Power from Chainsaw Man is back... in jewelry form thanks to a new collaboration between Shonen Jump author Tatsuki Fujimoto and luxury jeweler TASAKI.
Announced by the Shonen Jump+ X (formerly Twitter) account, Japanese high-end jeweler TASAKI is collaborating once again with the Chainsaw Man series. In July 2022, TASAKi offered a line of exclusive jewelry based on Power, Makima and Denji. This year, Fujimoto's other works, Nayuta of the Prophecy and Fire Punch, will be made into jewelry as well. The event will go on from April 26 to March 12 at the Ba-Tsu Art Gallery in Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo.
Everyone's favorite Blood Fiend will headline the TASAKi x Fujimoto collaboration with a necklace shaped in her image, with garnet used to recreate the bloody look of Power's horns. The necklace retails for 385,000 yen (US$2,486.54). A Chainsaw Pendant and Ear Cuff, available in silver and gold, will also go on sale for 220,000 yen (US$1420.88) and 495,000 yen (US$3196.98), respectively.
Chainsaw Man's Tatsuki Fujimoto Also Sees Jewelry Releases for Fire Punch & Nayuta
Nayuta from the one-shot manga Nayuta of the Prophecy will receive a golden headpiece and pendant that reflect her demonic horns. If the name sounds familiar, it's because there's also a Nayuta in Chainsaw Man. Both characters share similar appearances, are portrayed as demonic little girls capable of destroying the world and are under the care of an "older brother" who has "-enji" in their names. The original Nayuta is raised by her older brother Kenji, while Denji looks after the second Nayuta in Chainsaw Man.
Lastly, Fujimoto's previous Shonen Jump series, Fire Punch, will also receive jewelry from TASAKi. Two pendants, South Sea Pearl Black Butterfly and Akoya Pearl, will feature a flame-like design on their left side. The Fire Punch manga ran for eight volumes from April 18, 2016-Jan. 1, 2018. The story follows Agni, a man with the power of regeneration living in a post-apocalyptic world covered in ice. He's on a quest for revenge against the man who burned his village and doomed him to a life of inextinguishable flames all over his body.
The Chainsaw Man manga by Fujimoto is currently ongoing and will receive an anime movie. An anime film adaptation of Fujimoto's one-shot story, Look Back, will also be released in Japan on June 28. Chainsaw Man Season 1 is currently available to stream Crunchyroll and Hulu.
Source: YouTube, X (formerly Twitter), Tasaki
