Is Makima a devil hunter

Is Makima a devil hunter?

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Have you read Chainsaw Man? If you have, you know that Makima is one of the most confusing characters in the story. Most of the time, she’s the Devil Hunter Division 4 boss and leads the team against the Devils. She’s a pro at strategizing, keeps her calm under pressure, and gets the job done. You’d think she’s one of the best Devil Hunters out there, right? But wait, there’s more. 

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Makima, a devil hunter?

That’s a tricky question with Makima in Chainsaw Man. On the surface, absolutely! She’s the boss of Denji’s squad, leading the charge against Devils. She’s calm, strategic, and gets things done. The picture-perfect Devil Hunter, right?

But here’s the twist: Makima’s hiding a juicy secret. Remember those fear Devils? Makima herself is the Control Devil in disguise! So, she’s not exactly a Devil Hunter in the traditional sense. It’s more like she’s the ultimate puppeteer, controlling both Devils and humans alike.

Being the Control Devil doesn’t erase all the good she did (at least, it seemed reasonable). She kept Denji safe (for a while…), protected civilians, and undeniably helped the Devil Hunters. But the question is, were her motives ever genuinely pure? Let’s just say her definition of “good” might be a bit…off-kilter.

Is Makima a devil hunter

So, Devil Hunter status for Makima? It’s a head-scratcher. She used the system for her own goals but undeniably got results. Kind of like that friend who “borrows” your stuff all the time but somehow always manages to return it…better? Makima’s a complex character, blurring the line between Devil Hunter and, well, Devil. But hey, that’s what makes Chainsaw Man so awesome, right? It keeps you guessing!

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Hey there! I'm Emily Turner, a 31-year-old anime lover. My love for anime started over a decade ago, growing into a passion that shapes my life. On maganime.net, I share this passion through in-depth reviews and engaging blog posts. Beyond just watching anime, I enjoy diving into detailed character analyses and offering tips to fellow enthusiasts.
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