Become free, or become Reze.

The entire volume, up until this final chapter, is one big fight scene. Reze stronk.

I mean, it's really just the obvious strategy for this situation.

Denji is living a lifestyle in which most of the people he meets, regardless of gender, will be trying to kill him. This is not conducive to developing a healthy social life, let alone a healthy love life.

boom-boom vs. brrr-brrr

There's some really mystical imagery going on here. Which is, again, made tragically ironic by how insincere Reze's performance actually is.

Will this end up being a test of the heart that Denji is so proud of himself for having? Or a test of the brain that neither he nor the reader has any reason to put faith in? Possibly both.

Uh...huh.

Anyway, that's the end of the Fireteam crisis plotline.

Well, we already knew that Yakuza-kun isn't the sharpest tool in the shed. Even if his arms and face can get pretty sharp at times.

It's shark time!​

...the existence of this entity alone might actually lead to the internet not being a publically available thing in this world. Enough people doomscrolling could make it omnipotent.

He's like if Van Helsing was written as the lead poisoned old coach from "Dodgeball."

Worship it. Love it. Be terrified out of your mind of it.

Is "devil" just an unflattering word for "god?"

Himeno is...well, like I said, it certainly looks like this is the end for her.

Meet Katana Man.

Whatever Makima is, she's either killable with bullets or is doing a very good job at pretending to be.

The Eternity Devil. Wouldn't have guessed that.

We already knew this was not a healthy society, but occasional reminders are always good.