Denji’s story in Chainsaw Man is the perfect reminder that dreams are relative. He didn’t dream of fame, or fortune, or power — he dreamed of simple things: toast with jam, a bed to sleep in, someone to hold his hand. To most people, that sounds like nothing. But for Denji — who grew up in darkness, selling his organs just to survive — those little things were everything. That’s the beauty and tragedy of Chainsaw Man: it shows that dreams depend on where you start. Your “nothing” might be someon