Welcome, fellow otakus and aspiring artists! Today, we’ll be diving deep into the world of the Chainsaw Man manga series to explore one of its most beloved characters, Aki Hayakawa. From his stoic demeanor to his soft heart, Aki has captured the hearts of many fans, and now it’s time to capture him on paper. As an artist and Devil Hunter myself, I’ve got all the insider information on Aki and his relationships, as well as some handy tips on how to draw him to perfection.
Information on Aki and His Relationships:
Aki Hayakawa is a hot young man with medium-length hair and blue eyes. He usually wears his hair in a topknot style and dons earrings. Aki is often seen in the Public Safety Devil Hunter suit, and he carries his sword on his back. While he appears stoic and mature on the outside, Aki is actually a softhearted person who gets attached to others easily. He is willing to put his own life on the line to save others, even if it means sacrificing his own revenge goal.
Aki’s relationships with his fellow Devil Hunters are complex and nuanced. He initially despises those who do not take their job seriously or fight for superficial reasons, but over time he begins to bond with some of his partners. His relationship with his younger brother Taiyo is a poignant one, as Aki is motivated by revenge for his family’s death. Aki also has a close friendship with Denji, despite their rocky start, and he grows to care for Power as well. Aki’s relationship with Himeno is bittersweet, as he considered her a dear friend and mourned her death. And of course, there’s his mysterious and complicated crush on Makima, which may be a result of her powers of control.
Tips and Tricks for Drawing Aki:
Now that we’ve gotten to know Aki and his relationships, it’s time to put pencil to paper and bring him to life. When drawing Aki, it’s important to capture his stoic exterior while also hinting at the softness and vulnerability underneath. Pay attention to the details of his hair and accessories, and don’t forget to include his sword on his back. To bring out his soft side, try adding a hint of a smile or a glint in his eye. And of course, don’t forget to include his Public Safety Devil Hunter suit and tie!




































That covers how to draw Aki Hayakawa, and now it’s your turn to finish him off with your own style. If you post your drawing in the comments under the pinned version of this guide on Pinterest, other artists working through the same steps will actually see it, which is a nice way to swap notes on the trickier parts. You can also follow SketchOk on Facebook for new guide updates, or sign up for the weekly email digest using the form at the top of the page.
It was a very good tutorial for Aki, it wasn’t to hard to do and was very fun to sketch.
thanks a lot
-Cadon Abraham Minister Yr 9 from Penair School, Truro, Newquay