Tag: Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc

New Character Posters for “Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc”! See Who’s Joining the Devil-Hunting Mayhem This September 24
Chainsaws, Devils, and a Mysterious New Girl: The Hype for Chainsaw Man’s Big-Screen Debut Intensifies

Hold onto your hearts (and heads)—Chainsaw Man is slicing its way into Philippine cinemas with its first-ever movie, “Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc,” dropping September 24, 2025!

And to get fans buzzing, the studio just released a fierce new set of character posters featuring fan-favorite devil hunters and a haunting new addition to the chaos. Expect intensity, bloodshed, and heartbreak—just the way we like it.

A Closer Look at the Poster Line-Up

The freshly revealed posters showcase the core squad in their signature intensity:
- Denji, our messy, chainsaw-wielding protagonist
- The Chainsaw Man himself in full devil-hybrid glory
- The adorably dangerous Pochita
- The ever-elusive and commanding Makima
- And last but definitely not least—Reze, a mysterious girl with a disarming smile and secrets that could ruin everything.
Could this newcomer be friend, foe… or something far more complicated?

Watch the Trailer:

About “Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc”

This explosive new movie brings the critically acclaimed anime to the big screen for the very first time. Based on Tatsuki Fujimoto’s hit manga, Reze Arc plunges Denji into his most personal and perilous fight yet.

Once a debt-ridden teenager forced to hunt devils for the yakuza, Denji was brutally betrayed. But thanks to a soul-binding deal with his loyal devil dog Pochita, he was reborn as Chainsaw Man—a fearsome hybrid with a chainsaw for a heart (and face).

Now, in the aftermath of bloody battles and shifting allegiances, Denji’s world is shaken again when Reze, a beautiful stranger with a deadly aura, walks into his life. What begins as a flirtation quickly spirals into something far more terrifying.

Expect Intense Action, Twisted Romance, and Brutal Choices

Fans of the series know to expect the unexpected—and Reze Arc delivers on all fronts. Packed with fast-paced devil battles, stunning animation by MAPPA, and emotional gut-punches, this chapter dives deep into what it means to be human in a world overrun by devils and deception.

With razor-sharp writing from Hiroshi Seko (Jujutsu Kaisen, Attack on Titan Final Season) and direction by Tatsuya Yoshihara, the film promises a cinematic spectacle that’s equal parts heartbreak and havoc.

Film Credits
- Directed by: Tatsuya Yoshihara
- Written by: Hiroshi Seko
- Produced by: MAPPA Studio
- Original Work by: Tatsuki Fujimoto
  (Published in Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+)
Chainsaw Man Fans, Are You Ready?

Whether you’re a manga loyalist or an anime-only viewer, this movie marks a pivotal turning point in the Chainsaw Man universe. “Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc” brings together the beauty and brutality of the original story and amplifies it on the big screen—where every roar, rip, and revelation hits harder.

Mark your calendars: Chainsaw Man’s cinematic debut hits Philippine theaters on September 24, 2025!

The countdown is on. The posters are up. And Reze? She’s just getting started.
September 16, 2025
Two Icons Collab: Utada Hikaru Joins Kenshi Yonezu for “Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc” Soundtrack

The Ultimate Music-Cinema Fusion Is Here

Brace yourselves, Chainsaw Man fans—this one’s massive.

The highly anticipated Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is coming to the big screen with more than just blood, devils, and battles. It’s also bringing with it a rare, high-voltage musical collaboration between two of Japan’s most revered artists: Kenshi Yonezu and Utada Hikaru.

Yes, you read that right. Utada Hikaru—voice behind “First Love,” “Automatic,” and the Kingdom Hearts soundtrack—will lend their iconic vocals to the film’s hauntingly emotional ending theme, “Jane Doe.” And the song’s composer and producer? None other than Kenshi Yonezu, the creative genius behind Chainsaw Man’s first anime opening theme, the explosive “Kick Back.”

But that’s not all. Yonezu is also delivering the movie’s opening theme, “Iris Out”, a high-energy track that sets the stage for the intense drama to follow.

Watch the Teaser for “Jane Doe”

From Anime to Big Screen: Chainsaw Man Evolves

This isn’t just a musical event—it’s a cinematic one. For the first time ever, Chainsaw Man charges into cinemas in a feature-length film format with Reze Arc. It promises to be a visually arresting and emotionally charged continuation of the hit anime series.

Opening in Philippine cinemas on September 24, the film is directed by Tatsuya Yoshihara and produced by animation powerhouse MAPPA. It adapts the next major story arc from Tatsuki Fujimoto’s critically acclaimed manga series.

The Story So Far: Who’s Reze? Why Does She Matter?

In case you need a refresher—Chainsaw Man follows Denji, a down-and-out devil hunter who, after a brutal betrayal, fuses with his devil-dog Pochita to become the titular Chainsaw Man.

In Reze Arc, Denji’s violent world is shaken once again by the appearance of a mysterious girl named Reze. Sweet, intriguing, and not what she seems, Reze draws Denji into his most complicated—and emotional—battle yet. And yes, it’s personal.

This time, it’s not just about surviving devils. It’s about heartbreak, betrayal, and the quiet moments between the chaos.

“Jane Doe”: A Song for the Soul

Released alongside the film on September 24, the song “Jane Doe” is poised to become an anthem for Chainsaw Manfans. With lyrics written and produced by Kenshi Yonezu, and vocals delivered by Utada Hikaru, it’s an emotionally layered ballad that mirrors Reze’s tragic story arc.

Even the teaser clip—just a few seconds long—has left fans breathless. With Utada’s signature ethereal voice floating over Yonezu’s cinematic production, “Jane Doe” promises to be as unforgettable as the film itself.

“Iris Out”: Opening with Impact

On the flip side, Yonezu’s “Iris Out” delivers the gut-punch energy fans expect from a Chainsaw Man opening theme. Fierce, emotionally raw, and sonically bold, the track will set the tone right from the opening frame.

Together, “Iris Out” and “Jane Doe” will be released as a double A-side single on September 24, available in multiple editions. Collectors can look forward to exclusive DVD content, acrylic stands, and even lottery entry tickets for Yonezu’s upcoming Ghost Tour 2026.

Why This Collaboration Matters

This is more than just a musical crossover. It’s the meeting of two creative forces who’ve each shaped Japanese music in their own era.

Utada Hikaru broke ground in the late ’90s and early 2000s, merging J-pop with Western R&B and emotional songwriting that influenced an entire generation. Kenshi Yonezu, meanwhile, revolutionized modern Japanese pop with his experimental sounds, poetic lyrics, and striking visual storytelling.

Together, they’re not just making music—they’re making history.

September 8, 2025