The story of Chainsaw Man anime is about Denji, a young man who fuses with his pet devil Pochita to become Chainsaw Man. He lives in a world filled with devils. He joins the Public Safety Devil Hunters. There are various types of devils with different powers and forms. The story is full of action, gore, and some dark humor as Denji navigates this dangerous world, facing off against powerful devils while also dealing with his own desires and the politics within the hunter organization.
The Chainsaw Man anime goes quite a way into the manga, but it doesn't include everything. There are some parts that are exclusive to the manga and haven't been animated yet. So, if you're a die-hard fan, don't miss out on the manga!
It depends on personal preferences. Some people think the manga has more depth and detail, while others like the animation and voice acting in the anime.
In my opinion, both have their merits. The anime brings the story to life with dynamic action scenes, but the manga allows for more in-depth exploration of characters' thoughts and emotions.
For me, the manga is better. The art style is unique, and you can imagine the scenes exactly as you want. The anime, though well-made, sometimes doesn't capture the same raw emotion as the manga.
The significance could be that it represents a unique sad story in an English - related context. Maybe it's a story that stands out among others in terms of its sadness.
The phrase 'la triste historia in english the only story' is quite puzzling. 'La triste historia' is Spanish for 'the sad story'. The 'in english the only story' part seems out of place or perhaps it was an attempt to say that there is a sad story which is the only story when translated into English. It could be that there is a collection of stories in Spanish and this one sad story is the only one being considered for an English version or something along those lines. Without more information, it's difficult to be more precise.