Did Yoriichi let Muzan live?

Yes, Yoriichi let Muzan live, but it wasn't entirely by choice; Muzan escaped by exploding his body into hundreds of pieces after Yoriichi overwhelmed and decapitated him, leaving enough fragments to regenerate, and Yoriichi felt deep guilt over this failure for the rest of his life. Yoriichi had Muzan at his mercy, discovering his weak points, but Muzan's desperate self-destruction gave him just enough time to flee, and Yoriichi's momentary hesitation and the sheer number of pieces prevented him from destroying them all.

How is Muzan still alive if Yoriichi killed him?

Moving to kill him once and for all, Yoriichi instead heard the sound of teeth cracking as Muzan's body burst into hundreds of small pieces. Caught off-guard, he was only able to destroy 1,500 of the 1,800 pieces, leaving the rest to escape for Muzan to regenerate again.

Why was Yoriichi unable to kill Muzan?

Yoriichi didn't kill Muzan because Muzan, in a desperate act, used his ability to explode his body into over 1,800 fragments to escape, catching Yoriichi off guard, and while Yoriichi managed to destroy most pieces (around 1,500), Muzan regenerated from the rest, fleeing before Yoriichi could finish the job. Yoriichi was also momentarily distracted by Muzan's vile nature and the plight of Tamayo, giving Muzan the crucial window to escape after his hearts and brains were critically damaged. 

Was Yoriichi born to kill Muzan?

Yes, Yoriichi Tsugikuni believed he was born with the unique strength and talent to defeat Muzan Kibutsuji, a conviction solidified upon their first meeting where he sensed Muzan's overwhelming malice, even though he ultimately failed to kill the Demon King, leaving a deep scar and lasting fear.
 

How many times did Yoriichi cut Muzan?

Yoriichi Tsugikuni famously cut Muzan Kibutsuji into approximately 1,500 pieces, destroying most of his flesh when Muzan exploded into 1,800 fragments in a desperate escape, leaving only a fraction for Muzan to reconstitute and flee. This incredible feat demonstrated Yoriichi's overwhelming power, as he managed to sever nearly all of Muzan's body in moments, though he couldn't finish the job before Muzan scattered. 

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Who did Muzan regret killing?

Muzan has always been a rational character, but fans believe killing his doctor is the only time he regretted taking a life.

Did all 9 Hashira die?

While many Hashira died in the fight, some survived: Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira, and Sanemi Shinazugawa, the Wind Hashira, both survive the final fight, carrying on the memory of their fallen comrades. Tanjiro also survives, and after the war, the Demon Slayer Corps disbands because demons are gone for good.

Who is LGBTQ in Demon Slayer?

The main canonically LGBTQ+ character in Demon Slayer is Suma, one of Tengen Uzui's wives, who is confirmed to be bisexual and polyamorous in the official Corps Manual, showing affection for both men (Tengen) and women (her co-wives Makio and Hinatsuru). While other characters like Mitsuri Kanroji have strong bonds and fan theories, Suma is the only one explicitly confirmed with an LGBTQ+ identity within the main story's official canon.
 

Why didn't Yoriichi kill Tamayo?

Yoriichi didn't kill Tamayo because he recognized her deep hatred for Muzan, seeing her as a victim of Muzan's curse, not a pure monster; after Muzan's near-defeat, her own internal struggle and desire to fight Muzan became clear, and Yoriichi, understanding her pain and potential, chose to spare her, believing she could be an ally in destroying Muzan. 

Who is the saddest death in Demon Slayer?

While opinions vary, Kyojuro Rengoku's death is widely considered the saddest due to his heroic, smiling sacrifice for humanity, followed closely by tragic figures like Muichiro, Genya, Shinobu, and the lovers Mitsuri & Obanai, all dying young or with unfulfilled dreams in a brutal war, with some citing the villain Akaza as the most tragic due to his own heartbreaking past. 

Who is Muzan most afraid of?

Muzan Kibutsuji fears Yoriichi Tsugikuni, the progenitor of Demon Slayers, above all else, a fear that extends to anyone resembling him, especially Tanjiro Kamado due to his Hanafuda earrings and Demon Slayer Mark, both tied to Yoriichi. Yoriichi nearly killed Muzan with his powerful Sun Breathing techniques, giving Muzan a deep-seated terror of death and the Sun Breathing style that has haunted him for centuries.
 

Why did Kokushibo cry when Yoriichi died?

Kokushibo cried after Yoriichi's death because, in his rage and jealousy, he struck his brother's corpse and accidentally broke the flute Yoriichi had kept – the same flute Kokushibo made as a child – revealing that Yoriichi still cherished their bond, which shattered Kokushibo's self-deception and exposed his deep-seated love and the painful loss of his brother, causing his three upper eyes to weep.
 

Who is the 3 strongest demon slayer?

There's no single definitive answer for the "third strongest" Demon Slayer as rankings vary, but Gyomei Himejima (Stone Hashira) is consistently top-tier, with many fans placing him #1 or #2, making figures like Sanemi Shinazugawa (Wind Hashira), Giyuu Tomioka (Water Hashira), Muichiro Tokito (Mist Hashira), or Obanai Iguro (Snake Hashira) as strong contenders for the third spot after Gyomei and possibly Yoriichi Tsugikuni (legendary ancestor) or Demon King Tanjiro. 

Why didn't Yoriichi finish off Muzan?

Yoriichi didn't kill Muzan because Muzan, in a desperate act, used his ability to explode his body into over 1,800 fragments to escape, catching Yoriichi off guard, and while Yoriichi managed to destroy most pieces (around 1,500), Muzan regenerated from the rest, fleeing before Yoriichi could finish the job. Yoriichi was also momentarily distracted by Muzan's vile nature and the plight of Tamayo, giving Muzan the crucial window to escape after his hearts and brains were critically damaged. 

What baby was Yoriichi holding?

After falling into a coma in the aftermath of his battle against Upper Rank Six, Tanjiro Kamado dreams of memories belonging to his ancestor Sumiyoshi. Within them, Yoriichi is seen holding a newborn Sumire as her mother sleeps.

Is Tanjiro reborn of Yoriichi?

No, Tanjiro isn't the direct reincarnation of Yoriichi, but he carries Yoriichi's legacy through his ancestor Sumiyoshi, who was identical in appearance to Tanjiro and received Yoriichi's earrings and Sun Breathing techniques, which passed down to Tanjiro, making him Yoriichi's spiritual successor, not a direct rebirth. The strong resemblance comes from Sumiyoshi being an ancestor, not Yoriichi himself, though the shared traits suggest deep spiritual connection and inherited destiny.
 

Who is the kindest Demon Slayer?

While many characters show kindness, Tanjiro Kamado is widely considered the kindest due to his unwavering empathy, pure soul, and ability to see good in everyone, even demons, while still fulfilling his duty as a Demon Slayer, making his kindness mature and deep. Other strong contenders include the compassionate Mitsuri Kanroji, the heroic Kyojuro Rengoku, and the helpful demon Tamayo, but Tanjiro's universal kindness stands out.
 

Is upper rank 1 Tanjiro's dad?

No, Upper Rank One (Kokushibo) is not Tanjiro's father; Tanjiro's father is Tanjuro Kamado, but they share a distant ancestral connection through Yoriichi Tsugikuni, the creator of Sun Breathing, as Kokushibo was Yoriichi's jealous twin brother, and the Kamado family inherited Yoriichi's legacy. Tanjiro's father and Kokushibo look similar to Yoriichi (who looks like Tanjiro) because they descend from the same bloodline and culture.
 

Why is Muzan afraid of Yoriichi?

Muzan fears Yoriichi because Yoriichi almost killed him, leaving unhealable scars, and represented the pinnacle of demon-slaying power with his Sun Breathing and perfected techniques, creating deep-seated PTSD; Muzan views Yoriichi as the true monster due to his near-invincibility and ability to fight without emotion, a fear that extends to anyone resembling Yoriichi, like Tanjiro.
 

What did Mitsuri's ex say to her?

Mitsuri's ex-fiancé harshly rejected her, telling her no man would marry someone with her strength, pink hair, and huge appetite, saying only a bear, boar, or cow would, and telling her to forget him, which deeply damaged her self-esteem and made her hide her true self.
 

How would Tanjiro kiss you?

Tanjiro's kisses would likely be incredibly sweet, gentle, and a little inexperienced, starting with forehead or cheek pecks and moving to soft lip kisses, accompanied by protective hugs, maybe a little shy, but full of warmth and genuine affection, reflecting his kind nature, with moments of shyness especially if others (like Giyu or Shinobu) are around. 

Is megumi LGBT?

Megumi Fushiguro from Jujutsu Kaisen is widely interpreted by fans as being pansexual, stemming from his dialogue where he says he doesn't have a type and only cares if a person has a strong moral compass, not their gender. While not explicitly confirmed in the main story, his openness to anyone with strong morals leads many fans to see him as queer, though he is canonically a cisgender male.
 

Can a Hashira be replaced?

Finding Successors. In some cases, an exceptionally talented Demon Slayer can become the designated successor to one of the Hashira, known as a Tsuguko. To become a Tsuguko, a Demon Slayer can either apply for the position and get accepted, or get scouted by one of the current Hashira.

Who is Giyu Tomioka?

Giyu Tomioka is the stoic Water Hashira (Pillar) in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, a top-ranking Demon Slayer Corps member who serves as a pivotal mentor, famously sparing Nezuko and recruiting Tanjiro, driven by a tragic past where his sister sacrificed herself for him, fueling his deep-seated guilt and "imposter syndrome" about his own worthiness as a slayer.
 

Who is the fastest Hashira?

The fastest Hashira in Demon Slayer depends on the type of speed, but Tengen Uzui is generally cited as the fastest runner, while Shinobu Kocho and Mitsuri Kanroji are noted for their rapid attack speeds, with Sanemi Shinazugawa also extremely fast in combat. Tengen excels in pure foot speed, described as vanishing, but Shinobu's swift, butterfly-like movements and Mitsuri's flexible attacks make them incredibly quick in fights.