Some Things You Need to Know About the Film 'CHAINSAW MAN THE MOVIE: REZE ARC', One of the Most Tragic Romance Arcs

Kapanlagi.com - Written by Gerald Rayhankhan Rizky

Fans of the CHAINSAW MAN series finally got the much-needed update about the future of the anime with the announcement of the release of the new film CHAINSAW MAN THE MOVIE: REZE ARC. The Studio MAPPA adaptation of the famous manga series by Tatsuki Fujimoto received much praise for season 1, but there have been no updates about the anime for quite some time after the first season ended. Although a teaser trailer for CHAINSAW MAN THE MOVIE: REZE ARC has been released, it still does not have an official release date, and there is currently no certainty about this information.

With the title of the film, it is likely to cover the entire Reze Arc, which takes place immediately after the Katana Man Arc that concluded season 1 of CHAINSAW MAN. This arc is the first time a hybrid demon and human other than Denji appears in the story. The first season of CHAINSAW MAN adapted up to chapter 38 of the manga, and the film CHAINSAW MAN THE MOVIE: REZE ARC will continue from chapter 39.

Although not much other information is known yet apart from the poster and teaser trailer released by MAPPA, this film has become one of the most highly anticipated anime films by many fans. The teaser also confirms that the film is still in production, which means it may still be a while before the release. If you're curious about the film CHAINSAW MAN THE MOVIE: REZE ARC, here are some things you need to know and a spoiler warning.

1. Duration of Chainsaw Man The Movie: Reze Arc

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Continuing directly after the Katana Man Arc, CHAINSAW MAN THE MOVIE: REZE ARC will adapt chapters 38 - 52 of the manga, starting with Denji's recurring dream about opening a door in his subconscious. The teaser trailer for CHAINSAW MAN THE MOVIE: REZE ARC only shows a glimpse of the characters and the future interactions between Reze and Denji, but for manga readers, it can be said that the teaser has provided information about how Reze will be involved in the film.

With only about twelve to thirteen chapters in the manga, the story of the Reze Arc starts and ends fairly quickly. This part of the story is not the shortest arc in the CHAINSAW MAN series, but it is in the middle compared to the others. Although shorter than the International Assassins Arc or the Control Devil Arc which are more complex, the Reze Arc does not lack emotional moments and action.

2. Cerita Dan Background Reze

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Reze is a half-human, half-demon hybrid who has joined the Devil Bom, making Reze the Bomb Girl, making her one of the few people who can understand Denji and feel what he experiences. In some ways, Reze eventually seems to have mixed feelings towards Denji, which makes this whole arc even more tragic.

In the manga CHAINSAW MAN, Reze forms a romantic relationship with Denji. However, it is revealed that Reze is actually a secret agent with a mission to capture Pochita. Reze turns out to be a trained agent sent by an organization to kill Denji and capture Pochita. But it seems that this deadly mission has turned into a romantic and tragic relationship.

In the Reze Arc, Denji will explore his romantic relationship, which is a central theme further explored by the Reze arc. Denji's mixed feelings of staying loyal to Makima create some of the best moments in this arc, as well as the most surprising moments.

3. The Most Romantic Arc

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Reze is the first person to have genuine feelings for Denji, and the disappointment that follows in how their relationship ends plays a significant role in his growth into the future in CHAINSAW MAN. Although CHAINSAW MAN often has dark and cynical themes, romance becomes one of its central narratives, and the Reze Arc focuses on that aspect of the story.

Of course, Reze's main goal has always been to rip out Denji's heart and steal Pochita, which makes everything even more difficult for Denji and Reze. This disappointment is crucial to Denji's character and his development in the story. Denji fights his feelings for Makima by dating Reze, and in the end, he is hurt both physically and emotionally because of his choices.

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