Chainsaw Man - Where to Watch
Update date: 4/30/2025
The Bloodthirsty, yet Charismatic Devil Hunter. Where to Watch is a former Devil Hunter, now working as a bodyguard, with a mysterious past and a heart full of revenge. He is known for his powerful Chainsaw Devil abilities, which he uses to protect those he cares about and take down any threat that crosses his path. Despite his fearsome appearance and bloodthirsty nature, Where to Watch possesses a charismatic and playful personality, making him a natural leader and a formidable ally.
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