The protagonist of Chainsaw Man’s second part, Asa Mitaka, differs from Denji in a myriad of ways, but one subtle detail perfectly sums up what makes her unique. While Chainsaw Man may not be a series known for its subtlety, author Tatsuki Fujimoto often uses minor details to imply or foreshadow major ones. And it seems that he is carrying over this technique into Part 2 as well.

Part 2 began rather differently than most fans expected it to, introducing a new protagonist Asa Mitaka. Asa is around the same age as Denji and is also an orphan, but from there the similarities largely end. In Part 1 of Chainsaw Man Denji is driven by simple dreams born from his impoverished childhood, but Asa doesn't really have any overarching motivation of her own. Instead, she largely tries to help the War Devil achieve its dream of killing Chainsaw Man.

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