Powerful Demons, Ranked
The ferocious demons from the Chainsaw Man manga series come in various forms. Here are the strongest, ranked.
Fire Punch
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Serialization |
2016–2018 |
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Reading Place (USA) |
Shonen Jump serve |
Fire Punch is the obvious manga to choose for anyone who wants to enjoy Tatsuki Fujimoto even more once it’s finished Chainsaw Man. It was the author’s first multi-volume serialization Shonen Jump+ran from 2016 to 2018, totaling eight volumes. Viz published the manga in North America, and the series is available at Shonen Jump service, but not on MANGA Plus, in the US due to its mature ratings. Unfortunately, there is no anime adaptation, but it definitely deserves one.
The story is set in the distant future, after the earth has entered a never-ending ice age. Agni and his sister, Luna, are “blessed” with supernatural abilities of regeneration and use this gift to help the elderly in their small village, offering them their own limbs to eat. This peace was shattered one day after a man arrived in the village. Horrified by the practice of cannibalism, he burns down the village, killing everyone except Agni. Left in a state of constant burning, Agni begins a cruel quest for revenge.
Tasting
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Serialization |
2021–ongoing |
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Reading Place (USA) |
MANGA Plus, Shonen Jump serve |
Tasting is another thing Shonen Jump+ hit, and is still being serialized, so fans who want to keep up with the series with weekly updates might find this manga a good choice. Yokinobu Tatsu previously worked as Fujimoto’s assistant, and his style of mixing comedy, the supernatural, drama, and a touch of absurdity is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Chainsaw Man fan. There’s also a great anime adaptation.
The story follows two main characters: Momo Ayase, a girl who believes in ghosts but not in aliens, and Ken Takakura, also known as Okarun, who believes the opposite: there are aliens, but no ghosts. To settle the debate, they start visiting places associated with the supernatural and aliens, only to ultimately discover that both are right (and both are wrong). And now they have to deal with aliens and ghosts.
Dorohedoro
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Serialization |
2000–2018 |
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Reading Place (USA) |
VIZ Manga |
Dorohedoro is another dark fantasy series with a dark sense of humor, making it a great choice for those looking for a good story. The “chaotic” vibe and complex characters in this manga will definitely feel foreign to fans Chainsaw Man.
The story is set in a post-apocalyptic urban world, divided into three worlds: Hole, a huge, highly polluted urban ghetto inhabited mostly by humans; The World of Magic Users, a world of wizards ruled largely by crime bosses; and Hell, the afterlife for all witches, where Satan reigns (but was only introduced later). Magical powers and powers affect status, and humans are subject to abuse by magicians. In the midst of this chaos, Caiman seeks out the witch who erased his memories and gave him reptilian characteristics. Nikaido, his friend, helps him in this mission. However, his actions attracted the attention of powerful wizards.
Size 100
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Serialization |
2018–ongoing |
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Reading Place (USA) |
VIZ Manga |
Same as Chainsaw Man, Size 100 balances its heavy themes well with a high-energy story featuring charismatic characters. Although much lighter than Chainsaw ManThis manga features fast-paced action and a touch of horror that fans will love (and laugh along with, because the comedy and parody are also on point).
This manga follows Akira Tendo, a young man who works at a highly exploitative company. But everything changes when a zombie apocalypse suddenly attacks the city. Instead of feeling afraid, Akira sees it as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: now that he doesn’t have to work anymore, it’s time to write a list of all the things he wants to experience before becoming a zombie.
Heaven Hell: Jigokuraku
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Serialization |
2018–2021 |
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Reading Place (USA) |
MANGA Plus, Shonen Jump serve |
Beside Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man And Heaven Hell formed the “Dark Trio” of Shonen Jump: a series with a more mature tone, lots of deaths, complex characters, and gore. So anyone who likes the “edgy” nature. Chainsaw Man will love Heaven Hell.
After being sentenced to execution, the ninja Gabimaru miraculously survived: for some reason, his body resisted every attempt to kill him. He and the other inmates are then given the chance to gain forgiveness, but only if they find the elixir of life in a distant realm. They accept the offer and begin this dangerous journey.
You now
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Serialization |
2007–2016 |
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Reading Place (USA) |
Not on subscription services (paperback or ebook editions only) |
You now is another fantastic choice for those who enjoy complex and morally gray characters like Denji and basically everyone in him Chainsaw Man. Even though it takes place in a very different historical fantasy setting, it still fits Chainsaw Manenergy and displays a charming and likeable character.
Just as there are humans and demons in Fujimoto’s stories, Sengoku Youko presents a world where humans and katawara, supernatural beings, are constantly in conflict. However, there are always exceptions: Tama is a katawara who wants the two races to finally achieve peace. Meanwhile, his adopted sister Jinka is a human who hates humans. They travel the world in the story of wandering samurai, fighting cruel humans and katawara who bring suffering to others.
Chainsaw Man
- Release Date
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2022 – 2022
- Network
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TV Tokyo, TV Osaka, TV Aichi, TVh, TVQ, TSC
- Director
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Takeru Sato
- Writer
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Hiroshi Seko
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Tomori Kusunoki
Makima (voice)
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