Chainsaw Man Asa Mitaka’s childhood trauma and the Owl Devil
If Chainsaw Man Part 2 feels more uncomfortable, more intimate, and more psychologically sharp than Part 1, that’s largely because of Asa Mitaka. Her story isn’t just “sad backstory energy” — it’s a carefully constructed system where trauma, guilt, and power feed directly into one another. Fujimoto didn’t just give her trauma for flavor. He…

