Shows Like Chainsaw Man

Modern shounen dark-fantasy with curses/devils, secret organization, and gory combat — the closest tonal and structural match to Chainsaw Man.

Brutal MAPPA-style dark fantasy with combat, gore, and supernatural threats; same shounen-meets-horror tonal register.

Demon-fused protagonist, ultraviolent gore, and provocative tone — a clear thematic ancestor to Chainsaw Man.

Dark fantasy seinen with demons, supernatural combat, and a cursed protagonist driven by primal rage.

Dark fantasy with half-human/half-demon protagonist hunting devils for an organization — very direct setup parallel.

Secret organization fights supernatural infernals with comedic-horny shounen energy; same publisher-mate vibe.

Urban-fantasy hunter-vs-monsters action with a debt-bound underdog leveling up — adjacent power-fantasy beat to Denji's.

Vulgar, horny, irreverent supernatural action-comedy — matches Chainsaw Man's provocative/witty tone.

Adult-animated demon-hunter action with a cocky protagonist; tonally close to Chainsaw Man's edgy violence.

Gore-heavy, ecchi-tinged shounen survival action — shares Chainsaw Man's blood-and-fanservice cocktail.

Bleak, gory survival anime with masked killers and constant dread — matches the foreboding side of Chainsaw Man.

Stylized shounen supernatural combat with vampires/demons and bold, theatrical violence; shared VA Shogo Sakata.

Secret-org monster hunters with swords and supernatural enemies; older but thematically aligned dark action.

Shounen action with a naive protagonist, organized hunter system, and surprisingly dark/gory arcs.

Absurd supernatural action-comedy with undead/devil-girl tropes — matches the goofy, horny edge of Chainsaw Man.

Demons, devils, and harem ecchi humor — shares Chainsaw Man's horny-male-protagonist DNA, lighter on horror.

Gods-vs-demons action with crude humor and ecchi flourishes — adjacent comedic-supernatural register.

Sequel to the vulgar angel-vs-demon action-comedy; same irreverent, horny, supernatural-action energy.

Live-action, but the cruel secret organization exploiting indebted protagonists mirrors Denji's yakuza-debt premise.

Urban-fantasy with demons/spirits and a lonely protagonist — mood is gentler but the supernatural-Japan setting overlaps.