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00:00Denji isn't outsmarting Yoru. He's annoying her to death on purpose. And somehow, that's the most

00:06dangerous strategy we've seen in Chainsaw Man Part 2. Chainsaw Man Chapter 225 is Fujimoto

00:13weaponizing stupidity itself. This isn't a battle of intellect. This is rage bait as warfare.

00:20Denji pushes Yoru so hard emotionally that she literally destroys her own body,

00:24and then chases him straight into hell while still believing she's in control.

00:28Meanwhile, Denji is hungry, bored, and laughing while reality collapses around him.

00:33This chapter isn't a fight. It's a clown leading a devil into traffic.

00:39If I had to sum up Chapter 225 in one sentence, it would be this. Stupidity as strategy and

00:45rage bait as warfare. On the surface, this chapter looks like pure chaos, erased concepts, bodily

00:52fluids everywhere, a chainsaw motorcycle, and a plunge into hell. But underneath all that

00:58absurdity is one of Fujimoto's cleanest and sharpest character theses yet. Denji isn't

01:03winning by being smarter than Yoru. He's winning by being impossible to deal with. The chapter

01:08opens immediately after Denji eats the leg devil, and reality starts malfunctioning. Birds drop dead

01:15from wires. Animals freeze. Humans crawl in confusion. The key idea here is that erased

01:22concepts don't hit evenly. Some changes are instant and catastrophic, while others ripple

01:27slowly. That realization rattles Yoru. For the first time, she understands she doesn't fully

01:34grasp what Denji is doing, and more importantly, she's losing her emotional footing. As she re-engages,

01:40Denji escalates again by eating the teeth devil. Yoru tries to weaponize a nearby motorcycle,

01:46but her teeth are gone. She can barely speak the transformation command. What she creates is a

01:52grotesque, barely-controlled chainsaw motorcycle, which she slams directly into Denji. The impact

01:59forces him to vomit up body parts and previously eaten devils. In pure rage, Yoru jams her arm into

02:06Denji's mouth, believing that if she can weaponize him now, the erased concepts will become

02:10permanent. Instead, Denji pukes the devils back up, restoring her speech and movement. And then

02:16Denji casually kicks her into a wall. No fear. No strategy. Just indifference. When Yoru asks about

02:23the other devils he ate, Denji reveals they didn't come back. Panic sets in. She shoots away the remaining

02:30devils to deny him more fuel, but here's the punchline. Denji doesn't care. He laughs, runs away,

02:36and leaves Yoru chasing him in absolute fury. She tries to bait him into fighting. She offers

02:42another devil. Denji ignores it and says the most Denji line possible, I'm going to hell,

02:47I'm going to eat the real devils. And he jumps. Yoru panics and follows. The chapter ends with both of

02:55them standing at the gates of hell, staring into the abyss with the darkness devil almost certainly

02:59waiting. This chapter makes one thing painfully clear. Denji is too stupid to outsmart. And that's

03:06the point. Yoru might be the easiest character to bait in manga history. Denji doesn't defeat her

03:12with intelligence. He humiliates her by refusing to take her seriously. He has nothing to lose. He

03:19doesn't care about the world, long-term consequences, or grand ideology. He cares about being hungry,

03:25bored, and annoyed right now. That makes him unmanipulable. Yoru, by contrast, is reactive,

03:32insecure, desperate to assert control. Every taunt works. Every chase is emotional. Watching her

03:38destroy her own body while chasing Denji into hell is rage bait visualized as narrative.

03:44Denji doesn't need to land a hit. He just has to let her spiral. This mirrors the Yuji versus Sukuna

03:50dynamic but with a crucial difference. Yuji tries to make a point. Denji doesn't. He's just

03:55being himself, and that makes it worse. The contrast with Makama is intentional and brutal.

04:02Makama would never chase Denji like this. She didn't react. She orchestrated. She framed outcomes.

04:08She played inevitability. Yoru reacts to everything. She panics, lunges, tantrums, and overextends.

04:14Fujimoto makes it clear. Yoru is not a mastermind. She's a survivor desperately trying to stay relevant

04:21in a world that keeps slipping out of her control. Ironically, she's stronger than ever now, and yet

04:27she feels just as insignificant as she did when we first met her. And finally, hell. This is not a

04:33random location. This is a narrative armory. The blood devil contract remains unresolved.

04:40Power's promise still hangs over Denji. The control devil is back in hell. Primal devils loom like loaded

04:46guns. And Denji is sprinting toward all of it with enthusiasm. Yoru thinks she's chasing Denji to stop

04:52him. In reality, she's following someone who thrives in chaos, into the one place where chaos is

04:59guaranteed to escalate. Denji keeps winning by accident. And Fujimoto once again proves that in

05:05Chainsaw Man, intelligence isn't about planning. It's about surviving absurdity. And what's coming next

05:12day is going to be legendary?

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