Chainsaw Man

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-Both have very similar story structures, where groups of characters slay demons/curses.
-Both are action packed shonen manga with overall darker horror vibes.
-Both have sets of memorable characters.
-Both have great art styles, the characters are well designed and dressed in a stylish way.
-Both stories take place in urban style Tokyo settings. 

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-Very similar story structures, in which the characters slay curses/demons alongside with a horror action atmosphere, amazing fight choreography, and art.
-A memorable cast of characters who are likeable and keeps up the pace with the plot.
-They both involve the characters under an organization and taking place in Tokyo. 

reportRecommended by Artifiyings

The exorcism is similar between the two. The method of storytelling and main characters feel pretty close as well. They both have a scratchy art style. 

reportRecommended by SteamedPlague

Another dark shounen title where it starts of somewhat happy and quickly turns dark. They strive away from the normal shounen formula and goes against the hero always wins norm. Both titles have very interesting and likable characters as well as a real good power system where they actually makes sense and are well thought out. 

reportRecommended by flottings

-The characters have a very similar design style.
-Both manga have an story structures, where the characters have special abilities and are part of an organization that hunt demons.
-Both take place in urban style Tokyo settings. 
-Both have a darker horror vibes but with great comedic moments. 

reportRecommended by NCYTNR

Both manga share very similar traits. I would recommend you to actually read both, it's interesting comparing and contrasting the aspects of these two stories that make them so popular.  

reportRecommended by JAXARE

Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw Man. A pretty common recommendation on this site recently. But it’s true. The two are very similar.

Both began in Weekly Shōnen Jump in the year of 2018, and are darker and edgier battle shōnen manga. Both have a horror theme, similar art styles and both also take place in modern day Tokyo.

However, there are differences. Jujutsu Kaisen is more traditional, having more clean-ish art than Chainsaw Man, and isn’t as dark, messed up and morbid as that manga is. Jujutsu Kaisen is really reminding me of Chainsaw Man the more I read it. Fans of one should really check out the other. read more 

reportRecommended by SebCyrSC2000

So, you finished part 1 of Chainsaw Man and you're eagerly waiting for part 2? I can't think of a better series to pass that wait time than Jujutsu Kaisen. It scratches the same modern-setting, horror-action, occult-centered itch that Chainsaw Man appeals to without being so similar that you've already seen it before. 

The two series' plots premises are remarkably similar at a glance, but they diverge well when it comes to their themes and how they handle their "edginess." Like CSM, JJK makes time for humor that generally lands, but its humor is far less morbid and lends JJK a far more typical-shounen feel. However, JJK doesn't pull its punches - this series is just as dark and its conflicts are nearly as costly as CSM's devil exterminations.

A similarly rough but otherwise distinct artstyle makes JJK easy on the eyes as well, with great paneling and distinct character design to boot. If you're a fan of the messy-yet-organized feeling Fujimoto's art brings to the table, Gege Akutami cranks that up to an eleven with thick lineart and liberal use of dark ink and hatching, creative use of forced perspective, and exaggerated expressions to give its art an even more chaotic and intense feeling.

Overall, while JJK and CSM both have dark, edgy, and supernatural tones JJK stands apart from CSM as a distinctly separate approach to these similar themes, and I would call it a must-read for anyone who enjoys Chainsaw Man. read more

reportRecommended by NitranAlpha

Similarities:
-Both are shonens about exorcising curses/demons
-Deuteragonists are alike
-MCs have 2 friends: boy & girl
-Both very good at action scenes
Differences:
-Csm doesn't have worldbuilding
-Csm plot is awful
-In csm(especially with part2) we see the lack of creativity of author
-JJK hasn't fanservice
-JJK's antagonists are well written 

reportRecommended by tooolykin

~Both have very similar story about fighting curses/demons.
~Both take place in Tokyo.
~Both have similar art design.
~Both have good characters.
~Both are full of action and have horror vibes. 

reportRecommended by Kecinaaa

- Funny story/ protagonists
- Demons
- Shonen focused on fights
- Beautiful art and plot
- Easy to read 

reportRecommended by melody_04

Firstly, the protagonists have +/- the same objectives: They are used as guinea pigs to eat "Fingers / Demon Parts" that if they survive they gain power / remain alive, if they cannot die or be killed !!! If you start reading Chainsaw Man having watched Jujutsu Kaisen you will see that they are very similar YES. 

reportRecommended by AkiraDojin

The mcs from both manga are such men of culture XD
Also there's a lot of badass waifu and powerful sensei!!!
I keep simping in these manga like omg u guys should read it!
 

reportRecommended by naim_nakano

the authour was of csm was inspired from jjk 
similar world
some good antagonists 
both are said to be the next big thing in shounen 

reportRecommended by DeadlyQueen101

This is an obvious recommendation, but it's obvious for a reason!

I think of Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw man as sister mangas, kind of. Besides coming out around the same time, they are extremely similar plotwise and there are a lot of parallells between characters and the roles they play in the story. There are some crucial differences though. CSM is a LOT darker and grittier than JJK, in style and theme. CSM's main character Denji comes from a shitty upbringing and his life gets progressively worse. If you, like me, thought the jujutsu sorcerer kids were having a rough time and wanted them to catch a break, Chainsaw Man will make you tear your hair out. 

The story might seem like your standard, shallow, punch-slash-explosion-boobs-bloodsplatter shonen manga, but if you want to get into it, the story has a lot of hidden (or not-so-hidden depending on whether you possess basic reading comprehension skills or not) depth! It's got some of the most interesting, sympathetic and honest takes on psychological trauma that I've ever seen. (You can also read it just for the fight scenes and tits if that's your thing, it does that well too!)
The characters are also, just like in JJK, wonderful, and despite (or maybe because of) their abrasiveness and moral ambiguity/straight up lack of morals, they are all very charismatic!

ty 4 yr time (｀-´)> read more 

reportRecommended by tXasnvrwhispers

They have similar story structures and have likeable characters. It has the same kinda vibe and the demon/devil part is quite similar but with its difficulties. 

reportRecommended by IOnlyWatchAnime

Many similar things, but both are still individually good. I feel Chainsaw man is more chaotic and comedic but definitely has its serious moments as well.  

reportRecommended by adfullhd

Similar ish story.

Jujutsu Kaisen has cursed spirits while Chainsaw Man has demons.

You get the same feeling from both manga's.

Both of the main characters are under some organization that involve killing monsters.

reportRecommended by Onies

They both follow a person who has a demon/devil inside of them.  

reportRecommended by ZenneWasTaken

Similar story, both slay creatures, both are animated by MAPPA (chainsaw man soon), both are dark fantasies and has that horror grotesque vibe into it. 

reportRecommended by dddenji

Art styles are very similar as well as both main characters being portrayed as "ticking time bombs". The roles for some of the main characters from each series are almost identical for example fushiguro for jjk and aki from chainsaw man are almost the exact same when it comes to personality and the roles they fulfill. Both are amazing series. 

reportRecommended by Rudeusleftnut

Both part of the new dark shonen Trio. Great writing and characters with interesting designs. Also the first part of Chainsaw Man is finished so you don't have to wait for the next chapter. 

reportRecommended by gardenboyd

Both MC have strong beings living in them.
Both MC work with  organization to kill/excorsice Devils/Curses
 

reportRecommended by Gin-san123

Jujutsu kaisen is similar to Chainsaw man due to:

1- The organizations that fight against evil.

JJK: We have the sorcerers that fight against the curses (spirits) that threaten humanity. Sorcerers are controlled by the Jujutsu Technical High Schools which assign missions to the sorcerers.

CSM: There are the demon hunters who fight against the demons that threaten humanity.
The demon hunters are commanded by the organization known as the Public Security Demon Hunters who assign missions to the demon hunters.

2- Powers and abilities.

JJK: They use ritual techniques based on cursed energy (what curses are made of) to fight curses (hypocrisy).

CSM: Demon hunters make pacts with demons to fight demons (hypocrisy). read more

reportRecommended by Adriannitro

Both are my absolute favorite action manga. Both have the right amount of comedy, drama, and supreme action. Absolute brilliance. 

reportRecommended by Satanic_baka

when i started chainsaw man i immediately had to check if jjk was by the same author-they are VERY similar and are both funny and follow different patterns than your usual shonen
-they both have similar protags (very straightforward, earnest, innocent, not your “typical” shonen protagonist full of lofty convictions)
-similar character interactions + same comedic sense
-the art styles are both sketchy and a little rugged (more so for jjk) so if one doesn’t bother you the other most likely won’t
-both are about demons and have very similar premises 

reportRecommended by hikikomoriinc

If you like Jujutsu Kaisen I believe you will also like chainsaw man. So much is similar I really don't feel like naming them all off. I would not call this a rip off of any sort. The differences between the two are also easy to spot. 

reportRecommended by oilbuds

Chainsaw Man and Jujutsu Kaisen are both mangas with likable characters, a good story and there are great fights against evil devils and demons. 

reportRecommended by Wamen_Respecter

As mentioned before, it is also a part of the dark trio. Has similar pacing to an action shounen and the art is amazing. The plot twists are incredible and it is definitely one of those stories you can reread and uncover more things about the story the more times you read it. I personally thought the callback to denji asking makima if a perfect world will have bad movies is absolute genius writing. If you have read it you know what I am talking about and if you didn't then read it!!! It is a piece of art, go indulge in it.  

reportRecommended by roddabella

They both have similar concepts like creatures being created from the fear of humans and uses Shōnen tropes in a unique execution that differentiate from the rest new gen. Also both of the authors of these series are friends and borrowing from one another.  

reportRecommended by Dont_be-WeIrD

There are countless similarities between Jujutsu Kaisen Chainsaw Man, we can mention the similarity between the characters, Itadori is like Denji, the kind and funny protagonist who doesn't want to hurt even the demons, Nobara is like Power, the protagonist's friend excited and outgoing, who often steals the show, Megumi is like Aki, the quiet boy with black hair who is a friend of the protagonists who had his family killed and wants revenge, Gojo is like Makima, both are very strong with incredible powers that can finish off any enemy, Miwa is like Kobeni, the two poor comic relief from the countryside.

Another point to highlight is the relationship between Mitaka and the War Devil in Chainsaw Man part 2 which is very similar to the relationship between Itadori and Sukuna. In addition, the pace of the narrative is similar, both work with demons and curses and are shounen manga. read more 

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Dorohedoro is the older, less-famous version of Chainsaw Man (incidentally, it ended the same year as CSM started... Coincidence?! Probably)

The setups are slightly different, but the execution is nearly identical - Socially inept protagonist with a transformation that turns them into brutal monsters, check, dark urban setting, check, loads of dark comedy, check, the protagonist being tasked with killing hordes of destructive monsters, check and the list goes on.

Chainsaw Man's approach is slightly more psychological, balancing out the drama with brutal action more carefully compared to Dorohedoro's more stylish and somewhat less sentimental approach. CSM is a shonen, so it won't explore its dark themes with as much glee as Dorohedoro, as well as being somewhat less visually brutal, but both are dark and violent in much the same way and are more or less equally effective. I very slightly prefer Chainsaw Man's take on this type of setting, but if you like one, you should immediately go watch/read the other because you will almost certainly like both. read more 

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Both have similar styles and presentations. Protags are similar in how they're a fusion of two things and tend to act like assholes. Lots of action, death, gore, cynicism, and dark humor. One deals with magic while the other deals with demons. 

reportRecommended by Realhumanbean

-They're both dark gritty series with a lot of violence, but it's all mixed together with great comedic moments from the character interactions.
-They both have similar presentation styles (art, character designs, setting)
 

reportRecommended by alpha_shadow

Both have amazing and unique art styles. Lots of violence. 

reportRecommended by TheRealMao

Both mangas have dark and gorey atmosphere paired with comedic parts.
Some aspects are explained by the bizarre nature of their settings and not really by cause and effect.
Both are great reads.  

reportRecommended by monitheronin

* Both have a unique, acid and irreverent style that blends horror and comedy well.
* They do not lack violence, blood, and guts.
* Both leads are kind-hearted, rude jerks.
* The plot always has room to develop crazy theories as it unfolds.
* Even the secondary characters are iconic. 

reportRecommended by Marcelo_Flores

Similar gritty, hopeless, style and another manga in which death happens pretty easily and are not as important as they are in other manga.
A lot of comedic moments.
A very original MC who's kind of an asshole sometimes. 
Relationships between characters are very entertaining (chainsaw and power/fujita and ebisu for example). 

reportRecommended by Asnwin

They both have a dark setting, but also applies humor. Both show gore and sometimes disgusting images.
Both have a world where people with special or magical abilities live. 
Both have protagonists who have weird heads (?), and are a special case in regards of what species they are.
Some character designs give off similar vibes. 

reportRecommended by javitaxy

Both are gory manga with unique styles. If you liked Dorohedoro, you might really like Chainsaw Man as well. 

reportRecommended by SebCyrSC2000

Chainsaw Man and Dorohedoro are both comedic and weird while still being dark and brutal. 

reportRecommended by Alpha_Nuova

Both stories have:
dark and gritty art
the protagonists' heads change
both protagonists fight, can be good at times, evil fantasy beings 
are dark comedys
protagonists sympathize with the enemies 


 

reportRecommended by JacksonScully

Large ensembles of colorful characters with a unique range of abilities and personalities. 
Both worlds have a group of creatures that have regular people at their mercy and the intensity of their powers vary. 
Dark, gore filled stories yet with humorous undertones.  

reportRecommended by jootawoo

Lots of gore, violence, cool character designs and interesting world plus some good comedy, all the good stuff. 

reportRecommended by rustycableguy

Dark Shounen 

reportRecommended by HeadyShitHead

What really ties together CSM and Dorohedoro imo is how well they mesh a dark, grisly world with goofy, lovable characters. Both are excellent at striking that balance of darkness and wackiness, and feature creative and fun world building.  

reportRecommended by joohii

Very zany and fast paced 

reportRecommended by itadoriyuji5

Dumb main character trying to find his place in a gritty and surreal world. Both have a relatively nice amount of gore. 

reportRecommended by GanjiTheDude

I’m aware that Chainsaw Man is a shonen manga & cannot reach the level of explicit content that Dorohedoro does as a seinen. That being said, there’s plenty of violence, gore, & dark humor in Chainsaw Man that make it similar in tone to Q Hayashida’s work.
Both contain complicated characters with broken personalities. A simple outline of the leads would be that Dorohedoro features a short-fused and violent man-child with a lizard head, while the other is a short-fused and violent teen with a chainsaw devil dog in his heart. There’s also the fact that the protagonists work with female partners in crime who embody the ‘hunters of their own kind’ trope. Of course, Nikaido is a lot more down to earth than Denji’s partner, Power, who is a high maintenance, cat-loving narcissist. Also, there are side characters that come with their own baggage of issues. 
Of course, these are in the horror-action genre which means there needs to be a terrifying villain pulling the strings. To avoid spoilers, the big bad is a lot more compelling in Chainsaw Man. From their terrifying ability and skill with manipulation, it’s separate from the simple motivation driving Dorohedoro’s antagonist. 
To conclude, these works have surreal worldbuilding, morally-questionable characters, & similar themes of identity & alienation. For design and aesthetics Dorohedoro is superior whereas Chainsaw Man has a better plot and story. read more 

reportRecommended by ItaiSenpai

Both series are urban fantasy with strong demonic/occult elements, modern-ish setting, and hyperviolence, featuring graphic jokes and rootable characters. 

reportRecommended by valgranaire

Crazy unhinged plot, interesting magic system, quite gorey and violent at times 

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Dandadan addpermalink

Similar nonstop action with even more beautiful art. And you never know what comes next. 

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- Recommended by Fujimoto himself
- Great Art
- Compelling Story
- Madness
- Pain 

reportRecommended by ChrissaSJE

Both are a caothic type shonen and Dandadan is written by a Fujimoto ex-assistant 

reportRecommended by Koyuuki_

it's got the weird creature design, the fight scenes where everything is flying and everyone's screaming and a story full of kindness and with very touching moments 

reportRecommended by diagon83

on how crazy it gets  

reportRecommended by Goji_Raph

>authors are connected
>they recommend each other
>both of them has nice comedic timings
>cool art
>good action, and bizzare scenes i suppose
>chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw
>chainsawman is more serious tho
imo read it, i bet it wont dissapoint  

reportRecommended by iQoot

Both have some of the most utterly absurd panels I have seen in manga 

reportRecommended by Arch1bold

Built different, insane, immersive and so, so fun 

reportRecommended by FizzyGoldTing

the story is simmilar 

reportRecommended by kakkoui1226

while dandadan has its own merit as a separate story, you can clearly see where the author took inspiration from his time as fujimoto's assistant  

reportRecommended by hamifihekrix

They handle a similar humor, and the role of each protagonist is also similar, the drawing style is similar to a certain extent, only that in Dandadan the panels are cleaner than in chainsaw man, It's really entertaining, just like with chainsaw man you're going to have a good time while you're reading it. 

reportRecommended by ImDerry

Over the top crazy story characters and relationships are written in a similar style. 

reportRecommended by Spauldoe

its similar cause they both peak 

reportRecommended by fax-machine

The author of Dandadan was a assistent to Fujimoto, the author of Chainsaw man, and it shows. Both are makes one questing if they were high or something, when making their story. I would describe them as "WTF!?". 
But they have a heartfelt story mist the craziness they display. They have teenagers that actually feel like teenagers and like real people. They are crazy, yet have realistic characters.  

reportRecommended by Julishima

Monobola protagonists '-'
There is no way it can be bad
Very nice art and psychedelic fights, easy to like characters, and a rather bizarre manga 

reportRecommended by LypeZym

- similiar humor
- pleasing art style
- absurdity
- authors know eachother
- fun story w nice battle scenes
csm is more serious though 

reportRecommended by foilover

Dandadan is quite popular, but there are still people who haven't read it and should give it a try. The author worked together with tatsuki fujimoto on chainsaw man, which helped him create a story as good as chainsaw man. Without plagiarizing anything from csm, it is a very funny and interesting story, but above all very crazy and unpredictable, full of action and charismatic characters. That's why I think that if you liked chainsaw man you should go read dandadan, with similar ideas but treated in very different ways, besides having an amazing drawing. 

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Both come from the same author. Fujimoto's storytelling is one of a kind. Stories are different in many ways, but the core ideas, such as deep breakdown of characters minds, portrayal of fragility of human lives (even main characters'), and last but not least, very metal and detailed violence. 

reportRecommended by NorbiSenpai

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Written by the same author so it has a similar break neck pacing. Fire Punch is bit more dark than Chainsawman but if you enjoyed Chainsaw I would highly recommend reading it. 

reportRecommended by BigDickDean

Unpredictable and pretty crazy 

reportRecommended by MrSaji

Well first off, it's made by the same author. Just like Fire Punch you'll be greeted to a story that isn't bound by logic and your same wacky characters. It's a story that you don't know what twists the author will pull, but it's damn good. 

reportRecommended by Spark442

Both are written by the same author and have similar types of characters with this kind of dark leaning moral ambiguity and tons of action. There is the sense that there is no justice in both series as misfortune affects all characters regardless of how good they are. Both protagonists did not ask to be in their situation (more so in Fire Punch) and get thrown into a conflict that is bigger than them. Both have major plot twists that may feel like ass-pulls to some but are interesting nonetheless. The main difference is that Chainsaw Man is comparatively more coherent.  

reportRecommended by Moonheartsunhead

If you enjoy CSM, you would most likely also love Fire Punch. It may not seem like it at first, but by the 13th chapter or so it has all the usual Fujimoto stuff such as:
- endless suffering and depression
- genuinely funny dark humor
- excellent paneling and overall better art than csm due to being biweekly 
- an extremely fast, chaotic paced story that knows when to slow down for a few chapters if necessary
- both mc's being immortal and having amazing character development
- extremely good writing but it's probably more recognized on a 2nd read

Give Fire Punch a chance today if you're desperate for more Fujimoto madness. read more 

reportRecommended by Pyro81300

This is Tatsuki Fujimotos other big series; Fire Punch.

Just like Chainsawman it has it's focus on a larger story with much action and whatnot; BIG read, big reccomendation!  

reportRecommended by Ebobab

Both are written by the same author and both explore the philosophical aspects of their main characters, Fire punch might even explore those philosophical aspects even more. the characters are great and also crazy and resemble the ones in CSM (in a good way).  

reportRecommended by Zirotaku

While Chainsaw Man feels far more refined and more tailored for mainstream success Fire Punch takes braver and more outlandish steps in it's storytelling that allow it to, in some cases, transcend the more popular work. Both are amazing and showcase why Fujimoto is the perhaps the biggest star in the manga industry as of right now. 

reportRecommended by mikaelangelo

same author, same energy .................................................................................................. 

reportRecommended by makimar

Both are written by the same author, and are equally chaotic. If you want to read schizophrenia in literature form, give these two a go.

Fire Punch is a bit harder to get into than Chainsaw Man, however, I feel like it is better in terms of conveying the story's overall message. 

Live.

reportRecommended by RackyJackie

Same author, Tatsuki Fujimoto. Both are violent mangas, characters seems similar in a certain way but they detach at some point of the stories. In spite of Chainsaw Man, Fire Punch focuses more on the mindsets of the characters.  

reportRecommended by Haadess

It was made by the same mangaka, It has same dark humor and endless depression, its also fast paced like fire punch
 

reportRecommended by m43strx

Both are written by the same author. Same art style . And both have a crazy story. Although CSM better imo. 

reportRecommended by The_Villian_X

From the same mangaka. Fire punch is a lot darker, gory, and even more absurd than Chainsaw Man. If you love Dark psychology dramas then go for Fire Punch, if you are more into comedy and shonens, go for Chainsaw Man. 
Still, chainsaw man is very brutal and gory, but fire punch is like 100x more.
Also, Fire punch is finished, while Chainsaw Man is not. 

reportRecommended by Xazin

Both by Tatsuki Fujimoto, incredible art, and crazy story.  

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Tokyo Ghoul addpermalink

Humans and human-demons use amazing abilities and familiars to battle each other. 

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-Both are set in a version of modern day Japan in which there is some sort of paranormal threat to humanity (Ghouls & Devils)
-Both have some sort of bureau organized to defeat these threats
-Both main characters are transformed into half human half paranormal entity due to a grave injury
-Both deal with similar heavy themes, which I can't disclose here in the interest of not spoiling the story 

reportRecommended by thelectricow

Similar style of story with ghouls and devils, with the main character sort of being to both worlds (humans and ghouls/devils) at the same time. Lots of gore and fights. Lots of insane characters and a police sort of institution. 

reportRecommended by SteamedPlague

-both feature coming of age main characters who become a hybrid human and monster

-one MC loves literature and the other MC loves movies, and both manga are heavily influenced by books and movies respectively

-both have an incredibly emotive, scratchy, and flowy artstyle

-both stories are feature incredibly tragic thing to happen to the main character

-both main characters have their lives ruined by being manipulated into loving someone evil

-both manga have a sequel manga

-both manga are incredibly dark and bloody, and don't shy away from showing nudity and sex

-both have well developed and non-objectified female characters

reportRecommended by SadSceneryBoi

cause this is a semi-apocalictical world with a cute principal character and this is half human and demon 

reportRecommended by javieralfonso

Chainsaw Man and Tokyo Ghoul run thematically parallel in many ways exploring primitive survival, social outcasts and dehumanising organisations. While the main characters Denji and Kaneki share a similar backstories, Denji's manages to be more tragic but at the same time less pitiful. Characters in Chainsaw Man are decently fleshed out though not as thoroughly characterised as those in Tokyo Ghoul, and the humour is significantly more vulgar and absurd. Where Chainsaw Man stakes its claim over Tokyo Ghoul would be the lack of melodrama hammering home of tragedy that often renders Tokyo Ghoul tiresome and replaces it with adrenaline. 

reportRecommended by Banal-Minutiae

Both deals with an MC who transforms into a devil and now they have to adjust to that 

reportRecommended by Cexionals

They are both very gore, i read Tokyo Ghoul first and i thought it would be the best manga i ever read and then i started reading Chainsaw Man and changed my mind.. 

reportRecommended by xeno-

Both have similar style and design. Not very long chapters. Both are very easy read with lots of action and amazing art. Both are tragic stories told in a very unique way. Both have amazing endings as well that pave way for a sequel without giving off the vibe of being incomplete in any way . And finally, imo, both are masterpieces. 

reportRecommended by Mr_Srijan

Both have a very bloody and edgy taste to them but they are still extremely entertaining while remaining very descriptive and poetic 

reportRecommended by Syntan

- Both series have creatures that feed on humans. Ghouls in Tokyo Ghoul and Devils in Chainsaw Man.
- Both the protagonists, Kaneki and Denji have their lives changed forever by encounter of some life-threatening incident.
- Both the Protagonists end up fusing with the "monsters" they previously despised.
- Both series have evil organizations that want to use the MCs powers for themselves.
- A lot of side characters also have similar character sketches. 

reportRecommended by FervidJubatus

funny guy do funny gore and kill 

reportRecommended by speeprelbes

Tokyo Ghoul and Chainsaw Man both have protags that have been severely changed and altered due to an outside force, and must live somehow with it. On top of that, it's gory for those who love gory anime and has a nice plot that will make you continue reading. 

reportRecommended by hollowgrieves

Both have society blent with inhumans, Both has two sides (human and inhuman), Plot itself may differ but their themes are same. 

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Jigokuraku addpermalink

If you really loved the dark vibe of Chainsaw Man and also read Jujutsu Kaisen, then you're going to love this manga. These 3 manga's are known as the dark trio of shounen, and as this is the 3rd member you understand where it's going. My favorite part of Jigokuraku is the cast, they make the story inteesting and the best reason to keep reading. 

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Creator of Hell's Paradise actually used to be Fugimoto's assistent (woah!!), background and characters art-style are familiar aka incredible and compared to CSM, Hell's Paradise actually consists of a premise/end objective so it's not a loose story you'd lose track of. 
This is also one of the very few mangas where characters feel charismatic or not one-sided so you'll get attached.  

reportRecommended by Euroqean

Art Style is very similar
Lots of Violence
Fast-Paced
Very likable characters
 

reportRecommended by Azyeu

Bloody battles with similar character writing styles. 

reportRecommended by SNboss

Like CSM, Hell's Paradise is part of what I would call Shounen Jump's "Dark Trio", consisting of Chainsaw Man, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku. This story is incredible and the art and characters are great, especially the interactions between the character. 

reportRecommended by Dedooph

dark fantasy with insane art 

reportRecommended by God5pell

Both Chainsaw Man and Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku have the same gritty artwork, fast pacing, and clever character design. This makes a ton of sense when you realize that Yuuji Kaku, who is the writer of Hell's Paradise, is a former assistant of Tatsuki Fujimoto. Not to mention that the artwork in Hell's Paradise and Chainsaw Man is amazing. If you liked Chainsaw Man, than Hell's Paradise is definitely worth a read, or vice versa. 

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Both have a dark theme and both make you understand that not everyone you like in the series can live. 

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the creator was one of tatsuki fujioto's assistants
the manga is good it has good mc characters, good secondary characters, good story and good development and explanation of history the fianl disappointed me a little but I liked it a lot and I enjoyed it

and has gore scenes  

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- amazing art
- authors are connected
- interesting storylines
- fun battle scenes
- likeable cast of characters 

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Berserk addpermalink

Similar in some regards, while Chainsaw Man feels way lighter in the pursuit of feeling some oppai it does have great action scenes and a decent dose of seriousness, the thing farther from Berserk tho it's the loneliness feeling and a certain realism within it that Chainsaw Man does not have. 

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Devilman addpermalink

They both feature protagonists who are part human, part devil who battle/hunt other devils. They both have great art work and feature adequate gore.  

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Kaijuu 8-gou addpermalink

Main character suddenly gets demon powers and dragged into a world of demons. The powers they get are from an insanely strong demons feared by the other characters and demons. Both set in a form of Japan with an organisation set up to get rid of those monsters. 

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Shingeki no Kyojin addpermalink

Both series feature very brutal and detailed violence. They also focus on their characters' minds, issues and trauma. Chainsaw Man has very edgy and childish gags, but they seem more influenced by western humour so even non veterans can enjoy it. 

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Cataclysm. Attack on Titan and Chainsaw Man both feature a cataclysmic world full that is not only full of physical chaos, but also has deep underlying political issues, making for a depressive bonus it has to flare.

AOT doing this with Eren's life ripped from him even more than his loss of freedom already. CSM does this with Denji living the hardest life imaginable.

Both are good shounen manga with great action too them. AOT being more mature and military based, CSM being more mentally crazed. 

reportRecommended by NextUniverse

If you like dark stories, politics, action, realistic characters, lot's of deaths, and psychological themes both do this well. Shingeki no Kyojin is the kind of story that brings you down with it's messages, not without hope but not optimistic either. Chainsaw man's fundamental message is simple, accessible, powerful, and uplifting. Thus, the contrast in mood between mostly depressing and mostly hopeful the two complements one another perfectly.  

reportRecommended by Orangutan999

CSM is a great dark shonen that follows SNK in terms of violence, battles, suspense, mystery, and approach of complex characters with traumas, anxieties, and desires. You really get hooked on the first chapters and you feel that the story becomes more and more intense, so it’s hard not to want to read it quickly. Similarly, the death of characters is suffered a lot. I love both aesthetics and particular designs, they are very attractive, as well as the characters and their respective stories and personalities, without forgetting the amazingly drawn fights and action sequences. CSM is more comical, so the sudden death of a character perhaps delivers a more aggressive pain-in-the-gut feeling instead of SNK, which does it as slow-paced suffering that lasts longer. read more 

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-both have a similar plot
-lot's of people die in both of these
-main character is keen to accomplish his goal
 

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After God addpermalink

Similarities (considering After God just started for now):

√ Aesthetically pleasing artstyle. 
√ Clever depiction of fantasy prompt/concept. 
√ Overpowered characters in amazing character design. 
√ Diverse personalities that makes the story interesting, which lead to funny and entertaining interactions between the characters. 

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Abara addpermalink

The design of the monsters/ creatures are very similar to one another. Abara is a bit more gruesome/ dark and Chainsaw Man has more comedic elements.  

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Gantz addpermalink

In both manga:

- the protagonist is part of a group of people tasked with slaying bizarre supernatural foes in a modern urban environment;
- the battles get quite violent and brutal;
- there is an underlying agenda about their fights;
- protagonist's character experience growth along the way;
- features drama that brings a tear to my eye. 

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Ayashimon addpermalink

Inhumanly-strong human boy sucked into the world of monsters, and made to take down goon after goon for a pretty lady he serves.  Ayashimon didn't have enough time to fully develop its characters, but from its short 25-chapter run, it showed promising potential that could have very well bloomed into a wonderful story with powerful character dynamics and world building similar to what Chainsaw Man accomplished. 

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Jagaaaaaan addpermalink

Unpredictability at its finest. Both of these stories can be gruesome, epic, make you laugh and feel uncomfortable all at the same time. Nobody is safe from anything and that makes for two of the most exhilarating experiences you can ask for in manga. 

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Wild Strawberry addpermalink

Both manga involve a protagonist who has lost someone very important to them and who has a certain being inside of them yet joins a team who fights against said kind of being. 

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Sakamoto Days addpermalink

If you enjoyed chainsaw man I feel like this Assasin-filled world will definitely bring you a lot of enjoyment. The thing that Sakamoto Days delivers on is definitely a sense of action and urgency in fights while always finding a comedic undertone to just make you die of laughter while flipping through the pages. 

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Ajin addpermalink

Special humans with the power of monsters, plot twists and details that become important later. 

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Kagurabachi addpermalink

The story isn't similar actually, but the thing that I think is pretty similar is the panelling. Both panelling are very cinematic and very creative. 

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Murciélago addpermalink

Both are action packed series with tons of gore in them, what else is there to say? 

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Shounen no Abyss addpermalink

-Similar dark and at times hopeless atmosphere
-Psychological and existential, with a lot of depressing themes
-Consistently explaining motivations behind everyone's action without imposing generic set of morals 
-Similar art
-Similar protagonists (If you ever happened to read these two at the same time you'd see many parallels between Denji and Reiji:
Besides being blonde, frail , depressed 17-year olds finding themselves in hopeless circumstances, and with bleak outlooks in future, 
they are susceptible to influences of others and some of the main  part of plot progression is them being taken advantage of/toyed by manipulative people, who happen to be female villain-protagonists 

-Same "hot_garbage_dumpster_fire_I_wonder_what_is_going_to_happen_next" factor

Those who enjoyed one are very likely to like the other  read more 

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Sayonara Eri addpermalink

We all know that Chainsaw Man is a badass, absurd, insane, violent, majestic and fucking cool manga. But I would also love to recommend Tatsuki Fujimoto's other recent work: Sayonara, Eri (or Goodbye, Eri)! A story where the protagonist creates a movie that everyone hated, but apparently a girl named Eri says she loved it, and would love to help him making a new movie! It's a manga with a great pace, extremely metalinguistic quotes balanced with Fujimoto's special touch of fantasy and an absolutely mind-blowing ending! Read it, you'll like it a lot guys! 

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Akame ga Kill! addpermalink

-Both protagonists start out as country kids before moving into a larger society as a whole and joining an organization that sends them on battle missions
-Both are extremely bloody and gore-filled, adding flare and dramatic impact 
-Both deal with similar heavy themes, which I can't disclose here in the interest of not spoiling the story 

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Kemono Jihen addpermalink

-Both have very similar settings and story structures.
-The characters have special abilities, are part of an organization and they fight against demons/monsters.
-Both take place in urban style Tokyo settings. 

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Choujin X addpermalink

The inicial plot is similar, the difference is monsters and demons.
The main character was turned into a humanoid monster during a fight and now he works for an institution that deals with people who have also turned into monsters. 
Both have good violence and bizarre monsters. 

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One Punch-Man addpermalink

Both series blend deep dives into characters' personalities and mental trauma with humour. ChSM is to OPM like rebelious brother. ChSM humour is more edgy and immature and the portrayal of violence and psychology is more brutal, messier, uglier. Both have very creative character designs and splendid chemistry between them. 

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Kiseijuu addpermalink

Protagonists fuse with a not so evil alien/devil. They save each other's lives and grow as people. 

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Claymore addpermalink

- Very similar monster designs
- Both very brutal and have cool fights
- Both are dark fantasies
- In both you have a mysterious organisation behind 
- Some parts in Chainsaw Man really made me think again about Claymore 

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No Guns Life addpermalink

-They're both darker violent manga, but they have interesting characters that lighten up the mood.
-They both have similar presentation styles (art, character designs, setting)
-In Chainsaw Man, the main character has a chainsaw head. In No Guns Life the main character has a revolver gun head. 

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Fool Night addpermalink

The endless everyday as a live fulfillment achievement, questioned by the death of those we love. 

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Zipman!! addpermalink

Both have hot headed yet simple minded heroes with sharp teeth.
Both are thrust into unknown and mysterious organisations early on which completely changes their lives.
Both have great art styles and character designs. 

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Tokyo Ghoul:re addpermalink

Almost exact same premise of a corporation with the objective to hunt some existential threat to humans. Both have the concept of hunters using the abilities of the threat. Also, characters similar to each (just with different motivations) can be found in both.

Note: For Toyko Ghoul:re make sure to read Tokyo Ghoul beforehand. 

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Hunter x Hunter addpermalink

Both stories are set in a dark, unforgiving world, where life is fleeting and death lurks at every corner.

Both stories are extremely fast pace, unpredictable, and constantly subvert your expectations, giving you a very thrilling experience.

Both stories feature morally grey main character. Supporting cast is well developed. and Villains in both stories are merciless yet endearing.

Both stories feature strong mystery elements. and will leave you in anticipation as schemes and revelations unravel. Chainsaw Man does this a lot quicker than HxH but doesn't compromise its storytelling quality or impact in doing so

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Gachiakuta addpermalink

I know it's a new manga so I'm writing so early but Gachiakuta's "A boy who is in bad condition and this boy join an association." part is so similer to Chinsaw man I think it won't contain parts like Chainsaw man but maybe we can see some Tatsui Fujimoto vibes in future. 

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Manga: JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 8: JoJolion

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 8: JoJolion addpermalink

Jojolion is (imo) the most bizarre JoJo part, hell, the entirety of JoJo is pretty weird. If you're a big fan of weirdness and just, pure chaos you're going to enjoy Chainsaw Man. JoJo and CSM have some of the most creative and beautiful double page spreads, and they both have very weird character designs. CSM is pure action, gore, craziness and weird ideas. Give it a try. 

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Manga: Dead Dead Demons Dededede Destruction

Dead Dead Demons Dededede Destruction addpermalink

Has a similar kind of humour (at least as I see it) 

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Mugen no Juunin addpermalink

complex characters, fascinating female characters, brutal fights. Fujimoto also admired the manga as a classic in an interview with Samura 

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Manga: JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 3: Stardust Crusaders

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 3: Stardust Crusaders addpermalink

This recomendation is not specifically for Stardust Crusaders but for all the parts between 3-8, i just selected Stardust Crusaders because its the part that has the abilitys most similar to Chainsaw Man. With that being said i'll explain why you might like Chainsaw Man if you are a Jojo fan, in Chainsaw Man you can make a contract with a devils that each have special abilitys similar to Stands and it really gives you the Jojo vibes when someone uses one of the Devils. There are also some very similar abilitys in Jojo's and Chainsaw Man like Justice and the Zombie Devil or Blue Hawaii and the Puppet Devil. So, if you are a Jojo fan i really recommend reading Chainsaw Man. read more 

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Nijigahara Holograph addpermalink

Both are very dark and gruesome. Both of these are very unpredictable and there is a monster that could be seen as the main antagonist. I just had a feeling after reading Nijigahara Holograph, that Chainsaw Man fans would enjoy this manga.  

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Kimetsu no Yaiba addpermalink

They both contain world where demons exists.Both main characters are somehow associated with devils and kill devils. Both contains organisation who kills devils.
 

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Blue Period addpermalink

Because Tatsuki Fujimoto (the author himself) recommended this manga to his fans 

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Manga: Mutant wa Ningen no Kanojo to Kiss ga Shitai

Mutant wa Ningen no Kanojo to Kiss ga Shitai addpermalink

, Both have almost identical stories, the main character is a monster with transforming powers, girls like main character ,   

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Jigoku no Alice addpermalink

-Grimy world 
-Solid art
-Violence
-Dark humor
-Dark subject matter
-Shuu and Denji  have some similarities 
-Elsa and Power are the same character
Both are great reads I highly recommend them 

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Tsui no Taimashi: Ender Geister addpermalink

- Both have protagonists with demonic abilities affiliated with agencies fighting supernatural forces.
- Both are excellent action manga with a dose of humor.
- Both take place in urban environments.
- Both have extremely well-designed demons.
- Both have memorable characters. 

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Fumetsu no Anata e addpermalink

-Both are written with a dosis of dark leaning moral ambiguity 
-There are good action moments. 
-There is the sense that misfortune gonna affect the characters.
-Both protagonists did not ask to be in their situation (especially Fushi).
-There a lot of depressive moments

I think you can enjoy both easily 

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Golden Kamuy addpermalink

Both mangas have dark atmosphere and even gory moments, but they have a good comedy as well.
There are moments incredebly insane and bizarre in both.
There are tons of action moments so if you like that you're gonna be feed.
In both works there are a lot of pain and emotional moments, and the relationship of the characters keep growing the more the story goes. 

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Deadman Wonderland addpermalink

Both manga have hype action scenes with tones of blood and gore. Both manga also have a variety of different characters which are unique in their own way. Also both manga MC's are followed and tormented by a female protagonist. 

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Gokurakugai addpermalink

- mcs remind me of eachother (personality wise)
- fighting monsters while being part monster (kinda)
- pleasing art style 

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Spy x Family addpermalink

These two manga are both Shounen Jump masterpieces. In both genres and themes, these two manga are completely different, but they just feel similar in nearly every way. I believe this to be indicative of how much Tatsuya Endou (Author of Spy x Family) learned while he was working under Tatsuki Fujimoto (Author of Chainsaw Man).  

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Tongari Boushi no Atelier addpermalink

light haired orphan is taken in by spooky guy. the government is evil. similar art style 

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Dice addpermalink

both Fantasy world, Both have almost identical stories, Both main character are the lowest being in the world at the start of the story, 

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Chimamire Sukeban Chainsaw addpermalink

both mc's use a form of chainsaw to kill 

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The Fable addpermalink

Most of their similarities can't be further from the truth, but I find the way they structure their dialogue in a possibly the same structure 
- They have a lot of "Show Don't Tell" moments, where things can easily be figured out with a flow of dialogue instead of a full blown pages of exposition
- Even though it seems not related at times, but most of the dialogue handles by their characterscan be highly relavent to the characters' motivation and personalities 
-The way they set up jokes are also very similar 

If you find Chainsaw Man dialogue charming, The Fable will be a great read for you, and vice versa read more 

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Ao no Exorcist addpermalink

(They both have a overpowered MC. 
(Both MCs have great character development. 
(Both have to do with devils. 
(Both have an Amazing cast.
I would Recommend Blue Exorcist because the highs of it (Blue Night) can match the high quality of CSM. 
However Blue Exorcist does not get as good until little later (around chapter 60).
 

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Black Torch addpermalink

Both manga have main characters who were saved by some supernatural being on the brink of their death, saving him and making him way stronger than before. This being still has an own will after merging with him. They are caught up in all sorts of shady experiences.

*Both of them often have gore scenes.

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Homunculus addpermalink

Really grim themes, in both story in art. Profound and deeply flawed protagonists. A cynical insight at poverty and homelessnes. Just overall dark and moody atmospheres. Chainsaw Man and Homunculus are really solid works with just the right ratio of depth to action so, as I see it ,neither of them fall into the "pretencious" category or at the other extreme "brainless" category. While CSW defies the boundaries of shounen as a whole genre, Homunculus breaks the confines of what you'd find socially acceptable in a mainstream manga. Anyway if you like glum things in general go check these out.  

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Shuumatsu no Walküre addpermalink

Both are very interesting especially chainsaw man but i feel like you can like shuumastu because it has fantastic fights and pretty good character. The main reason you should read this if you like chainsaw man though is because you will like alot of the character. 

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B.Ichi addpermalink

I wouldn't be surprised if Chainsaw man took inspiration from B.Ichi, the power system with Dokeshi is pretty similar to Chainsaw Man's power system with Contracts, Devils, and Hybrids; I'm sure that anyone who likes Denji or Shoutarou would like the other, and I think the art for both is really sick, I just love how both series can be twisted gorefests with some messed up characters. 

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Enen no Shouboutai addpermalink

-Both action manga with darker horror vibes.
-Both are well drawn, have similar stories where characters slay demons/flame people.
-Both have Tokyo style settings with well drawn background art.
-Both have sets of great characters that lighten up the mood with comedic moments. 

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Mononogatari addpermalink

-Both action manga that take place in an urban Tokyo setting.
-Both have groups of main characters that all dress in stylish black suits.
-Both have similar stories and are beautifully drawn. 

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Aliens Area addpermalink

Aliens Area is similar to Chainsaw Man in a lot of ways, think of Chainsaw Man but instead of the MC killing devils they fight aliens. 

I haven't read much of Aliens Area but I have been really enjoying a lot of it. The main difference between the two is Aliens Area doesn't lean towards comedy as much as Chainsaw Man does.

I finished chapter 4 and there is 0 fan service in the manga so far, I hate fan service so I greatly appreciate its absence in this manga. 

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Manga: Inu ni Nattara Suki na Hito ni Hirowareta.

Inu ni Nattara Suki na Hito ni Hirowareta. addpermalink

Both manga explore the concept of the relationship between an owner and a human dog in great depth; one depicts the relationship literally, while the other depicts it metaphorically. 

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Manga: Aono-kun ni Sawaritai kara Shinitai

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Aono-kun was recommended by Chainsaw Man author and when you read both you understand why.
They both got this edgy/quirky/weird vibe and humor. They don't fear depicting gore things and adress feelings and relationships (as lover, family or as friends) with some kind of twisted logic.
They're good at surprising the audience and not letting the reader know where the story is going. 
It could have been any of Fujimoto's work and not only CSM because they're really on the same wavelength.  

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Uchuujin no Kakushigoto addpermalink

-Unpredictable and crazy story.
-Romantic mixed with dark horror vibes.
-Scary & unnatural female character.
-Lot of tragedy & gore.
-Devoted MC. 

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Hiasobi Doumei addpermalink

Similar dynamics between a dorky (but somewhat capable when it couts) protagonist and a not so sane love interest. 

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Tengoku Daimakyou addpermalink

Post-apocalyptic nihilism, flawed characters who just want to survive, sick monster designs, morally ambiguous fan service. 
Somewhat of a visual parallel too.  

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Burn the Witch addpermalink

Both fantasy/adventure titles with darker tones.
Both have interesting character and monster designs.
Both JUMP titles.
Both have great art and humour. 

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Majo to Yajuu addpermalink

Here's a brief overview of what The Witch and the Beast has to offer that may appeal to Chainsaw Man fans:

- Guideau has pretty much the same vibe as Power, in both appearance and personality.
- Witches hold a similar preeminence (and narrative role) in this world as demons do in Chainsaw Man's.
- Explosive magic filled action that's gripping and conveys a good sense of weight and scale.
- MCs work for a shadowy organization that tasks them with tracking down witches, and the story follows a similar episodic arc structure.

Overall, W&B leans more into darker themes and building up a sense of mystery around the two MCs, presenting itself in a more highly detailed art style that relies more on building a sense of visual suspense than the gag humor juxtaposition of Chainsaw Man. read more 

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Samurai 8: Hachimaru Den addpermalink

They both have main characters who undergo drastic changes in life style from the first chapter and go on to be thrust into a completely new world and meet all sorts of interesting characters. They both have great art & characters. They are both Shonens and both MC's wield blades. They are also both currently publishing (at the time of writing) popular Shonen Jump series.  

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Bleach addpermalink

Stylish, dynamic action. 
~Cool overall vibe and character designs. 
MC is a dumbass, kinda pathetic but likeable. 
Focus on cool weapons, demon lore, protecting humans and whatnot. 

 

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D.Gray-man addpermalink

Body-to-weapon modification, light haired more sympathetic MC paired with more aggressive, out for revenge dark haired swordsmen. Uniforms at work and mysterious higher orders. 
Fluid, beautiful art and action.  (the artstyle.. isn't .. that different? Especially late D.Gray-man).  

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Manga: Hachigatsu Kokonoka Boku wa Kimi ni Kuwareru.

Hachigatsu Kokonoka Boku wa Kimi ni Kuwareru. addpermalink

Design of the devils and youkai are somewhat similar but it's mostly the way the story is told that makes me think they are comparable. I am fairly certain that if you like one you'd enjoy the other. 

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Mob Psycho 100 addpermalink

Similar rough art style, fast pacing, goofy sense of humor, and fights against supernatural entities. Both also include a diverse and fantastic cast of characters that go through significant character development and carry the plot. 

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Boruto: Naruto Next Generations addpermalink

Ever wanted to see what if Denji was a ninja and the son of the seventh Hokage, look no further than Boruto. I activily remember while reading chainsaw man how much of Boruto's character I saw in Denji, even though I feel Boruto is a more complex and thought out character. The plot in Boruto is enticing and I feel has more appeal than what chainsaw man had to offer. 

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Elfen Lied addpermalink

Depressive. Elfen Lied and Chainsaw Man both follow young people with immense power who have this depressive mood to them, due to not being respected as they should.

Elfen Lied does this with Lucy wanting to live a good life but is being hunted down for what she is. CSM does this with Denji essentiality being a dog for Makima.

Both are good action manga with both not holding back on the gore that comes to be from deadly fights. 

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Igyoujin Oniwakamaru addpermalink

MC is a half human half demon, they have supernatural powers, they fight demons, a lot of blood and gore, and with the very, very gruesome fights 

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Honomieru Shounen addpermalink

They both have main characters who don't want to be the best of the best

- Both series contain supernatural monsters (demons and Phantoms) and exorcising so called monsters

-  Both titles can delve into some pretty dark stuff and have a similar vibe 

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Tesla Note addpermalink

both of them have many action scenes and hype battles  

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Monster addpermalink

Politics. In terms of politics, Chainsaw Man and Monster are surprisingly similar using both of these themes as part of a sub-story.

CSM does this with references to country wants. Monster does this to references to past political figures and ideas.

Both are great manga, with CSM being a crazy action shounen compared to the psychological mystery of Monster. 

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Takopii no Genzai addpermalink

Really interesting combination of heavy themes with a silly tone that work surprisingly well to deliver a compelling story 

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Tougen Anki addpermalink

- Both revolve around a gritty demon/devil infested environment (also similar to JJK)
- Both revolve around a similar plot, CSM on the extermination of devils that pose a threat to humanity while TA focuses on two factions, Onis and Momotaro 
- Both show amazing artstyles which are filled with action, gore, and likeable characters

 

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Devil May Cry addpermalink

Both are focused on demon hunting,cheesy storylines,sleek mcs and edgy aesthetics and comedy. 

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Umineko no Naku Koro ni addpermalink

This rec may seem far-fetched, but I love these two series for many similar thematic reasons.  Umineko's themes dealing in child abuse, especially from the issues of a mother upon a child, have strong parallels to Denji's relationship with Makima.  The struggle of breaking a cycle of trauma and abuse through the lens of compassion is a constant theme.  The realities of death and grief and how to move on in the aftermath play a huge part in both.

Further, both have absurdist and fantasy-laced battles that are more about the characters and their interactions than pure action.  They are deeply invested in how japanese society frequently fails its youth and have strong relationships with the continuing recession that has been affecting youth since the 1990s. read more 

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Gleipnir addpermalink

The plot maybe totally different, but these 2 manga have the same style of Shounen.

Monsters + Fights + Transformations + Violence and Gore + Hype, much hype!

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Tokyo Akazukin addpermalink

Tokyo Akazukin is very very gory, very shocking, the characters are pretty much demons that regenerate over and over, (some are, some aren't). The friend groups are very similar (like how they start off as enemies but become frenemies kinda). It's a lot like chainsaw man but with waaay more (really) NSFW panels and sorrow (in my opinion). 

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Manga: 22-26: Fujimoto Tatsuki Tanpenshuu

22-26: Fujimoto Tatsuki Tanpenshuu addpermalink

Made by Tatsuki Fujimoto. Although Tatsuki Fujimotos oneshots take on completely different stories they are still his nonetheless and enjoyable to each and every degree possible 

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