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Shuya was a young boy of small stature and fair skin tone. His dark hair was shaved down and he had large purple almond-shaped eyes. He bore a resemblance with his two oldest brothers Sanemi and Genya.
Shuya wore a tan colored kimono with a two-tone black and light brown obi.

Shuya, like his siblings, was a warm and caring child. He loved his mother dearly, who, in return, would often protect him from his father's abuse on multiple occasions. When he awoke to find she had not come home late at night, he waited til she came home and eagerly ran to greet her at the door when Shizu did arrive, though it would sadly cost his life.


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Slasher was a bald middle-aged man of a fairly muscular build and very pale skin. His eyes had a lime green iris, a black sclera and vertical slits for pupils, and he had sharp pointed nails that are dark blue in color and several prominent fangs in his mouth. Most prominently, Slasher's whole body was covered in dark blue tattoos, running across various places on his face, limbs and torso. These tattoos light up and glow blue when he uses his Blood Demon Art . He also wore a sleeveless blue shirt and black leggings complete with tabi socks and a pair of zōri with blue straps. Slasher was usually seen with a maniacal expression on his face.

Like most demons, Slasher was a ruthless individual that only seems to care about murdering and eating humans, He also was shown having a sadistic and malicious side, off-handedly mentioning he slashed a woman till he became bored and when he dug his claws into a young boy . He was also shown to be quite arrogant at times, looking down on the Flame Hashira , Kyojuro Rengoku and boasting his speed in front of him as well as challenging him to a duel twice. However, Slasher was not above using underhanded tactics like taking a hostage to win against Kyojuro.
Slasher was also rather petty, trying to find whatever means to provoke Kyojuro and growing further frustrated and more aggressive when the young man both held his ground, retorted back and even stopped his murders.


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Daughter appeared as a girl of slight build in her early teens. Her most notable traits were the spider-like features she shared with her "family". She had snowy white, pale skin, and a small, sharp-featured, white face patterned by red dots. Her eyes are white, and her silvery eyeballs distinguish them from her white sclera, fringed by pale teal-colored lashes. She also had long, snowy white hair tied into two loose tails, one above each shoulder. They are tied by ribbons decorated by a large turquoise/teal bead each. She usually wore an aloof expression on her face.
Daughter's clothing consisted of a long white kimono and a dark blue hexagon-patterned juban underneath. She wore ribbons in her hair that were decorated with a large blue bead, and unlike her other "family members", who were barefoot, she wore black slippers.
Daughter's original appearance as a demon was completely different than her current, having morphed and changed her features due to being forced by Rui as a condition to be accepted into his family. Her original appearance was that of a teen demon with black hair, slitted cat-like eyes and pale grayish skin.

Daughter is shown to be the most cautious within her "family," having instead opted to observe and stand back rather than jump right into the battle against Demon Slayers. She is also shown to be very cowardly, both with battling against the Demon Slayer Corps and dealing with her family's internal conflict. When her "mother" was being violently abused and reprimanded by Rui and her " father ," she stood back and gave her the same severe glare due to her weakness instead of helping her. She again shows her cowardice by trying to convince Rui to run instead to fight after most of their family was defeated, which enrages him and leads him to wound her.
In truth, Daughter loathes and hates her "family" and began to think that she would have likely done better on her own. She believes that the rest of her family are fools for playing along with Rui, despite him not having any real emotional attachment or care for any of them, though she seems aware that not going along with Rui's desire's is dangerous. Whatever the case, Daughter did make a point of staying in Rui's good books, even going so far as to deliberately set up another 'Sister' of the Spider Family.
She even went as far as attempting to use sympathy and pity on Shinobu Kocho , knowing that she was a Demon Slayer, by pleading that she was forced into her situation by Rui . However, this contradicts her actions as she went through various lengths to stay with him and his family, revealing that she only does what is convenient for her own survival, and took clear enjoyment out of killing humans.


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Physically, Father was the most formidable of his "family", possessing great height and a powerfully built physique. His skin was dark brown with the same red, dot-like design extending from his shoulders reaching down to his arms as other members of his family. Like his " wife " and "children," Father also had white hair reminiscent of Rui, although his was much longer, reaching down across his shoulders. His most unique trait was his monstrous face; unlike his "family's" more humanoid appearance, his face was identical to that of a true spider, with several eyes and large pincers for a mouth.
When he moulted, he gained green skin with blade-like protrusions sticking out of his arms and legs. He lost all his hair and obtained sharper teeth and more pronounced mandibles. He also gained five spikes going upwards on his forehead. Finally, one of the most notable changes was that the number of his eyes doubled from nine, to eighteen.

Father was animalistic, aggressive and extremely bloodthirsty. He was shown to be very devoted to his "family", as when he battled Tanjiro Kamado and Inosuke Hashibira , he repeatedly told them to stay away from his family while attempting to kill the duo. He served as the main protector and was seen being on the lookout for the Demon Slayers when they came to Mount Natagumo . However, he was also shown to be very abusive towards his "wife," having repeatedly slashed and physically abused her in the past without even stating his reasons for doing so due to her being weaker than to what they originally expected of her. Father was additionally shown to have been unquestioningly loyal to Rui, having never once challenged or defied him.


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Mother was very similar in appearance to her "son" Rui , having the same solid white skin, teal eyelashes and nails, and circular, red facial markings. She also possesses a short and curvaceous physique. Additionally, she had bushy eyebrows and long, white hair parted down the middle of her face which was tied with teal orbs into two, thick strands.
Mother wore a lengthy, layered kimono — maroon on the inside layer and white on the outside layer — that exposed part of her chest and was tied with a patterned obi. She also donned a beaded necklace composed of teal and purple orbs and decorative anklets. Like almost every other member of the Spider Family, she also goes barefoot and has black nail polish on her toenails; the lower front of the kimono is open, exposing her legs.
However, it was revealed that this was not Mother's true appearance, as her body was altered to look like Rui's. Her original appearance was completely different from her transformed one, with a much smaller, childlike body compared to her new, more voluptuous figure. Her skin was marked with two maroon lines on each of her cheeks and her eyes were rounder with yellow irises and x-shaped pupils. She also wore her short, black hair parted to the side with bangs framing her face and two, low pigtails.

Like most demons, Mother was cruel, unfeeling, and murderous towards humans. She ruthlessly controlled dozens of Demon Slayers through her threads and manipulated them into killing each other. She was also rather sadistic and callous, uncaring that her manipulation brought them prolonged suffering. In spite of this, spending time with Rui's family caused her developed an intense fear for him and Father , both of whom had abused her for being weaker than expected. This abuse was severe enough to make her embrace death instead of having to continue on knowing that both Rui and Father would continue to torment her.
In Mother's final moments, she seemed to have regained some of her feelings and memories as a human and seemed to have been genuinely touched by Tanjiro's kindness, thanking him for giving peace by warning him that a Twelve Kizuki was on the mountain, wishing him to be careful in her last moments.
It was later revealed that compared to the rest of her "family", she was technically the youngest demon of the family (her original appearance being that of a young girl) and was still coping with her previous human feelings and memories, which caused her to cry and grieve many times when remembering them. Due to this she became a target of severe reprimand from Rui, due to her inability to be a proper "Mother" to her "Children", who were all technically older than her.


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Son takes the form of a giant spider possessing a human head. His face, like Mother and Daughter , had the same facial features of red dots, white skin and hair similar to his "younger brother" Rui , with the only difference being that his eyes possess dark red scleras, with blue irises and black pupils.

Son was shown to be sadistic and cruel, as seen in the flashbacks of Mother's memories when he openly taunted and enjoyed the physical and verbal abuse she was being put through by Rui and Father , while addressing them formally as his parents, showing that he sadistically enjoyed playing the part of being in a "family". Similarly to Father, he was extremely loyal to Rui's cause and played his role as an elder brother in his family without question.
Like most demons, he hated humans; he was responsible for a great number of people transforming into spiders and even ruled over them, making them servants when their mental intellect eventually faded away with their transformation. His taunting and prideful nature was also evident when he continually prodded and mocked Zenitsu Agatsuma over his impending fate as a spider.
Son was also shown to be arrogant and brash, openly insulting his attacker's ability to do just one form and becoming enraged at the thought of dying at the hands of someone he thought so lowly of. In spite of his pride and confidence in himself, he became fearful upon seeing Zenitsu's true power being used and desperately tried to flee back into his house.


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Suma is a young woman of short height and with shoulder-length black hair, short bangs, and blue eyes. Similar to the other wives of Tengen Uzui , she sports a shapely figure.
Suma wears a short, blue, sleeveless dress than show her sides of her hips reaching her upper thighs with a plunging  white neckline that exposes her cleavage, which is secured with a gray obi where she probably stores her kunai . She wears gray ankle-length tabi socks and white zōri with blue straps.
When retired, Suma wears a more modest version of her usual dress that covers her legs. She also tied her hair into a ponytail.

Suma's personality is particularly similar to Zenitsu Agatsuma 's, expressing overdramatic and exaggerated emotions in practically every situation she's in. She also tends to give off a fearful and unconfident attitude when it comes to dangerous situations, as well as a tendency to cry easily, whether due to receiving praise or from fear when being near a demon. She tends to acts immature, arguing with her two co-wives  (Makio in particular) and generally irritating them whenever she gets fussy or emotional.
Despite this, she remains a loyal and loving wife to Tengen and cared for the people around her, leading the evacuation of Yoshiwara alongside Makio when the battle between the Upper Rank demons and Demon Slayers became more intense. Her love for Tengen is also prominently displayed when she forgoes her shy and unconfident demeanor and angrily scolded Nezuko Kamado for "cremating" her husband early, later wailing in relief when the poison inside him was burned away.

Suma's much more cheerful demeanor post-retirement.

Outside of combat, in her retired life, Suma is shown to be much more cheerful and relaxed. As she assists Tengen in his section of Hashira Training by serving as a cook, she is prone to way less emotional outbursts, instead happily serving meals, gossiping with her co-wives, and getting amused at Tengen harshly reprimanding the trainees, knowing that his harsh words come from a place of worry. [2] However, she can still slip back into her notorious emotional personality, as shown when she heavily dotes on Nezuko in the wake of the final battle, and cries to Tengen when Makio strikes her for it.
Like her co-wives, Suma has a soft spot for Tanjiro, due to his monumental aid in the Entertainment District, offering him kind words during his training, and wishing the best for him in his battle against Muzan. [2]


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Sumi has pale skin and a set of black, button-like eyes. She wears her hair in two low pigtails fastened with blue butterfly clips.
She sports a long-sleeved nurse uniform tied with a blue ribbon around her waist and wears white socks and shoes.

Like the other members of the trio, she is very bright, cheery, and helpful. She is portrayed as more polite and mature than what is usually expected for girls her age.


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Sumi was a girl of small frame and light skin tone. She had dark colored hair that was fastened in a low bun with her bangs clipped back on the crown of her head. She also had a very small face with large, blue round eyes. Sumi bore a great resemblance to her mother.
She wore a long light red kimono with an orange obi.

Sumi was a warm and caring child, much like the rest of her siblings. During one of her father's violent outbursts, she blocked her youngest sibling's view in order to prevent him from seeing it. She loved her mother dearly and was worried for her wellbeing when she was late to come home, noting that she had never done so before. Strangely enough though, despite her virtuous qualities, her elder brother Genya claims that although she was kind and considerate of their mother, she was also "a spoiled brat". [1] It's unknown if Genya meant this in a tounge-in-cheek way or if Sumi was actually temperamental or coddled as a young child.


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Sumihiko is a young man with short, ruffled black hair with burgundy tips, that he wears combed back, a few stray tufts falling down over his forehead. He has wide, dark red eyes with white pupils that appear lighter around the lower section of his irises. Overall, his appearance bears a strong resemblance to that of his ancestor Tanjiro Kamado .
Sumihiko wears his high school's uniform, consisting of a pale blue dress shirt with a sleeveless, white v-neck cardigan worn over the top, and plain black pants. He wears a black necktie around his neck, as well as a pair of dark brown dress shoes.

Sumihiko takes after Tanjiro in terms of personality as well as appearance, as he too is kind and cheerful by nature, smiling and talking happily to his friend Tojuro as they run together. He also appears to be rather sleepy, not waking up when Kanata tried to get him up for school and implying he's slept in and been late numerous times, as well as being shown to be yawning on the cover page. He appears to be rather athletic, countering his brother 's noted skill in more academic subjects, as he was seen jumping down and off tall buildings and swinging himself from stairwells and railings on his run to school. [3]
Despite being somewhat clumsy, Sumihiko has respect for others, as, when he runs past a pair of older men playing shogi and a group of young girls, he turns back with an apologetic expression and says he is sorry for any disruption he had caused. [4]


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Sumire is a very young small child, with messy black hair that is tipped with red and tied back with a pink bow. She has large black eyes that fade to pink with white pupils, a trait common among the Kamado family.
She wears a grid-patterned pale purple kimono with a light pink obi and has no footwear.

Sumire as a baby (manga) Sumire as a baby (anime)

Sumire is usually happy and cheerful, always shown smiling, as is typical of a toddler. Being very young, she is curious, as shown when she approaches Yoriichi talking with her father and later watched him perform the moves of his Sun Breathing. According to Sumiyoshi, Sumire enjoys being lifted up and she squeals with joy when Yoriichi picks her up, since Yoriichi is much taller than Sumiyoshi. Despite her usual happy and cheery demeanor, she appears saddened when Yoriichi leaves them for the last time.


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Sumiyoshi looked remarkably like an unscarred, older version of Tanjiro Kamado , possessing the same facial structure, eyes and hair type, although his hair was longer, about shoulder-length, and worn tied in a ponytail behind his head.
Their similarities continue into his attire, as Sumiyoshi wore a white nagajuban with a short, black-checkered kimono over it of an almost identical design to Tanjiro's usual haori, as well as a pair of light tobi pants. He finally sported white zōri with red straps, lacking any tabi socks .

In the short memory piece that Tanjiro received from his ancestor, it is shown that their personalities are very alike. Sumiyoshi, like Tanjiro, is shown to be kind, generous, honest, and humble individual.


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Susamaru was a pale-skinned woman with bright yellow eyes with cat-like slits and white horizontal slats with black hair with orange-colored ends. Her hair was styled as bangs at the front.
Susamaru wore a pair of long silver earrings and an orange kimono that matched her hair. She had a black haori on top but took them both off when she entered her battle, revealing a small black sarashi that covers her chest and upper abdomen.
Although she normally had an average build, when fighting seriously, her body became noticeably more muscular. She could also grow two new pairs of arms as well.

Susamaru was shown to be rather playful, yet very brash and quite immature while almost always smiling and always enjoys and accepts a challenge. Her pet phrase is "what fun this is" and she will repeat this constantly if engaged in bouts she deems amusing. Her immaturity is a stark contrast to Yahaba 's seriousness.
She was fanatically loyal to Muzan Kibutsuji and battled to the best of her abilities in the hopes of killing Tanjiro Kamado and taking Tamayo hostage for her master. When the latter had denounced Muzan as a manipulative coward, she defended his honour and denied her statements vehemently.


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Suyako was a petite young woman with long black hair, which appeared to curve in or be tied together below her shoulders, with two ear-length strands handing down on either side of her face. She had wide, black to pale pink eyes (sapphire in the anime) and, appeared always to wear a large smile. [2]
Her attire consisted of a plain, pale purple-colored (pink in the anime) kimono and a piece of white cloth that she wore tied around the top of her head.

As seen by Tanjiro Kamado during his flashbacks, Suyako is a happy, [3] hardworking woman who was always doing the best she could for her children. [4] Upon seeing Yoriichi unexpectedly weeping as he hugged Sumire, her caring nature came forward and she told the swordsman she would feed him to cheer him up. Suyako's cheerful nature is also present when she would ask Yoriichi to perform his Sun Breathing forms, causing her to be delighted and fascinated by them.


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The Swamp Demon was a pale skinned young man with long blue hair with two long strands of violet on both sides of the face, supported by two golden hair separators. As usual with demons, he had claw-like nails and the veins on his forehead are quite prominent, in his case, to the point of replacing his eyebrows. His eyes were red without pupils and with prominent dark eye bags. Because he could be divided into two demons apart from himself, each demon differed from the other in the number of horns and clothing.
The main body had a single horn in the upper center of its forehead and wore a full-length long-sleeved ninja uniform with meshes on its wrists and neck, the mesh of the neck having three small ribbons centered hanging from it. There were divisions inside his uniform coat where he could keep the collection of hairpins of his victims.
The second body had two horns, one on each side of its forehead. His ninja attire did not have sleeves, instead, it had two small triangular meshes in the armpit area and a large triangular mesh on his chest.
The third body had three horns, each in the position in which the other two bodies had their own horns and wore a ninja garment sewn with meshes on both sides of the arms, shoulders, and thorax. Under his coat, he wore a sleeveless bottleneck shirt.

By dividing into three, the Swamp Demon also divided certain aspects of his personality to the point that each behaved differently from the other.
The main demon was calm, analytical and serene, gave advice to others and even suggested to his second body to calm down, which is why he was seen as the leader of the trio of demons. He was someone with logical thinking and proof of this is seen when he questioned Tanjiro's relationship with Nezuko, which he sees as abnormal due to the behavior of demons with humans, he is also someone who prematurely celebrated the victories by telling Tanjiro that he was a idiot for entering his swamp voluntarily. He rarely lost his calm. He also displayed certain sociopathic behavior, targeting girls who fit a type (beautiful girls of age 16) and collecting trophies of doing so, in this case, the girls hair ornaments.
The second demon, despite having the same level of intelligence as the principal, was more violent, impulsive and emotional, it was even easy to alter it. It showed the emotions that the principal easily hid.
The third, however, unlike the others, had no visible emotions and acted more on instinct to the point of being similar to a hunting dog accompanying his hunting master, following both the main and the second. He could not even articulate a word.
The traits shared by the three are their love to kidnap and eat 16-year-old girls, their excellent teamwork and the deep fear they had for Muzan Kibutsuji to the point that their bodies trembled at the sound of his name. They believed that after 16 years of age, women would age to the point they would become ugly and their flesh would taste bad, and they even believed that their victims should be grateful to be devoured at that age.


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Takaharu is a young man in his late teens or early to late twenties, he has a shaved head — similar to the haircut Shigeru has — and wears a white rope as a headband in the style of hachimaki . He also has distinctly large earlobes as well as long eyelashes.
In the chapter, he wears baggy light colored trousers beneath a dark jinbei-styled kimono, and can be seen carrying a medium sized razor hoe.

Takaharu has an extremely rambunctious personality and foul mouth due to the manner in which he was raised. [1] When he encounters Inosuke as a child, he scares him off in a vulgar manner, and calls his grandfather a dumb old man for feeding him, mistaking Inosuke for a weird animal.
During their multiple encounters he constantly scolds his grandfather for continuing to care for Inosuke, but does so in order to protect his aging grandfather.
After he realizes that Inosuke can talk, he becomes fearful of him and calls him a monster and ultimately allows him to do as he pleases in his home.


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Takeo had short, spiky black hair similar to his older brother Tanjiro and his father . Like the rest of his siblings, Takeo had a light pale complexion that contrasted with his dark red eyes, which also had white pupils. He was significantly similar in appearance to Tanjiro, except he had a beauty mark beneath his right eye, just like his mother , and lacked the scar on the top of his forehead.
Takeo wore a cloud-gray iromuji-kimono with a sea-green haori on top of it, along with a pair of tobi pants and boots. He also sported a turquoise and black patterned scarf.

Unlike the rest of his family, Takeo appears more serious and stern, showing his disappointment in not being able to join his older brother when his mother believe he would slow him down, but he nonetheless cared about his family very much, showing visible dismay at the prospect of Tanjiro suddenly leaving for the town.
As shown from his views regarding his older brother and sister, Takeo was very caring and loving brother to his siblings and expressed deep concern for his older siblings compassion and tendency to put others first before themselves, worrying that they may end up sacrificing something vital to themselves due to their excessive compassion and selflessness.


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Takeuchi is a young man with round black eyes and short messy spiky black hair. He wears the standard Demon Slayer Corps uniform.

Takeuchi is very selfless, offering his life to help Yushiro . He cares about his comrades as he performs medical aid to them.


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Tamayo is a petite young woman with long, dark brown hair, parted in the center and worn braided back into a large, low bun, which is held in place by a floral tama-kanzashi hairpin . She has large, gentle eyes that initially do not possess pupils, only a haze of lavender that fades to dark purple the higher it goes, and notably red lips in contrast to her pale complexion. She is noted to have an attractive appearance by Tanjiro and Yushiro. [3]
Tamayo wore a dark purple medium-lengthed hōmongi kimono that is decorated with wavy pale purple tree branches and red flowers, and a cream-colored taiko musubi obi to secure it around her waist, as well as plain white socks and violet zōri sandals.
During the confrontation between the Demon Slayer Corps and Muzan, Tamayo's eyes are shown to have black cat-like pupils and Yushiro 's talisman scattered in her kimono.
In her past, Tamayo wore her hair tied in a low ponytail.

Tamayo is a gentle, wise, and incredibly intelligent individual. Having devoted most of her life to the researching of demons and human transformation into one, she was one of the most knowledgeable individuals to be shown. Despite the generally antagonistic and virulent relationship between humanity and demons, she shows a great deal of kindness towards humans. She made it a part of her mission to assist injured or sick individuals with her expansive medical knowledge — Tanjiro Kamado being among them.
Tamayo had a strong preference against violence: instead of killing humans for their blood, she chose to buy blood from consenting donors to survive. [4] She was adamant in teaching her assistant, Yushiro , against violence and often reprimanded him for his habit of hitting others. [5] She was one of the few demons who, after her transformation into one, was able to regain and retain her human emotions.

Tamayo's viciousness towards Muzan.

However, despite her usual kind, caring, and considerate disposition and personality, Tamayo has displayed a more cruel and vicious persona upon confronting Muzan. This was seen when she gleefully boasted to him that she had successfully created a human-transforming drug and managed to inject it into him, and later, upon being devoured and eaten, reduced to mere cells inside his body, Tamayo again showed her cruel side as she revealed the real effects of her drugs. Muzan hinted that this vicious personality was Tamayo's original personality back in her earlier years as a demon, though his antagonistic association with her makes this dubious. It is possible that Tamayo's stark change in demeanor is only triggered when being with Muzan due to the great hatred she bore of him.
During her time as a servant of Muzan and prior to meeting Yoriichi Tsugikuni , Tamayo was shown to have a more docile personality, likely a result of her realizing how impossible it was to defeat Muzan with her power to avenge her family. However, this changed upon her witnessing Yoriichi's strength and how close he came to killing Muzan, as Yoriichi noted that he saw a glint of hope in her once-deadpan eyes as she realized that he'd almost killed her former master, showing that, upon seeing Yoriichi's power, Tamayo's resolve to avenge her family was reignited.

Tamayo's anger towards Muzan for tricking her into undergoing a transformation.

Tamayo hated her identity as a demon: when she was first encountered by Tanjiro and he had deduced that it was her Blood Demon Art that assisted him, she mentioned that she could still be called a human. Upon learning that Nezuko had recognized her as a human and hugged her after helping defeat Susamaru, Tamayo pulled her in closer and tearfully thanked Nezuko. During her skirmish with Muzan to inject her drug into him, Tamayo declared that she had no intentions of being a demon and simply wanted to survive her illness and be with her family, showing that Muzan had tricked her into undergoing a transformation without speaking of the consequences.


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Tanjiro is a young boy of average height with fairly tanned skin and an athletic, muscular physique. He has ruffled black hair with red tips (and being entirely only burgundy in the anime), combed back to expose his forehead, and wide, dark red eyes with white pupils that appear lighter around the lower section of his irises. He also has a scar on the top left of his forehead, first seen when his mother brought him to watch his father perform the Hinokami Kagura dance. The scar originally looked somewhat like a graze until his fight with the Hand Demon during Final Selection , after which it developed into a flame-like pattern as his Demon Slayer Mark . It is noted that his hands are visibly rougher for someone his age, as a result of his rigorous training under Sakonji Urokodaki . Tanjiro looks remarkably similar in appearance to his ancestor Sumiyoshi Kamado , possessing the same facial structure, eyes, and hairstyle as him, although Sumiyoshi's hair was longer, about shoulder-length, and would be tied in a ponytail behind his head.
Tanjiro first appears wearing a checkered, black-and-biscay-green haori over a white robe and black pants. He occasionally sports a turquoise scarf and is seen with circular, white bands looped around his calves. He also wears a distinct pair of hanafuda earrings with the image of the rising sun over a mountain. His hair is also kept tied back in a small ponytail or bun; as he trains with Sabito and Makomo , his hair grows to his shoulders.
During Final Selection , Tanjiro wears a blue, cloud-patterned samue-styled kimono and black pants, nearly identical to Sakonji's outfit. He still wears his hanafuda earrings, but his hair is cut extremely short and has remained the same length since. Similar to the rest of the apprentices that were trained under Sakonji, Tanjiro wears a hand-carved fox mask crafted by his master on the left side of his head. The mask has red accents on the eyes, ears, and spots on each corner of its mouth. On the upper right corner of the mask, there is a sun-shaped design that likely symbolizes the scar on his forehead.
After becoming a Demon Slayer, Tanjiro wears the standard Demon Slayer uniform that is similar to the Japanese military uniform in Taishō era, his uniform being black tinted, and reddish black in the anime, it is consisted by a button-up jacket with stand colar and long sleeves, a white belt, tattsuke hakama pants that is wrapped tightly around his calves by a pair of white kyahan , and with tabi socks in the same color of his uniform on his feets, with a pair of zōri with red straps, all beneath his signature checkered haori. He carries a large wooden box on his back (which was a gift to him from Sakonji Urokodaki ), where his sister sleeps as they travel during the day. Following his battles, Tanjiro now has prominent scars on his arms and chest: the long scar on his left shoulder was caused by an attack by Upper Rank Six Daki's obi, while various smaller scars were caused by the talons of the manifestation of Upper Rank Four Hantengu's joy, Urogi. [9]
During his second encounter with Muzan Kibutsuji , he injures his right eye in the Infinity Castle . As the battle progresses, Tanjiro suddenly collapses, and his wound begins to form a large mass over his right eye due to the poison inflicted on him by Muzan. Later on, when Tanjiro wakes up, he is described as looking 'repulsive' by Muzan. [10] Later in the battle, Tanjiro's left arm is severed by Muzan. [11]
After being turned into a demon by Muzan, Tanjiro is able to heal the growth on his face as well as regenerate his lost arm and other smaller injuries. He obtains eyes with slit pupils, fangs, and flame-shaped marks over his left forehead and right jaw that are reminiscent of those of Kokushibo , in addition to a third, smaller flame-shaped mark coming down from the right side of his head down to his eyebrow after he conquered the weakness to sunlight. His scar turns into a flame pattern as if it were a permanent Demon Slayer Mark , has become longer, and is the largest of the three. All three marks vaguely point towards his nose, though only his scar-mark reaches it. He still dons his bloodstained corps uniform, one sleeve ripped off where his arm was severed, but loses his checkered haori and the Nichirin Sword at his hip. [3]
After returning to his human form, Tanjiro loses the ability to see with his right eye, the iris of which is now a dull pink-gray color and the pupil black rather than its original white. His left arm, which he regrew as a Demon, now takes on the appearance of that which an older person may have, becoming wrinkled and skeletal, and he loses all feeling in it below the elbow and thus the ability to move it from his forearm down. [12]

Tanjiro is very kind by nature and has been described by others as having very gentle eyes and a compassionate persona. He exhibits a great deal of determination and will not give up once he has a goal to achieve; the best example of this is his relentless quest to find a cure for Nezuko. Even though he is relatively strong on his own, Tanjiro isn't opposed to asking others for help when he needs it. He is very protective of his friends, and even more so of his younger sister. However, despite his kind and understanding nature, Tanjiro does have a limit to his tolerance and has a distaste for rudeness and cowardice, as he easily becomes annoyed by Zenitsu Agatsuma 's constant whining and angered by Inosuke Hashibira 's barbaric actions.
Tanjiro is direct and very honest, taking everyone's words with sincerity and seriousness. Upon hearing Tengen Uzui claim he is a god, he asked what area he was the god of. He has difficulty lying, and doing so causes his face to contort severely as his honest nature clashes with the insincerity of his words. Having grown up in the countryside of Japan, Tanjiro has no experience of life in large urban areas. During his missions to Asakusa and Yoshiwara, he stared in wonder at the bright lights enveloping the cities. He naively believed the Mugen train was perhaps the land's guardian spirit, and, just like Inosuke, he does not know what a red-light district is.

Tanjiro enraged by Daki's apathy for taking innocent lives.

Under Tanjiro's rather kind and friendly shell is a person with a growing fire of rage and vengeance inside of them. This side of him leaks out when Tanjiro first confronts Muzan, ready to take out his sword and attack him. When Muzan escapes, Tanjiro releases his frustration and declares he will be the one to kill Muzan. On Mount Natagumo, when the captured Demon Slayers had their necks snapped by the Mother Spider Demon's threads, Tanjiro showed noticeable anger that even Inosuke sensed. Upon seeing Daki smirking after witnessing her slaughter innocent people indiscriminately with her sashes, he seethed with rage and confronted her alone. This side of Tanjiro is fully exemplified after Muzan's speech, where he compares himself to a natural disaster. Tanjiro responds to that by calling Muzan "a being that should not exist." In the face of irrational evil, Tanjiro shows a more cold and terrifying side of himself, acting more violently towards his opponents as a result.

Tanjiro demands that Hantengu atone for his sins.

Tanjiro's most notable attribute is his ability to empathize with anyone, even demons, which often makes him hesitate before delivering the final blow. Tanjiro has a unique ideology regarding demons, believing that those who have committed evil should be killed without mercy, but those who regret their actions should not be belittled after their deaths, showing great nuance and maturity in Tanjiro's thinking, probably brought about by his sister. However, as Tanjiro gains experience over the years of his service, he becomes more calculating and strict in his decisions. His courage to protect the weak commits him to face his enemies with respect and dignity, whether they are good people or evil demons. Tanjiro is adamant about serving justice to the evil by any means necessary, even declaring to cut off the heads of demons who have committed heinous crimes and confronting them about their inhumane mindset and their criminal deeds.
As a demon, Tanjiro appeared to be mindless, like most initially are following their transformation. He acted like a feral beast, attacking anyone in sight without any hesitation. Not even his friends and comrades were safe. The one exception was Nezuko, whom he refused to harm even after tasting her blood—a possible sign that he was fighting his transformation. His hostility towards the Demon Slayers might also have been due to his mind being affected by Muzan's desire to kill all Demon Slayers.


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Tanjuro was a frail man with black hair tipped with red, red eyes, and a pale skin complexion. His son Tanjiro has a striking resemblance to him in hair and eye color. He suffered from an illness that made him frail and caused his skin to appear dull. He was born with a mark on his forehead.
Tanjuro also wore a similar outfit to his son, sporting a black checkered Haori that was orange instead of dark turquoise. He wore hanafuda earrings when he was alive; these were passed down from his ancestor, eventually leading Tanjiro to wear them upon his death.
When performing the Kagura ritual dance, Tanjuro took the appearance of an Iwami Kagura dancer with a long sleeved dark brown dress with golden and crimson red frames with a large blindfold covering his entire face with the kanji for "flames" ( 炎 , "flames" ? ) inscribed on it. He used a decorated wooden blade akin to a Shichishitō , which bore the appearance of a flaming sword, inspired by Yoriichi's Sun Breathing forms.

Tanjuro was a quiet, calculating, forgiving, charismatic and loving person. He had a peaceful relationship with his family and regularly lectured Tanjiro about life.
While he appeared calm on the outside, he showed a decent, noble aura with a quiet perception to his surroundings. According to his son, he did not like standing out or displaying his true abilities to others. However, if his family is in danger, he would not hesitate to protect them and shows no mercy towards the enemy.


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Taro is a dog of the Canis genus Shiba Inu breed.

Taro's been Yae's dog since her childhood, and seems very loyal to her. Yae cares deeply about him.


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Tatsu is a young boy, approximately 15 years old, which is the legal age for employment in Japan. He is of average height with dark brown hair and chocolate brown eyes that appear empty, lacking visible pupils. He typically wears a brown bib-and-brace work overall over a white long-sleeve shirt, with the sleeves rolled up for practicality. [1]


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Tecchin is an elderly man who is partially bald on the crown of his head, but has white, shoulder length hair. Despite his face being obscured by a hyottoko mask, he has noticeable wrinkles which can be seen from above his mask and along his neck. He is very short in stature, even admitting he is the smallest resident of the entire village. [2]
Tecchin wears a diamond patterned kimono with a white juban underneath, and a black haori on top. His haori has the kanji for "chief, leader" ( 長 , chō ? ) on the back.

Tecchin has the tendency to be very straight forward in regards to his thoughts, openly admitting to being the most esteemed person in the village and proving so when he boldly told Tanjiro to bow before him till his head touched the floor. [2]
However despite his intimidating demeanor, he still acts in a civilized manner as seen when he called Tanjiro a "nice young man"  and even offered him snacks.
Tecchin's authority as chief is such that he is the only one to control the hot-blooded and brash Hotaru Haganezuka , despite the village residents' general dislike of the smith for his attitude and antics.


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Teiko was a girl of average height and light skin complexion. Her black hair was tied in a bow in the back and she had large almond-shaped purple eyes. She was very similar in appearance to her brother Sanemi.
She wore a mint green kimoni lined with white waving stripes and tied with a lime green obi.

Teiko, like her siblings, was a caring and loving young child. She loved her mother dearly and cared for her wellbeing, shielding her eyes during one of her father's abusive outburst because she could not stand to see the violence and staying up late to wait for her to come home when she was late.
When she woke up to find Sanemi and her mother was not home at night, she looked to Genya as comfort, warmly addressing her older brother.


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The Temple Demon was a muscular demon of average height. He had pale, ash-gray skin with two green marks around both of his upper arms and legs and shoulder-length, spiky dark-green hair parted at the middle of his forehead. He also possessed prominent fangs and sharp nails, attributes common to Demons.
The Temple Demon was seen wearing a sleeveless, blue tunic with a dark-turquoise-and-white pattern outlining his exposed chest. He wore pale colored bracelets around his wrists and ankles.
After getting his head kicked off by Nezuko Kamado , the demon grew two muscular arms out of the sides of his head. [1]

The Temple Demon, like most demons, was cruel and ruthless to humans, attacking Tanjiro Kamado without a moment's hesitation upon discovering he was human. [2] He appeared to be very defensive of his territory as he was irate about Tanjiro and Nezuko intruding onto his domain. [3] The demon also displayed a sense of superiority over Tanjiro when the two fought, boasting his quick recovery after getting hit in the chin. [4]


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Tengen is a very tall, broad-shouldered, and muscular man with lightly-tanned skin and white hair. His hair is of an uneven length, the longest strands reaching his shoulders, and is styled with three more notable, shorter clumps arching up to fall as bangs between his eyes and on either side of his face. He has quite thin, maroon eyes that appear to slant inwards, each with one long eyelash flowing to the far side of his face. He is considered very attractive as noted by many women and even by Zenitsu; this has led him to use his looks as a tool for his missions whenever persuasion is necessary.
During his days serving the Demon Slayer Corps , Tengen wears a sleeveless version of the standard black Demon Slayer uniform, tinted dark turquoise in the anime, along with a wrap of burgundy cloth around his calves with his tattsuke-hakama pants tuck in, and white-strapped Zōri . He also wears two thick, golden rings around his upper arms and what appear to be a pair of fingerless blue gloves, secured around his middle finger with a band of white and his wrists with another set of thinner gold rings, this time with two on each side.
As well as this, Tengen sports a white head-wrap that covers his hair, leaving only a thin ponytail visible to fall behind his head from between its layers, which is adorned with a large headband of pale gray that's decorated by six light pink gemstones, three large and arranged in a line, and three small and arranged in a triangle to the far left. A chain of smaller, pale blue gemstones hangs from each side of this headdress, framing his face, and he also wears what looks to be red eye make-up around his left eye, consisting of alternating large and small dots that run inwards, towards his eye.
After his retirement from the Demon Slayer Corps due to the injuries he has sustained during his fight with Gyutaro , Tengen changes his appearance to coordinate the loss of his left eye and hand. He now wears a long, burgundy colored yukata and a blue haori , and replaces his old head-wrap with a dark eyepatch adorned with what look to be the remaining gemstones left over from his old headdress, leaving his hair to fall loosely past his shoulders.

Tengen is an eccentric and flashy individual, always wanting to be "flamboyant", possessing a need for everything to be flashy and outstanding, even proclaiming that he is the god of flashiness and festivals. This is shown when he gets excited imagining how "flamboyant" it would be if Tanjiro Kamado 's blood vessels exploded, and tries to forcefully haul Aoi Kanzaki off to the Entertainment District with him so she can unwillingly help him with a dangerous mission, even spanking her. [7] As a result of his exuberant and flamboyant personality, Tengen is very demanding of others, treating the Demon Slayers very harshly during Hashira Training and insulting them for having no substance when they couldn't survive his stamina training. [8] Furthermore, he also abhors the idea of unflashy things, as shown when the Hashira openly expresses his hate for plainness. [9]

Tengen proclaiming that he is a god.

He is usually seen talking boastfully, proclaiming that he is "god" in front of Tanjiro , Zenitsu and Inosuke , even calling them trash and declaring that if he tells them to become dogs, they must become dogs, and if he tells them to become monkeys, they must become monkeys. Tengen even demands for the trio to always humor and stoop down to him, imploring him for favours and always doing their best to flatter him. [10] This was also shown in his initial encounter with Upper Rank Six, Gyutaro , proclaiming that he was in tip-top shape despite being severely poisoned. [11]
However, Tengen does possess a caring side that is masked under his flamboyant façade, one he only shows to those that are extremely close to him, most notably his three wives, Makio , Suma , and Hinatsuru , who Tengen is shown to truly care for, praising and encouraging Makio and Suma after their undercover mission [12] and assuring Hinatsuru that she has completed her mission and telling her to get out of harm's way. [13] Furthermore, Tengen also declares that they must value their lives above all others as they are precious to him. This is especially shown when Gyutaro gags Hinatsuru with his hand, Tengen panics and furiously yells at the demon to leave his wife alone. After the events in Yoshiwara, Tengen also becomes more friendly towards Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke.

"Do I look like I have talent to you?"

Although he can be very boastful and expressive, Tengen also shows a side of modesty and humility. He openly denied Gyutaro's statement that he was blessed with any talent, comparing himself to the other Hashira and especially Kyojuro Rengoku .  This implicates a sort of inferiority complex, further proven by the fact that he told himself that he could never become someone as great as Kyojuro. Tengen is also shown to harbor regret over the fact that he has let so many lives slip through his fingers over the years. Kagaya Ubuyashiki praised Tengen for the hard path he chose and for facing forward and fought to protect human lives despite carrying all of his conflicts and contradictions he hides behind his loud and confident façade, which caused Tengen to deeply respect Kagaya from that moment on.
Despite being a shinobi that has traditionally valued completing the mission over all else, Tengen has rejected that ideology after seeing its effect on his family. [4] He believes that his subordinates, whether they be his wives or the Demon Slayers under his command, should value their lives, and the lives of innocents, over their missions or his own. [14] [15] Tengen especially hated becoming like his brother or father who were apathetic towards human lives and wanted to desperately abandon what he was taught by them.
Following his retirement, Tengen was brought in by the active Hashira to assess fitness and stamina during Hashira Training . Tengen would prove to be a strict teacher, frequently yelling and berating the trainees for their weaknesses and exhaustion, whilst also amusing himself by intimidating them. Despite this, he does genuinely care for his pupils, as Makio mentioned that he did not eat until the last trainee returned, even going so far as to search the mountain to find them should they get lost. Tengen himself claimed that because Kagaya entrusted the trainees in his care, he wasn't going to let them burn out. In addition, according to his wives, Tengen still has a desire to fight and that he calls out in his sleep, blaming himself for relinquishing his position in the Corps. [16] Despite this, Tengen remained retired and dutifully served as a bodyguard to Nezuko and Kiriya Ubuyashiki alongside Shinjuro Rengoku , where he would go on to give his compliments to the son of his late mentor and friend Kagaya.


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Tenma is a very good-looking person. He bears a striking resemblance to his flamboyant predecessor : having the same white hair, the same eye shape, the same eye color, and even the same receding eyebrows! Also, his skin shade is slightly tanned due to his participation in the Olympics.

Tenma seems to be a playful attention-seeking person. In the news picture about his gold medal win, he is seen doing an akanbe (an eyelid pull) accompanied by sticking his tongue out, while holding his medal towards the camera.
He is also noted to be rude, often flashing his middle finger and choking reporters. [1]


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Teruko has shoulder-length black hair parted back into two low pigtails tied with red bobble hair ties. Like her older brothers, she has amber/brown eyes with fair skin.
Throughout her appearance, Teruko wears a pale-pink kimono and a purple obi with square patterns.

Teruko lived with her two brothers, Kiyoshi and Shoichi along with their family. When out walking during the night with her brothers, Kiyoshi was kidnapped by Kyogai .
Her and Shoichi followed the trail of blood left by Kiyoshi due to him sustaining a wound on his leg. They eventually ended up at the Tsuzumi Mansion where they waited in shock, unsure of what to do.


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Like all swordsmiths, Tetsudoji wore Hyottoko mask to hide his face, and his mask was identifiable by it's large, black, and blocky eyebrows. He wears a olive haori with lighter stripes, baggy dark-gray pants tied around above his ankles, and has his head wrapped in a black scarf.

While not much is known about Tetsudoji's personality it is likely that he is very loyal to his village, as although he does not personally fight for it, he and his fellow swordsmiths are first introduced holding various swords, likely to guard and protect them from the destruction currently plaguing the village. He's also shown to be compassionate, as when witnessing Tanjiro Kamado weeping when hugging his sister who he mistook for head, he began to cry as well. However, he's shown to be a bit more impulsive, as when Tanjiro faints due to his injury, he incorrectly assumes that he died.


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Tetsuido is an elderly man, evident by the wrinkles on his skin and skinny frame. He has long white hair that reaches past his neck. As a resident of the Swordsmith Village, he wears a Hyottoko mask to hide his face.
He wore a long dark green haori, baggy black pants tied around above his ankles, white socks, and light gray slippers. He is commonly seen smoking.

Tetsuido was a gentle, keen, and understanding man, being one of the few people including Kagaya Ubuyashiki to see past the stoic façade Muichiro Tokito put on. He knew his client was hiding his problems behind the brave face he was showing and urged him to prevent making his issues his alone to burden. He was proud to be the Mist Hashira's swordsmith and mentioned that he tears up seeing his blade being used.


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Like all swordsmiths, Tetsumotonaka wore Hyottoko mask to hide his face, and his mask was identifiable by it's short bushy eyebrows. He wears a yellow haori with black stripes, baggy black pants tied around above his ankles, and has his head wrapped in a gray scarf.

While not much is known about Tetsumotonaka's personality it is likely that he is very loyal to his village, as although he does not personally fight for it, he and his fellow swordsmiths are first introduced holding various swords, likely to guard and protect them from the destruction currently plaguing the village. He's also shown to be compassionate, as when witnessing Tanjiro Kamado weeping when hugging his sister who he mistook for head, he began to cry as well, and he later aided the wounded Demon Slayer when he passed out.


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Like all swordsmiths, Tetsutani wore Hyottoko mask to hide his face, and his mask was identifiable by it's lack of eyebrows, instead having forehead wrinkles. He wears a blue haori with a floral pattern, baggy white pants tied around above his ankles, and has his head wrapped in a white scarf.

While not much is known about Tetsutani's personality it is likely that he is very loyal to his village, as although he does not personally fight for it, he and his fellow swordsmiths are first introduced holding various swords, likely to guard and protect them from the destruction currently plaguing the village. He's also shown to be compassionate, as when witnessing Tanjiro Kamado weeping when hugging his sister who he mistook for head, he began to cry as well, and proclaimed that they never would've forgiven themselves should Nezuko've died. He also later aided the wounded Demon Slayer when he passed out.


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Tojuro shares a striking resemblance with his ancestor, Senjuro and his brother Kyojuro . Like them, he also has golden shoulder length hair with red tips, black forked eyebrows and gold eyes with red irises.

Like Kyojuro, Tojuro has an air of great optimism, is extremely positive and often have an enthusiastic smile plastered on his face. He says thanks, even when insulted. He has a very strong heart. [2]
He has a passion for kendō , often forgetting about everything else when he's training and participating in the kendō club at school. [1]


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Tokie is a young girl with fair skin and a small, petite build. She has long straight black hair with thin strands over her forehead and long bangs framing her face.
Tokie, at the night of her kidnapping, wore a lime-green kimono with a blue obi. Over this, she wore a long dark red haori .

Tokie is shown to be a very obedient girl as when she was asked to stay home at night by a family member of hers, she does listen and decides to rest indoors. She is also kind and caring as shown when she wonders about whereabouts of the missing girls kidnapped by the Swamp Demon and hopes that they are alright.


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Toko bears a great resemblance to her ancestor, Nezuko Kamado , having the same waist-length black hair parted to the left side of her forehead, though her hair tips are much darker than her ancestor's and are closer to an actual red color than Nezuko's orange. She has round, pink eyes with prominent eyelashes and thin eyebrows.
Toko wears her school's standard uniform, consisting of a light blue long-sleeved shirt, black skirt, black ribbon necktie, and white vest. She also sports her uniform's black knee-socks and brown loafers.

Towards her brother, Toko shows great aggravation and animosity, often berating him for his antics and telling him off for not studying. At times, she resorts to physically attacking Yoshiteru, such as kicking his back or tugging on his ear. [3] Such irritable behavior is similar to her great-grandfather. According to Yoshiteru, the females in their family were kind and gentle, with Toko being an exception.
Toko's harsh and violent actions show that she cares deeply about her younger brother's academic success and wants to see him grow up to be a mature and responsible individual. Through her efforts, Yoshiteru was able to improve his grades and gain admission to high school.
However, when Toko is with Kanata Kamado , she instantly loses her angry demeanor and instead becomes much more jubilant, especially if Kanata compliments her. [4] She is still easily annoyed by her brother if he interrupts her and Kanata's activities. [5]
Toko's personality shows that she doesn't believe in "superstitious" things, such as Zenitsu's journal about their journey to fight back against the demon race.


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Tomi was an old woman of short stature with long white hair worn in a bun down her back. She had dark purple eyes that fade into a violet color lower down, their irises white and vertically rectangular.
Tomi wore a brown kimono and a red haori , as well as large round glasses.

Tomi was seen to be a polite and kind woman, evident when she defended Kyojuro Rengoku after her granddaughter became suspicious of him when he had asked her about demons. She cares for her greatly and tried many times to reassure her when she was upset about the poor sales of her bentos at night.
Unlike most humans, she has known about the existence of demons for a long time, owing to her own life almost ending to an attack years ago, which was the reasoning for her cautioning Fuku not to stay out at night, in spite of the girl's skepticism. She also was shown to be very brave, attacking the Slasher when he tried to attack her granddaughter.


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The Tongue Demon was a muscular man with gray skin and very dark blue hair, set noticeably far back on his head to make room for the two small horns that protruded from either side of his forehead. He had two pairs of eyes, one large and cat-like of a green color and the other more squinted and set above the first, their irises red. His most notable features were his extremely long tongue and the navy blue arrows that patterned his nose and forearms, a large blotch of a similar color on each temple.
The Tongue Demon wore nothing above his waist, under which he sported only the bottom half of a patterned knee-length yukata.

The Tongue Demon, as with many others of his kind, was a ruthless being who seemed only to care about eating any and all humans that crossed his path. He appeared to be somewhat unintelligent, as he often talked to himself and repeated words when speaking as well as slithered around on the floor rather than walking. [1]


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Toyo is a man of average height and build, with a bald head and eyes he usually keeps closed. He wears a dull yellow-and-black striped kimono, light pants, and dark shoes. In his first appearance, he was also smoking a kiseru . [2]

Toyo is very passionate about his udon, as he was visibly agitated towards Tanjiro Kamado for discarding his bowl without eating any of it. However, once Tanjiro returned, ordered two more bowls, and gobbled them down, Toyo was pleased and thanked him for his business. [3]


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Tsutako was a dark-haired young woman with light skin. She wore her hair in a thick braid tied with a light-colored ribbon down her back and a loose fringe over her forehead. Her eyes were a shade of dark blue similar to her younger brother .
She was seen wearing a dark red kimono and hakama tied below her chest. [1]

While little is known about Tsutako, she appeared to have been a courageous and loving sister, evidenced by Giyu Tomioka 's guilt and sadness over her sacrifice. She loved her brother dearly enough to save him with her own life, even despite being set to wed the next day. [2]


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Ubume is a petite woman whose long, black hair was styled in a braided bun. She had blood-red eyes, her left eye having the kanji for Lower ( 下 , Ka ? ) and daiji for One ( 壱 , Ichi ? ) etched into its iris [1] , and her hair is adorned with crimson flower.

When she was a human and a mother, Ubume was rumored to be a kind parental figure who cared immensely for her loved ones, especially her only daughter, Sae. However, these rumors belied the truth that she was a wicked and twisted person who cared only for her personal happiness, even if it came at the expense of others' well-being. Ubume displays a kind and compassionate disposition on the outside that masks her cruel, merciless, and unempathetic nature.
She feels immense ecstasy when she's nursing children in pain, her daughter included, and to maintain that feeling, she's even willing to go as far as to torture children and sabotage their recovery to continue nursing them. She shows great fury when defied, decrying any child who refuses to play along with her whims as ungrateful and traitorous while painting herself as the one who was wronged, excusing her actions as displays of motherly compassion even despite the fact that she's the one who inflicts the suffering on others.
She was also shown to be hypocritical and ungrateful when one of her victims did show affection towards her. This is best exemplified when a young girl she had kidnapped pleaded with Masachika Kumeno to not hurt Ubume, causing him to become disoriented. Ubume tossed the girl aside and used the opportunity to land a fatal blow on the Demon Slayer, mockingly claiming that he should've cut down the child.
In the end, her deranged personality was present even when decapitated, as her false smile remained on her severed head as she disintegrated into ash.


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When Yoriichi Tsugikuni first met her, Uta was a small young girl with a pale complexion and large eyes that Yoriichi described to be similar to obsidian in color, [4] that were framed by long eyelashes and small, wide eyebrows. She had straight, dark hair that reached just past her shoulders, worn tied with a ribbon in a loose ponytail down her back, with three shorter strands on either side of her face, one set reaching her ears, the second reaching her chin and the third over her shoulders.
She wore an orange-colored kimono with a dark green geometric design, pink flowers patterned in between, over which a white apron was tied from her waist down. She also sported a wrap of white cloth around the crown of her head.
Uta's appearance as an adult was similar, the only notable difference being that her hair was now almost waist-length and that her apron had been switched for a length of cloth that she tied around her waist in place of an obi.

In Yoriichi's flashbacks, Uta is initially seen as a very quiet and lonely girl due the fact she had lost her entire family at a young age. This was shown by the fact that she brought tadpoles from the rice field inside her barrel to eventually bring them home with her, but returned them back into the rice field out of empathy—she felt sorry for the tadpoles that had been seperated from their families just as she had. When Yoriichi offered to come home with her instead, she was so touched by his actions that she began to cry. [5]
Later, when she and Yoriichi began to grow closer, Uta was described by him as a girl who "liked to talk from morning to evening," suggesting a happier and very talkative nature than the one she initially displayed, which is further proven by the fact that she is often seen smiling in his flashbacks. She and Yoriichi were very close despite their contrasting personalities, and she seemed to have loved and cared about him deeply. She is also very perceptive: even though Yoriichi's facial expression almost never changed, she was able to pick up on changes in his feelings easily. [6]


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Wakuraba was a man of average stature who had pale, grayish-white skin, with what appeared to be three large, cross-shaped scars cut into his cheeks and the center of his forehead and noticeably elf-like, pointed ears. His eyes were wide and sharp with orange irises, with the kanji for Lower ( 下 , Ka ? ) and the daiji for Three ( 参 , San ? ) was etched onto his left eye, which signified his position, as well as short, black hair and a widow's peak.
Wakuraba wore a dotted, bamboo-colored yukata with a pinstripe pattern, a piece of dark cloth around his waist, and a lighter one around his neck, as well as two golden hoop earrings on each ear and a pair of wooden sandals with black straps.

Like most of the Lower Ranks, Wakuraba was very loyal to Muzan Kibutsuji . When Muzan was brutally executing two of his fellow Lower Ranks, he was in doubt that this would be his end, as he had hoped to become stronger for him. However, Wakuraba appeared to believe in self-preservation above all else and was not just blindly obedient to Muzan. Upon realizing his master had no intentions of sparing a single soul, he resorting to fleeing away from Muzan in an ultimate attempt to survive.


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The Woodland Demon was a tall muscular man with pale blue-gray skin and short dark hair. He had two single triangle markings on his shoulders, and the ends of his arms were black and had 3 large and sharp fingers on each hand. He wore a brown sleeveless yukata with dark oval patterns on it and black hakama pants , held together by a gray sash.

As typical of his kind, the Woodland Demon was cruel, merciless, and unsympathetic to humans, even children, as shown when he gleefully laughed as Yuichiro yelled in pain after having his arm severed off, before angrily telling the Tokito brothers to be quiet when they begin to cry in fear, complaining that they were noisy and that no one was going to save them. He also mockingly claims that their lives were meaningless, so it didn't matter whether they existed or not.


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Yae is a young girl of rather short height with dark eyes that tilt slightly inwards, framed by thin eyebrows. She has long, dark hair that reaches down her back, parted to the right with a shoulder-length clump hanging down on either side of her face, which she wears tied back in a low bun.
Yae wears a short, patterned hanten which she fastens with an obiage and buckled belt, and a pale-colored animal skin cloak. She sports a pair of pale nikka zubon pants and shin-high traditional straw fukagutsu boots, and she wears her hunting rifle on a belt around her torso and over her shoulder.

Yae is a stubborn and impatient girl. She demonstrated these traits when the villagers prevented her from seeking revenge on the mountain and when Shinobu informed her about the existence of Demons and Demon Slayers. Nevertheless, disregarding Shinobu's cautionary advice, Yae proceeded to the mountain where she encountered her father, now transformed into a demon. Remarkably, she displayed a sense of responsibility and guilt as she chose to end her own life alongside her father, despite his demonic transformation, as a way of caring for him.


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Yahaba was a young man of an average build with pale, gray-tinted skin and very short black hair. He had red, cat-like eyes that he normally kept shut, as well as another pair of pale-ringed orange eyes on the palms of his hands, a red upward-pointing arrow marked on each of the irises with sclera of glowing dark green color.
Yahaba wore a plain olive-green kimono with a brown obi and a dark gray haori , decorated by a strip of green that ran down his arms from his shoulders to his wrists. He also sported white tabi-socks and a pair of brown zōri with black straps, along with a akoya necklace of large blue pearls.

Yahaba was a loyal demon who served only to please his leader, Muzan . Like Susamaru , he desired Muzan's approval and the chance to become one of the Twelve Kizuki . [1] While he had a sadistic personality, [2] Yahaba prefered to do things in a clean and mature manner; he disliked Susamaru's immature attitude and hated getting himself dirtied. [3]
Even in death, Yahaba regretted being unable to win Muzan's approval and desired only to vindictively slay Tanjiro for rubbing his face in the ground. [4]


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Yatsu was a short man with an average posture. He had a big forehead and shoulder-length straight black hair. During his appearance, he wore a yellow vertically striped haori over a light green kimono and a dark green hakama. As he was drunk, his face was flushed with significant red spots on his forehead and cheeks. [1]

Yatsu was a stubborn, pushy, and aggressive person who displays unruly behavior. Even when he is the one at fault, for instance, when he drunkenly bumps into a stranger, he blames the other individual and isn't satisfied with an apology. He tries to assert dominance over his victim through physical intimidation, by grabbing the victim's shoulders to stop him from leaving the scene, and through verbal intimidation by mocking the victim's clothes and physical appearance.
It doesn't seem like he cares that the victim is physically taller than himself. As his older brother is much taller and bigger than most people, he may be more daring to display his antagonizing behavior since his nearby brother will always be protecting him in case it gets physical. He seems to bear disdain for people from higher classes, as evident by his comments on the quality of Muzan's clothes. He loves drinking, as evidenced by his suggestion for more rounds at bars. Even with a flushed face and poor coordination, he tries to fool himself and his companions into claiming he is not intoxicated.


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Yoriichi is a tall man with a lean muscular build, fair skin, maroon eyes, and long spiky hair with red tips that he kept in a ponytail. He has a similar overall appearance to his twin brother Michikatsu, but unlike him, he was slightly more slender, had shorter bangs, and wavier hair than him. Yoriichi is mostly expressionless, though sometimes a little solemn and aloof.
Yoriichi wore a red haori over a very pale orange-colored nagagi kimono with a black umanori-styled hakama , a pair of zōri with red straps and white tabi socks , with a Nichirin Sword carried at the left side of his waist, conventional to most Demon Slayers. He sported hanafuda earrings created by his mother as charms when he was thought to be deaf; he later gave them to his friend Sumiyoshi Kamado , who then passed the earrings down to his descendants and eventually Tanjiro as well.
As a child, Yoriichi's hair was untied and reached his shoulders. Due to his perceived lesser worth growing up, his attire was simple compared to Michikatsu's more ornate wear, being only a red haori with a pale orange obi.
On the last day of his life, Yorichii maintained the same attire he wore throughout adulthood, but his spiky black hair became spindly and white, and he gained several wrinkles and white bushy eyebrows. In addition, although he still had his pupils, they were obscured with only his scleras being visible most of the time.

Yoriichi was a calm and respectful individual who wore a solemn and reserved expression at all times, rarely showing outbreaks of emotion. Generally, Yoriichi had a matching low and serene disposition, evident when he killed demons without changing expression or when Muzan was caught offguard by his immense skill because he appeared unassuming. Because of his gentle disposition and unchanging facial expression, most could not tell what he was feeling: the only person who could read his feelings without difficulty was his wife Uta . [5]
He was also extremely humble, seeing himself as just another man and no one special despite his extraordinary abilities; an example being the time he performed the Sun Breathing's forms for Suyako at her request and almost seemed embarrassed afterwards. Yoriichi was also noted by his brother to always have had faith in the future and was confident that despite the immense power of the Demon Slayers after they started using Breathing Styles , a generation would emerge that would surpass their own.

Yoriichi driven to tears from seeing Sumire's joy.

Despite appearing mostly nonchalant, he experiences emotions like any other person; he grieved the loss of Uta and their unborn child for ten straight days and was driven to tears seeing the joy Sumire showed at the simple act of being lifted up as it represented the very same joy that his unborn child was tragically denied of. He also smiled warmly and expressed gratitude to Sumiyoshi after his friend told him his life was not worthless and promised to preserve his Sun Breathing forms through his descendants. Yoriichi is also very kind, shown when he was on the way to fetch a midwife in preparation of the birth of his child, only to stop and help an old man he met along the way reach his dying son. Additionally, despite his own immense skill and strength, he was not above admitting his own weaknesses, acknowledging that even a scratch by Muzan could kill him and experiencing fear for the first time in his life.
As a child, Yoriichi looked up to his older brother Michikatsu. Michikatsu's dream was to become the strongest samurai in the land, so he said that he would become the second strongest. Even in his childhood, he was extremely reserved and quiet, even being believed to be deaf by his family for seven years as he never spoke.
Yoriichi cared for his ailing mother when no one else knew she was ill and protected his father by not telling anyone about how he berated him as a child, even when his father did not love him. He loved and respected his older twin brother and he kept the flute Michikatsu gave him before he left home all the way till his death. When he met him after sixty years, the latter having embraced his new life as a demon. Yoriichi was deeply devastated by what his brother had become and cried. Nonetheless, he attempted to kill Michikatsu in order to stop him as a traitor to the Demon Slayer Corps .


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Yoshioka is a male with a short hair,  short bushy eyebrows similar to Takeuchi , and a noticeably round nose.

Not much is known about his personality, but he is impressed by the Hashira's skills.


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Yoshiteru shares a striking resemblance to Zenitsu Agatsuma, his great-grandfather, with black pelted hair and arrow shaped eyebrows. He is quite tall in comparison to his friends, as he is seen looming over the other students.
His school uniform consists of a light blue long sleeve shirt, accompanied by a white vest and black tie, as well as black slacks and brown shoes. [3]

Similar to his great-grandfather, Yoshiteru is somewhat exaggerated in regards to his reactions. When he was reading the book which explained the battle against Muzan Kibutsuji , he began crying over his ancestor's determination and willingness to risk their lives. [4]
Yoshiteru has also expressed the flirtatious tendencies of his ancestor as he was seen gawking at female students, as well as being threatened by the reincarnation of Obanai Iguro for staring at his wife's chest, whom was the reincarnation of Mitsuri Kanroji . [5]
Despite his flirtatious behavior, Yoshiteru is submissive to his sister and is somewhat afraid of her, saying that she's the opposite of quiet and polite. Upon hearing of her brother's actions, Yoshiteru immediately tries to defend himself in order to avoid his sister's scoldings.


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Yuichiro was a short young boy with long, straight hair of a Raven-Black color that fades to Cyan the closer to his waist it goes. He wore it loose with two clumps protruding slightly from each side of his head, a set of marginally shorter hair left down to frame his face, and unruly bangs over his forehead. He also possessed large, Cyan eyes, a trait, like his hair, that he shared with his twin brother Muichiro .
He wore a dark, sleeveless yukata with a light blue mist design, similar to the lighter one his brother wore when they were both ten.

Yuichiro was a cold and skeptical individual who didn't believe in compassion or caring for others. He believed that doing good deeds wouldn't do a person a shred of good, which is seen when he claimed his father was a fool for dying while trying to gather herbs to help cure his mother's fatal illness, and shot down Muichiro's suggestion that they become Demon Slayers in order to save people's lives. This behavior stemmed from the pain and grief of losing both of his parents in one fell swoop, however, since just before he passed away from a demon attack, Yuichiro was seen praying that his brother be saved and apologizing for getting in his way when he wanted to be useful, showing that deep down he was actually a kind and caring person. [2]
Yuichiro's critical attitude to the altruism his parents' selflessness and their good intentions to help others while neglecting their own limitations is not entirely true. It was something that Yuichiro likely spoke to his brother out of fear that the same fate would befall him. However, when Yuichiro jumps in front of his brother to protect him, it becomes clear that he is more similar to his family than he imagined. [3]
Later, upon Muichiro's own death and their reunion in the afterlife, Yuichiro is shown angrily and tearfully telling his brother to return back to the land of the living, lashing out at him for putting his life in danger and as a consequence dying at such a young age. He showed Muichiro that his rough, blunt and sometimes cruel personality was due to him trying to protect and look after his younger brother in his own way since he truly loved him.


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Yushiro has the appearance of a young man of short stature and average build with pale skin and sharp, lavender eyes. He has short hair that is neatly styled and vertically shaded from a mint green to black.
Yushiro wears a button-up collared shirt under an all-white iromuji-haori and dark blue Seigo-Sendeihira styled hakama pants. When disguising himself as a Demon Slayer , he dons their standard black uniform and conceals his slit pupils.
As a human, Yushiro looked identical apart from his slit pupils and pale green hair.
Yushiro disguised as a Demon Slayer. Yushiro as a human.

Yushiro is harsh, hot-tempered, confrontational and aggressive. His first conversation with Tanjiro begins with him insulting Nezuko Kamado and calling her an eyesore. He is usually depicted with a scowl on his face and rarely seen smiling unless when speaking about and or admiring Tamayo, to whom he is in love with, shown when he attacked the Demon Slayer for insignificant reasons on a multitude of occasions and was promptly reprimanded by her.
He only cares for Tamayo, whom he refers to with the title of "lady" out of affection and respect, and hates when others get in the way of his spending time with her and dislikes not being by her side for even a minute. In fact, he cares so little for others (and only for Tamayo) that while Tanjiro and Nezuko were fighting two demons who were trying to kill them, Yushiro suggested to Tamayo that they use Tanjiro and Nezuko as decoys to run from the demon, a suggestion that horrified Tamayo. Though Yushiro claimed he was joking to appease her, it is evident he genuinely considered it. He also claimed that Susamaru deserved her death for hurting Tamayo, though even he was shocked at the brutal way she died.

Yushiro angered at Tanjiro blushing seeing Tamayo.

He hates it when others get too close to Tamayo, expressing even the smallest bit of attraction, or he perceives that someone insults her. He himself tends to fawn over her a great deal. He seems to be insulted when Tanjiro suggests that all demons have a hard time controlling their desire to feast on humans, asking Tanjiro if he thought all demons were that bloodthirsty. Despite this, he can show respect and compassion towards others, as he did take back his comment about Nezuko being an eyesore and called her pretty at the end of the episode and also covered Tanjiro's mouth to prevent him from inhaling Tamayo's Blood Demon Art, which is harmful to humans.
Even when not in the vicinity of Tamayo, Yushiro could also be rude and sardonic, as shown when posing as a Demon Slayer in the Infinity Castle . He shows little respect towards Murata and insults him when the Demon Slayer panicked over Zenitsu 's injuries which ended up drawing the attention of several demons, much the the Demon Slayer's anger. Even when helping others he kept his condescending attitude, as seen when he first allies with Mitsuri Kanroji , frankly telling her that if she wasn't an idiot, she would listen to him.  In addtion, despite of his notoriously bitter personality Yushiro did have a sense of justice, as shown when rescuing Zenitsu who was falling down a chasm in the Infinity Castle, he takes the time to confront a beheaded Kaigaku , telling him that one that never gives to others never creates anything, and scorning the disgraced demon for dying alone.
By the end of the series, when visting Tanjiro as he was recovering in the Butterfly Mansion , Yushiro once again showed his ability to be compassionate when he praised Tanjiro for fighting valiantly in the final battle and gave an extremely rare luminescent smile. However, he retained his usual animosity as shown when he insulted Tanjiro telling him that he was joking and that his face irritated him after the boy humbly revoked his compliment. Despite it was clear that he was grieving Tamayo's death and contemplating suicide out of despair. Tanjiro knew this and told Yushiro not to die. The demon would take these words to heart and would dedicate his life to painting portraits of his memory of Tamayo, tragically proving that Yushiro's love for Tamayo stayed strong after her passing.


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Zenitsu is a young man of average height with fair skin and downward-sloped, worried-looking eyes that fade from soft brown to gold and golden, forked eyebrows that sharply fade into a warm orange color. He has short, yellow hair of varying lengths, cutting off squarely at the ends where it fades to a darker orange color, that falls in front of his face in uneven bangs, loosely resembling a bowl cut. Before he became a Demon Slayer, Zenitsu's hair was originally black, but it turned the color it is currently when he was struck by lightning during his training. [2]
For some time following the battle at Mount Natagumo , his limbs temporarily shrank to Son 's poison but were able to return to normal afterward thanks to medicine he had taken developed by Shinobu Kocho . [4]
He wears a paler brown version of the standard Demon Slayer uniform, which consists of a dark brown button-up jacket, a white belt around his waist, and tattsuke hakama pants that extend, as well as his signature white-triangle-patterned, yellow-and-orange gradient haori. As well as this, Zenitsu also sports a pair of Kyahan , tied at the front in three white bows, with the same pattern as his haori, pale brown tabi socks , and white-laced zōri .

Zenitsu is cowardly, nihilistic, weak-willed, and anxious, often claiming that he doesn't have long to live due to the dangerous job of being a Demon Slayer. He has rather low self-esteem despite his talent and strength, even considering himself useless. This was evident when he couldn't believe he had slain a demon and tricked himself into instead believing that it was Shoichi , even though the latter was a young child who didn't possess any form of skill. [5] Zenitsu is in a constant state of fear, and he frequently tries to run away at the sight of danger, claiming he wants to live a modest, normal life instead of that of a Demon Slayer. Due to this, Zenitsu screams and shouts a lot, much to the annoyance of the people around him. He is also shown to be pessimistic at times, especially during Hashira Training , where he lashed out at Tanjiro and Inosuke for viewing the training positively.
In spite of his weaknesses, Zenitsu desires to live up to the expectations others have set for him and will try his hardest when he needs to. He holds great respect and admiration for his comrades and his deceased teacher, Jigoro Kuwajima , and his inner focus and drive to avenge him help to wash away his cowardice and second thoughts when he is in a pinch. Zenitsu also hates himself for how cowardly and incompetent he is, despite genuinely striving to better himself.

Zenitsu's blatant crush on Nezuko.

Zenitsu is also shown to be something of a wannabe womanizer, stemming from a desire to not be single should he be killed. He tends to hit on girls who he thinks are cute and asks them to marry him, much to their annoyance. [6] This womanizing nature is shown to override his docile and quiet personality, particularly when he believes his comrades are "flirting" with cute girls; he would snap and go on long hysterical rants and complaints. Zenitsu is shown to have a strong attraction to Nezuko , openly expressing his affection for her and always rushing to protect her as if on instinct. During these times, he is also shown to become physically aggressive, lashing out at people in frustration. [7] Though, despite his shallow behaviour in this regard, Zenitsu does show respect for women, telling Daki to let go of a girl that Daki nearly tore the ear off of and later demanding that she apologize, showing no fear at all in front of the enraged Upper Rank demon.
In spite of his cowardly demeanour and somewhat pathetic attempts to gain the attention of women, he has shown level-headedness on rare occasions, becoming annoyed by his comrades' shenanigans, such as Tanjiro's kind naivety, Inosuke's bombastic personality, Kyojuro's boisterous and loud character, and Tengen's self-glorifying proclamations. As such, he typically squabbles with Inosuke when the latter goes on with his loud demands and boasts. Additionally, as the only one to have grown up in the city, Zenitsu is the most street-smart of the trio, being the most familiar with urban environments and Japan's industrialization. As such, he became frustrated with his partners' lack of understanding, namely Tanjiro and Inosuke's inability to recognize a train.

Hurt by grief, Zenitsu reveals a more serious side of his character.

Before the raid on the Infinity Castle , Zenitsu gives off a different, more serious impression, as if he is focused on something important, even disregarding Tanjiro's worries for him as he claims there is something he must do by himself. This development occurred after receiving a letter from Chuntaro , which revealed his master's death and Kaigaku's role behind it. [8] During his fight against Kaigaku, Zenitsu is stern and becomes enraged, causing him to angrily yell at him for disrespecting their cultivator. [9] His sudden change surprises his former senior, as Zenitsu shows a more mature persona compared to his usual cowardice.


Demon Tune

Koyukimaru appears as a young boy of medium build. He has spiky silver-white hair and dark blue eyes. Before receiving his current outfit, he wore a ninja garb with vambraces and a mask covering his mouth and nose. After being tortured for information, all that is left of his original outfit are a pair of tattered pants. He now wears a navy blue t-shirt, white baggy overalls, white gloves with skull designs on them, and red, blue, and white skater shoes. He is usually seen with his Katana sheathed horizontally across the back of his hips when not in combat.

Koyukimaru keeps a composed demeanour, likely due to his ninja training, and does not openly express his emotions. He is suspicious of most people and does not trust others easily unless they prove they can be trusted first. He is quick to draw his Katana when he feels endangered. He does pay respect to those that treat him well.


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Boro is a slim yet muscular boy with hazel eyes and spiky hair; which has two small braids next to each of his sideburns. He wears a plain, white shirt that is partially unbuttoned leaving the upper part of his chest exposed and his sleeves rolled up, complete with brown pants that have a white interior, which are rolled up below his knees, along with black boots. He also has a scar running across his left cheek. [1]

During the day Carlos gets caught stealing and is nearly beaten to death. Boro shows up and protects Carlos with his own body; resulting in a scar across his left cheek. In a desperate attempt to save himself, Carlos lies and blames the act on Boro stating that it was Boro who told him to steal. However, instead of hating Carlos for selling him out, Boro goes along with Carlos’ lie in order to protect him resulting in the two being thrown into jail. Soon afterwards, Boro reveals that he, too, had no family or relatives. They quickly bond over this and Boro becomes Carlos’ boss. [2]
Ten years ago Carlos, along with Boro witnessed Benton offering a paraplegic challenger a try at the DEMON’SPLAN . After witnessing the challenger miraculously gaining the use of his legs back, Carlos and Boro realized their dream: to pursue and challenge the DEMON'SPLAN. [3]


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Carlos is a slim boy with blue eyes and chin length white hair. He wears a thin, blue long-sleeved top with a slightly ripped cuff along with black pants and a pair
of black shoes. [2]

Growing up a young orphan with no relatives, stealing was a day-to-day necessity for Carlos. During an unfortunate day, he gets caught and is nearly beaten to death. Just as Carlos was feeling like it was the end for him, Boro shows up and protects him with his own body. In a desperate attempt to save himself, Carlos lies and blames the act on Boro stating that it was Boro who told him to steal. However, instead of hating Carlos for selling him out, Boro goes along with Carlos’ lie in order to protect him resulting in the two being thrown into jail. Soon afterwards, Boro reveals that he, too, had no family or relatives. They quickly bond over this and Carlos becomes Boro’s subordinate. [3]
Ten years ago Carlos, along with Boro witnessed Benton offering a paraplegic challenger a try at the DEMON'SPLAN . After witnessing the challenger miraculously gaining the use of his legs back, Carlos and Boro realized their dream: to pursue and challenge the DEMON'SPLAN. [4]


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Chikane is a very beautiful teenage girl of average height and weight with knee-length, dark blue hair (dark turquoise hair in the manga) with has a yellow headband on top with bangs hanging over her face while she has chest-length hair strands hanging on either side and light blue eyes (brown eyes in the manga).
In Episode 3 , Himeko Kurusugawa is amazed at how (different versions):

"Her skin is as white as snow and her breasts are so full and beautiful. Even a girl like me gets wrapped in her beauty." ( English dub ) "Her's skin as white as snow, and her breasts are big and beautiful. Even girls like me get absorbed by her beauty." ( English sub )

She is shown wearing the standard school outfit, which is a red medium dress, black stockings, and brown boots, but she sometimes wears her Lunar Priestess hakama.

Chikane seems to be the perfect girl; beautiful, talented, the heiress of a prestigious family and the most popular girl at school. Everyone at school worships her like a princess because of her great beauty and many talents. Despite this, Chikane doesn't let her popularity go to her head, is very polite, and actively builds a friendship with Himeko, not caring at all about their highly different social positions at school.
She is the target of adoration of almost every student at her school, but they think she's so perfect that it isn't even worth it to think she might look at them. Himeko is the only one who has ever treated Chikane like an approachable person instead of an idol to be admired from a distance. This is what guided Chikane to fall in love with Himeko.


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Corona is a teenage girl with long, brown hair that is styled in two ponytails, green eyes and orange nail polish.
Her outfit is consisting by a short yellow shirt, light blue shorts, dark blue belt, yellow gaiters, shoes and orange stockings.

Corona is an impulsive, proud and irascible girl with a temperamental personality who is almost manic in her behavior, constantly trying to impress the other Orochi members with her showmanship, but her energetic exterior hides a dark past.
A flashback scene in the anime depicts her lying in a bed next to an older man, with much of her clothing torn or thrown aside; she also looks both furious and tearful. The exact nature of the liaison, as well as the reasons behind it, are left unsaid; though some have stated that the older man had tricked Corona into thinking that she would become an idol but was really just "using" her, plus the scene is accompanied by the suggestion that Corona was "betrayed by her dreams". Therefore, it's likely that Corona either prostituted herself to gain better deals in the music industry, was sexually abused by a producer or a patron when she already was in it or went through both kinds of abuse.


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He is a very large man with heavy chains hanging off him, which he uses as weapons. He has short, green hair, dark skin and yellow eyes. His eyebrows are also bushy. He's seen wearing a gakuran (a traditional junior high/high school uniform for Japanese boys), implying that he's an older teenager (probably just a little older than Himeko and Chikane themselves) rather than an adult.

He is attracted to Himeko and wishes to go on a date with her, which only fuels Chikane's jealous protectiveness of the Solar Miko.
Girochi is said to be Miyako 's younger brother, and she's among the few that can keep him in line. In a flashback scene, he is shown in a scene of destruction as a young boy, crying near a body crushed under a collapsed building. Presumably, the same war that destroyed his sister's church claimed the lives of their parents and left Girochi traumatized and disillusioned.


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Himeko is a beautiful teenager of medium height with waist-length, honey blonde hair that is held back with a big, red ribbon and big, purple eyes. She has the sun mark on her chest.
She is often shown wearing a school outfit of which is a crimson dress, black stockings and tall brown shoes. Though when she's on her date with Ogami, Chikane offers some clothes for her to wear.
Her priestess outfit is very much akin to that of a miko. The color scheme being red.

Himeko is a shy, innocent, and timid girl who has the sweetest voice out of everyone, but she is uncertain of her own worth and abilities. This is mainly because she was orphaned at an early age in an unknown manner after her parents’ deaths. She was initially adopted by several relatives before being moved to other relatives. At school, Himeko seems to have only one friend, named Makoto Saotome (Himeko's roommate).
Despite her timidity, Himeko gradually becomes more determined and courageous, realizing and accepting her feelings for Chikane Himemiya during the last few episodes.


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Izumi has waist-length, blue hair that has ringlets at the top of her head and tips, and turquoise eyes.
Her attire is the female standard school uniform when first seen.

Izumi is very jealous of Himeko Kurusugawa 's close relationship with Chikane Himemiya that she and her group resort to bullying tactics when Himeko even gets to stay at the Himemiya mansion, although they initially stop after witnessing Chikane's quiet fury at what they had done. Izumi has a superiority attitude towards Himeko.


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Kazuki is an young man with long, dark turquoise hair and dark ochre eyes.
He usually wears a priest's outfit.

Kazuki is a calm and collected young man who is especially worried about Sōma Ōgami and what his Orochi blood will do to him and Kazuki also worries to an extent about Himeko Kurusugawa and Chikane Himemiya about what their duties will do to them. Even still, there are some indicators that imply he is not telling everyone the full extent of what is going on.


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Kyoko has short, dark green hair, orange eyes and squared spectacles with squared lens.
Kyoko wears the female standard school uniform when first seen.


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Makoto has short, brownish hair and part of her hair is wrapped in a light green ribbon on the left side and turquoise eyes.
She usually wears the standard school female uniform during school.

Makoto is a cheerful, funny and energetic girl who is also an athletic girl, and one of the best runners on the Ototachibana track team.


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Misaki has shoulder-length blond hair that is partly tied in two ponytails, and light blue eyes.
She wears the standard female school uniform when she is first seen.

She is one of the biggest fans of Chikane from the whole school. She shares her jealousy of Himeko with Izumi and Kyoko.


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Nekoko is a small, squeaky-voiced catgirl who is often seen wearing a nurse's outfit and wielding a giant syringe as a weapon. She has blue eyes, short pale hair and rosy cheeks. Her nurse outfit consists of pale pink shoes, white stockings, a pink dress and white cap.

She initially appears to fit the stereotypical, cheerful catgirl archetype, but it is revealed later in the series that she was the subject and victim of horrible medical experiments, which is most likely what made her an Orochi follower. Some flashbacks show Nekoko strapped to a chair and looking horrified as she's about to be injected with something by a bunch of doctors standing by.