Pochita is back in his darkest mode, chapter 172 of the manga Chainsaw man, which was written and illustrated by Tatsuki Fujimoto, showed us our favorite demon, the dark version of the Chainsaw Man came before us and already caused a worldwide problem.

The last chapter of the manga was titled Ziin! Boom! Hum! And it's full of action, in fact, we can see how is it Black Chainsaw Man He got rid of several hunters from the organization in the blink of an eye. The forces try to knock him down, but the demon doesn't even back down, he just quickly gets rid of everyone.

He destroyed the squadrons, but the pilots still haven't shown up, in the middle of the chapter we only saw Yoru contemplating how Chainsaw Man destroys and decapitates anyone who attacks him. However, when the ear demon was left out of the game, something strange happened.

It seems the world has lost its ears! Could this be an illusion? How would this disappearing demon make the ears disappear? Was a fear come true? Or was he more of a guardian of sorts? Maybe we'll find out in the next chapter. If you'd rather read episode 172 yourself, check it out here.

For now, Black Chainsaw Man has been tasked with showing us pages full of violence and action, and as long as he remains in Denji's place, the world will continue in these circumstances of extreme danger.

If you want to know what happened in the last chapter you can check it out here: Chainsaw Man 171: Pochita returns and a new cast of murderous demons are introduced who want to kill her!

Who is the Chainsaw Man? Why does he appear?

The last time we saw Chainsaw Man was when Aki died at the hands of Denji, everything indicates that The protagonist goes into shock and Pochita, the original chainsaw demon, intervenes so that our beloved teenager survives.since after the actions that awaken Chainsaw Man, he always finds himself facing multiple enemies, while Denji is completely out of the game.

Although, Pochita is more powerful than Denji, so settle the score quickly. Denji is the Red Chainsaw Man, and Pochita is the “Black” version.