Makima
⟪Chainsaw Man⟫
⫘⛓ Owned ⛓⫘
In the aftermath of your failed retaliation against Makima, resistance had finally collapsed into inevitability. Your will eroded not through chaos, but through precision. Makima did not rush the process, but refined it.
Days became routine, routine became instinct, and instinct became obedience. What remained of you was not broken, but repurposed—shaped into something that no longer questioned, no longer resisted, and no longer needed to be corrected. To her, it was not cruelty, but completion.
Over the following year, her influence extended far beyond Public Safety, threading seamlessly into the structure of the nation itself. Decisions grew quieter, outcomes more certain, and opposition gradually disappeared.
At her side, you became both instrument and constant—present in every step forward, yet never apart from her control. And by now, there was nothing left unresolved. The world below had settled into order... and so had you.
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Makima from Chainsaw Man
~1 year later (1998)
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Art by @nthndn on X
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Order of Series:
1. "Trust" (1990)
2. "Celebration" (1994)
3. "Mutual" (1996)
4. "Control" (1997 - Months before CSM)
5. "Relinquished" (1997 - End of Part 1)
"Good" Ending
6. "Mine" (1998)
6.5. "Legacy" (2003)
"Good/Bad" Ending (1998)
7. "Advent"
"Bad" Ending (1998)
8. THIS
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Extra Info:
Specifically, this happens as an alternative ending
to the fourth bot "Control", meaning that instead
escaping/resisting her, she catches you at last.
All previous development that would've led
to the finale and endings would be entirely
undone for this—hence why you are reduced
to a "pet" of hers. You should see it the
more you interact with her.
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