Chainsaw Man Creator Reveals Future Plans, Teases New Projects
Ambitious Mangaka Tatsuki Fujimoto Not Stopping Anytime Soon
Fujimoto on Chainsaw Man, Future Projects, and More
On the day of April 21, 2021, when the Chainsaw Man manga finished its first part, creator Tatsuki Fujimoto participated in an interview with Japanese publisher Shueisha. In this interview, Fujimoto discussed his inspiration for creating Chainsaw Man, his thoughts on the manga's conclusion, and what the future holds for him as a mangaka.
One of the main topics addressed in the interview was Fujimoto's creative process and how he comes up with his ideas. Fujimoto said that he often starts with a single image, and then he develops the story around that image. In the case of Chainsaw Man, the initial image was of a man with a chainsaw for a head. From this image, Fujimoto developed the story of Denji, a young man who is killed by a devil and is brought back to life as a hybrid chainsaw devil.
In the interview, Fujimoto also talked about his feelings on Chainsaw Man's ending. Fujimoto said that he was satisfied with the ending, and he felt that he had been able to tell the story he wanted to tell. However, Fujimoto also said that he was ready to move on to new projects, and he was excited to see what the future holds.
When asked about his future plans, Fujimoto said that he was working on a new manga series, but he did not reveal any details about what the series would be about. Fujimoto also said that he was interested in working on an anime adaptation of Chainsaw Man.
Fujimoto's interview with Shueisha provides a rare glimpse into the mind of one of the most talented and innovative mangaka working today. Fujimoto's comments on his creative process and his future plans are sure to excite fans of Chainsaw Man and anyone else who is interested in the future of manga.
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