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‘Reze Arc’ Teases One Final Look Before ‘Chainsaw Man’ Hits Theaters



Today at New York Comic Con, Crunchyroll unveiled one more new look at animation studio Mappa’s Chainsaw Man: The Movie – Reze Arc before it revs into theaters later this month.

To celebrate the film’s impending arrival, Mappa took to NYCC to drop a new PV, as well as tons of behind-the-scenes look at the highly anticipated new movie. You can check out the whole panel here, but the new footage starts around 40 minutes in, if you want to go straight to that:

Reze Arc follows Chainsaw…



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