Kenshi Yonezu is absolutely crushing it! His theme songs for the first "Chainsaw Man" theatrical anime, "Chainsaw Man Reze Arc"—〈IRIS OUT〉 and 〈JANE DOE〉—have both soared to the top of Japanese charts. But what really blew everyone away? Yonezu himself drew the single covers, once again proving his insane talent.
And just when you thought he couldn't get any more impressive, Yonezu dropped another bombshell today (October 1st) on X, sharing a new illustration. This time, it's a stunning rendition of "Chainsaw Man's" Angel Devil, leaving fans absolutely floored once again.
In his post, Yonezu expressed his joy over the fantastic reviews for "Chainsaw Man Reze Arc," saying how happy he was as a fan. He also specifically mentioned drawing the Angel Devil fan art and encouraged everyone to keep supporting 〈IRIS OUT〉 and 〈JANE DOE〉.
Fans couldn't stop praising his interpretation and artistic prowess, especially how he captured Angel Devil's melancholic and aloof emotions. His grasp of the character's personality shines through in the artwork, particularly in his masterful use of color and light.
Yonezu has been illustrating many of his single covers for years, consistently showcasing his artistic flair.
▼ For "Gold Medalist" opening theme 〈BOW AND ARROW〉
▼ For "Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX" opening theme 〈Plazma〉
▼ For "Chainsaw Man Reze Arc" opening theme 〈IRIS OUT〉
With each new illustration, fans are left in awe, marveling at Yonezu's overwhelming artistic skill and jokingly questioning if he's even a singer at all!
It's safe to say that Kenshi Yonezu has not only achieved unparalleled success in music but also consistently wows everyone with his drawing talent. No wonder "Chainsaw Man" creator Tatsuki Fujimoto once playfully teased him, telling Yonezu not to get into manga, or another legendary manga artist would be born!
via： 米津玄師官方 X