Chainsaw Man: Purin's Makima cosplay is simply irresistible
Chainsaw Man
Chainsaw Man is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated anime of 2022. The manga by Tatsuki Fujimoto that has bewitched millions of readers in fact will soon receive an animated transposition created by Studio MAPPA (Attack of the Giants and Jujutsu Kaisen). To pass the wait, we can admire the Makima cosplay made by Purin.Makima is presented as an expert Devil hunter with an attractive appearance. She is an enigmatic, cold and calculating woman, able to charm anyone and manipulate them for their own interests. Her special power of hers, needless to say, is that she can control people, as well as the minds of humans and devils, getting whatever she desires by simply issuing an order. Makima during the course of the series uses his ascendant even to control Denji, the protagonist, with the promise of a romantic relationship while threatening him to eliminate him should he disobey him.
Makima's character comes to life in the shot below made by the Polish model Purin, who faithfully represented the charm and manipulative skills of the character of Chainsaw Man in a truly convincing cosplay.
If you are looking for other cosplay we suggest the Morrigan from Dragon Age by Lera Himera. We also recommend the Bloodborne Automa cosplay made by puutincos and finally Jinx from SeeU with Silco from Netflix's Arcane series.
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Chainsaw Man Creator Announces New Manga Project
It is hard to find a manga more popular than Chainsaw Man these days. The wild series overcame the odds to become a global hit, and there are millions awaiting its big anime debut this year. Of course, that means creator Tatsuki Fujimoto is busier than ever, but that isn't stopping him from inking a brand-new manga.
The report surfaced online as an interview with Fujimoto made its way around Japanese netizens. It didn't take long for the news to reach fans globally, and the word is the creator is already working on an unnamed new manga focused on a femme fatale.
According to the report, Fujimoto has been working on the manga for a while now, and the idea of a femme fatale has called to him for years. The Chainsaw Man artist admits he likes the idea of 'a woman who [destroys] everything along her way' in life. Fujimoto says there is a lot left for him to do before this mysterious project is ready to hit shelves, but he's eager to publish the story in the future.
As you can see, Fujimoto is keeping busy these days, and fans will take all the manga he can create. A series centered around a femme fatale has serious potential, and he's toyed with the archetype before thanks to Makima. So when Fujimoto says he wants to explore the idea in a new series, you know Chainsaw Man fans are going to be game.
What do you think of Fujimoto's new pitch? How hyped are you for Chainsaw Man to make its big anime debut? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB.
