
Warning: This article contains spoilers regarding future plot developments in the Chainsaw Man anime, including insights that extend beyond the Reze Arc film but are interconnected with the character Reze.
Overview
- Release Announcement: The anticipated “Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc“movie is slated for a 2025 launch in Japan, sparking excitement among fans eager for updates.
- Character Insight: Reze is a compelling devil-human hybrid who operates under the Soviet Union while on a mission to hunt down Chainsaw Man, wielding powers derived from the Bomb Devil.
- Plot Development: In the Bomb Girl Arc, Reze’s manipulative tactics towards Denji unfold, revealing her true nature. The film is projected for a release in the latter half of 2025.
The highly anticipated Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is set to launch in 2025 in Japan. Fans of the franchise are eagerly watching for updates on the continuation of the storyline, especially since details have been sparse since the 2023 announcement.
The Reze Arc, often referred to as the Bomb Girl Arc, follows the events of Chainsaw Man Season 1. This arc, concise yet significant, encompasses Chapters 40 through 52, fitting neatly within the larger Public Safety Saga. Continue reading for a deep dive into what viewers can expect from this film adaptation.
Who is Lady Reze in Chainsaw Man?

Reze, often referred to as Lady Reze or Ms. Reze, is a striking character that embodies the duality of human and demon. Originating from the Soviet Union, she was dispatched to Japan during the late 1990s to eliminate Chainsaw Man with the ulterior motive of stealing his heart, a task shrouded in deception.
Visually captivating, Reze possesses purple hair and green eyes, presenting herself as compassionate and romantically inclined toward Denji. Her complexity is unveiled as she transitions into her devil form—the Bomb Devil, which lends its name to this arc. Through an experimental program aimed at creating super-soldiers, the USSR government integrated the Bomb Devil within her, resulting in a formidable being capable of immense destruction. Her devil form is inspired by the atomic bomb, specifically the Fat Man bomb that was used in Nagasaki during World War II.
What Happens in the Bomb Girl Arc?


Throughout this arc, Reze entices Denji, forging a bond intended to set the stage for her ulterior motives. She makes her entrance in Chapter 40 of the manga and the finale of Season 1, where she leaps into action while working in a café. A significant portion of the arc details their evolving dynamic, which takes a sharp turn when Reze reveals her true identity as the Bomb Devil amidst a chase with Devil Hunters. Denji finds himself torn between his feelings for Reze and his complex relationship with Makima.
As the epic confrontation unfolds, Denji, now in his Chainsaw Man persona, feels dismay upon discovering Reze’s manipulative intentions. Nonetheless, Reze survives the arc, signaling her return in the Control Devil Arc (Chapters 80-97), where she becomes one of Makima’s allies. The narrative hints that Reze remains alive even as the series draws to a close.
During the Bomb Girl Arc, a character named Beam references Reze’s association with the Gun Devil. However, it is speculated that this is merely a ruse fed to him by Makima, with Reze’s connection to the Soviet Union, responsible for 28% of the Gun Devil, being more credible. The storyline continues to evolve in the following International Assassins Arc.
Release Date for Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc Movie
The Chainsaw Man: Reze film is officially set to premiere in 2025, with an exact release date expected to be announced during AnimeJapan 2025, scheduled for March 22-25. A dedicated Chainsaw Man panel is slated for March 23.
Industry speculation suggests that the film will likely launch in the latter half of the year, allowing ample time for marketing initiatives. While no international release has been confirmed, expectations are high that Crunchyroll and Sony will take charge of global distribution.
Changes in the production team have been noted; although MAPPA continues as the production studio, and Hiroshi Seko continues as the scriptwriter, directorial duties will transition to Tatsuya Yoshihara, whose credits include work on Black Clover and select episodes of Chainsaw Man. The previous season was under the direction of Ryu Nakayama and Makoto Nakazono.
Fans can currently watch Chainsaw Man streaming on Crunchyroll, with options available in multiple languages. Stay tuned for more updates as the release date approaches!
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