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In , titled "Full-Scale Assault," Tatsuki Fujimoto masterfully shifts the narrative from the personal grief of recent character deaths to a high-stakes, tactical counter-offensive. This chapter is a pivotal moment in the Katana Man arc, serving as both a showcase of Public Safety's brutal efficiency and an introduction to the terrifying depth of their demonic resources. The Shift to Total Warfare

This chapter heavily underscores Aki Hayakawa’s internal shift. Having contracted with the Future Devil, his movements are no longer those of a desperate survivor but of a focused executioner. His calm demeanor while walking through a swarm of zombies mirrors the change in the manga's overall tone from "survival horror" to "dark action-thriller." Key Themes: Control and Dehumanization Having contracted with the Future Devil, his movements

The irony of using the very first antagonist of the series (the Zombie Devil) as a "cleaning crew" for the Special Division illustrates the cyclical and ruthless nature of the world. Having contracted with the Future Devil