Versus Battle Chainsaw Man vs Jujutsu Kaisen
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I personally like JJK a bit more. Both are great though, and among my faves.
Both have interesting plots. I like the direction both are headed. JJK still has a lot of points to address, while CSM might have an edge here since part 1 is over.
Denji vs Yuji? This is also tough. I like both very much, but I'd give Denji the edge.
Gojo>>> anyone.
Both have great side characters.
Aki and Power are great. But so are Megumi and Nobara. Again this is very tough. I'd say a tie here but might be leaning towards CSM.
Makima>>Sukuna.
Nanami and Mei Mei >= Kishibe and Himeno.
Toji>Quanxi.
Geto>Master.
Makima>>Kenjaku/Geto>Master/Quanxi>Mahito>Sukuna.
Tie. Both have great designs imo.
Tie again lmao. I can't decide. Both are interesting, and have interesting explanations and powers.
JJK>=CSM here imo. Gojo's past>=Final arc of part 1>=Shibuya
I give CSM the edge here. JJK sometimes looks off to me.
Again I'd say CSM here. They are similar and follow some basic shonen patterns but CSM to me is more original, especially with not being afraid to be more dark and gory.
Both do a great job here, but I feel JJK does it a bit better. The choreography imo in JJK is better. Not to say that CSM is bad.
I skipped some as I wasn't really sure.
I personally prefer JJK a bit, but I wouldn't find it weird if anyone prefers CSM. Both are amazing as I said already and among my faves.
Both have interesting plots. I like the direction both are headed. JJK still has a lot of points to address, while CSM might have an edge here since part 1 is over.
Denji vs Yuji? This is also tough. I like both very much, but I'd give Denji the edge.
Gojo>>> anyone.
Both have great side characters.
Aki and Power are great. But so are Megumi and Nobara. Again this is very tough. I'd say a tie here but might be leaning towards CSM.
Makima>>Sukuna.
Nanami and Mei Mei >= Kishibe and Himeno.
Toji>Quanxi.
Geto>Master.
Makima>>Kenjaku/Geto>Master/Quanxi>Mahito>Sukuna.
Tie. Both have great designs imo.
Tie again lmao. I can't decide. Both are interesting, and have interesting explanations and powers.
JJK>=CSM here imo. Gojo's past>=Final arc of part 1>=Shibuya
I give CSM the edge here. JJK sometimes looks off to me.
Again I'd say CSM here. They are similar and follow some basic shonen patterns but CSM to me is more original, especially with not being afraid to be more dark and gory.
Both do a great job here, but I feel JJK does it a bit better. The choreography imo in JJK is better. Not to say that CSM is bad.
I skipped some as I wasn't really sure.
I personally prefer JJK a bit, but I wouldn't find it weird if anyone prefers CSM. Both are amazing as I said already and among my faves.
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Both are very good. JJK it's a well written battle shonen, beside I don't see CSM in the same gender.
Chainsaw's action scenes are basically a visual appeal to entertain the reader, they're amazing but has a simple narrative. On the other hand Jujutsu brings a more complex power system and a lot of text inside its fights (HxH vibes).
For the art, panneling and imagery i rather CSM. Fujimoto's art is great and versatile. We also have excellent references to trash movies and art pieces.
Storyline i give the edge to JJK for presenting a more linear plot, which is perhaps better for the vast majority of readers. However I must say that sometimes I prefer the unpredictability of CSM.
Both series had very interesting characters. JKK has a very charismatic and cool cast, but i rather CSM in this point. Although his characters seem shallow and silly at first glance, after thinking a little it is possible to notice ideas and concepts behind them (heritage from Fire Punch).
I must say that I like CSM a lot more than JKK, not because of the lack of quality in the last one, but because I'm not so interested in WSJ battle shonens anymore (except for series that I've been following for a while).
Also, CSM part 2 will be a slice of life in school, just wait
Finally, I hope Gege Akutami's health improves soon so he can bring more chapters to his fans;
Chainsaw's action scenes are basically a visual appeal to entertain the reader, they're amazing but has a simple narrative. On the other hand Jujutsu brings a more complex power system and a lot of text inside its fights (HxH vibes).
For the art, panneling and imagery i rather CSM. Fujimoto's art is great and versatile. We also have excellent references to trash movies and art pieces.
Storyline i give the edge to JJK for presenting a more linear plot, which is perhaps better for the vast majority of readers. However I must say that sometimes I prefer the unpredictability of CSM.
Both series had very interesting characters. JKK has a very charismatic and cool cast, but i rather CSM in this point. Although his characters seem shallow and silly at first glance, after thinking a little it is possible to notice ideas and concepts behind them (heritage from Fire Punch).
I must say that I like CSM a lot more than JKK, not because of the lack of quality in the last one, but because I'm not so interested in WSJ battle shonens anymore (except for series that I've been following for a while).
Also, CSM part 2 will be a slice of life in school, just wait
Finally, I hope Gege Akutami's health improves soon so he can bring more chapters to his fans;
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For me:
-Plot -> CSM
-Main characters -> CSM
-Side characters -> JJK
-Villains -> CSM
-Character designs -> CSM
-Power system -> JJK
-Story arcs -> JJK
-Incorporation of themes -> CSM
-Art -> Tie
-Imagery -> CSM
-Panelling -> Tie
-Originality -> CSM
-Fights -> JJK
-World building -> Tie
-Future potential -> Tie
I enjoy both. I really got into CSM around the bomb devil arc (ch 40), whilst for JJK it was hidden inventory (ch 67). Chainsaw Man is just insane and can be an amazing spectacle, whilst also expressing really well thought out messages and ideas. There's a lot to unpack within all the chaos and it's just overall a ton of fun.
JJK I enjoy more or less just for the fights. But they're really cool so it's not an issue. Awesome powers and battle tactics. High hopes for what Gege pulls out with the culling game.
-Plot -> CSM
-Main characters -> CSM
-Side characters -> JJK
-Villains -> CSM
-Character designs -> CSM
-Power system -> JJK
-Story arcs -> JJK
-Incorporation of themes -> CSM
-Art -> Tie
-Imagery -> CSM
-Panelling -> Tie
-Originality -> CSM
-Fights -> JJK
-World building -> Tie
-Future potential -> Tie
I enjoy both. I really got into CSM around the bomb devil arc (ch 40), whilst for JJK it was hidden inventory (ch 67). Chainsaw Man is just insane and can be an amazing spectacle, whilst also expressing really well thought out messages and ideas. There's a lot to unpack within all the chaos and it's just overall a ton of fun.
JJK I enjoy more or less just for the fights. But they're really cool so it's not an issue. Awesome powers and battle tactics. High hopes for what Gege pulls out with the culling game.
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I get why people like CSM because when shit hits the fan (both story and action wise) it's amazing. But the slow chapters are sloooooooooooow af
JJK also has it's share of slower chapters but more stuff happens in them and the plot moves forward, at least somewhat
Can't really be arsed to go through all the points now tho I'll say this:
Originality: CSM wins here
JJK also has it's share of slower chapters but more stuff happens in them and the plot moves forward, at least somewhat
Can't really be arsed to go through all the points now tho I'll say this:
Originality: CSM wins here
