How are Hashira chosen?
To become a Hashira in Demon Slayer, a Demon Slayer must prove extraordinary strength by either slaying 50 demons or killing one of the Twelve Kizuki (Muzan's top demons), usually as the highest-ranked Kinoe Demon Slayer, after years of grueling training and passing the Final Selection. Alternatively, a gifted slayer can be chosen as a Tsuguko, an apprentice to a current Hashira, and potentially inherit their position.How are Hashiras chosen?
To be a Hashira one must slay 50 demons or slay one of the 12 Kizuki, or be chosen as a Tsuguko by a current Hashira🫡 The only Hashira from the new generation-Thunder Hashira Agatsuma Zenitsu⚡️🗡️ ~Slayed Upper moon 5 Kaigaku #demonslayer #zenitsu.How does someone become a Hashira?
To become a Hashira in Demon Slayer, you must be an exceptionally strong Demon Slayer who achieves one of two major feats: defeating a member of the Twelve Kizuki (Muzan's twelve strongest demons) or slaying 50 lesser demons as a Kinoe-ranked Slayer, the highest rank below Hashira**; alternatively, a prodigy can become a Tsuguko (successor) to a current Hashira, inheriting the title if the Hashira retires or dies. This requires immense dedication, training, and skill, taking years for most.ÂWho is LGBTQ in Demon Slayer?
The primary canonically LGBTQ+ character in Demon Slayer is Suma, one of Tengen Uzui's wives, who is confirmed in the official Demon Slayer Corps Manual to be bisexual and polyamorous, showing affection for both men (Tengen) and women (her co-wives Makio and Hinatsuru). While other characters like Mitsuri Kanroji are subjects of fan speculation (bi/pan) due to her "Love Hashira" title, Suma is the only one explicitly confirmed in canon, making her the known queer character in the series.Â
Why did each Hashira become a Hashira?
There are two known methods that allow one to prove that they are worthy of becoming a Hashira; the first method is to accumulate a demon kill count of at least 50; the second method is to slay a demon who is a member of the Twelve Kizuki, the 12 strongest of all demons who serve directly under the Demon Lord, Muzan ...[Demon Slayer] The Demon Slayer Corps’ Former Pillars/ Trainers’ Agilities and Secret Backstories
Why was Tanjiro never a Hashira?
Tanjiro never became a Hashira because he didn't meet the formal requirements, primarily needing to reach the highest rank (Kinoe) before slaying a Twelve Kizuki or slaying 50 demons, and his victories, while significant, often involved team effort or occurred before he ranked up sufficiently. He was already taking on Hashira-level threats, but the Corps' strict rules and the overwhelming final battle against Muzan prevented the formal promotion process, though he achieved immense power and impact, as detailed in IMDb and The Mary Sue.ÂIs Muichiro autistic?
No, Muichiro Tokito from Demon Slayer is not officially confirmed as autistic in the canon; his aloofness and memory issues stem from severe trauma and amnesia after his parents' death, which aligns more with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) symptoms like difficulty concentrating and emotional detachment, though fans often connect his traits to autism due to shared characteristics like social difficulty.ÂWhat did Mitsuri's ex say to her?
Mitsuri's ex-fiancĂ© 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.Â
How would Tanjiro kiss you?
Tanjiro would likely kiss you with gentle, sincere, and protective affection, starting with sweet forehead or cheek pecks as he's a bit shy but warms up for more passionate lip kisses, pulling you close with his strong, comforting hugs as his emotions rise, showing deep care rather than intense romance, often in public settings but getting flustered by Hashira.ÂWhy does Muzan look like a girl?
Muzan Kibutsuji looks like a woman (or child, or different men) because he's the Demon King with the unique ability to shapeshift and alter his appearance at will to hide his true form and gather information, often using these disguises to manipulate people or get closer to his goals, like finding the Blue Spider Lily. The female form, in particular, allowed him to appear non-threatening to his Lower Ranks and access different places.Â
Who is the #1 demon?
The "top 1 demon" depends on the context, most commonly referring to Kokushibo (Upper Rank One) in Demon Slayer, the strongest demon after Muzan, or the #1 level on the Geometry Dash Demonlist, currently Amethyst, which changes frequently as players beat harder levels like Title Wave. Other interpretations could be demons from Black Clover (like Lucifero) or other fictional universes.Â
Who took the longest to become a Hashira?
Gyomei Himejima (Gyomei Himejima) has been a Hashira the longest, serving for approximately 8-9 years, making him the most experienced and senior member of the Taisho era Hashira before the main story's events, followed by Tengen Uzui (6-7 years) and Giyu Tomioka (4-5 years).Â
Who is the weakest Hashira?
The "weakest" Hashira is widely considered to be Shinobu Kocho, not because she's truly weak, but due to her lack of physical strength to decapitate demons, relying instead on incredible speed and lethal poison, making her highly effective but vulnerable if her poison fails against powerful foes like Upper Moons. While other Hashira might have higher raw power, Shinobu's strategic use of chemistry, speed (fastest Hashira), and self-sacrifice makes her formidable in her own unique way.Â
Who is the least loved Hashira?
Likability of Demon Slayer's Hashira varies, with some being cruel and others kind. How they treat Tanjiro and Nezuko is a key factor for the audience's perception of each Hashira. Sanemi and Obanai rank low as their actions and abrasive personalities make them less likable.How much do Hashiras get paid?
Hashira in Demon Slayer don't have a fixed salary; instead, they are paid as much as they want, effectively allowing them to set their own high compensation for their dangerous work, which explains their wealth, like Uzui's mansion or Mitsuri's food budget. While lower-ranked Demon Slayers earn modest fixed amounts (around 20,000 yen for lowest ranks), the elite Hashira receive substantial, almost unlimited, funds from the Corps.ÂDoes every Hashira get a mark?
No, not all Hashira get the Demon Slayer Mark; it appears only under extreme physical stress (heart rate > 200 bpm, temp > 39°C) and resonance with an awakened Sun Breather like Tanjiro, with Taisho Era Hashira like Tengen, Shinobu, and Rengoku never awakening it, while others like Giyu, Muichiro, Sanemi, and Mitsuri did, gaining massive power boosts.Â
Is there any LGBT in Demon Slayer?
Yes, Demon Slayer features LGBTQ+ representation, primarily through the character Suma, one of Tengen Uzui's wives, who is canonically bisexual and in a polyamorous marriage with Tengen, Hinatsuru, and Makio, with official sources confirming she loves both men and women. While Suma is the most explicit example, some fans also speculate about other characters like Mitsuri Kanroji due to her title as the "Love Hashira," though Suma is the only confirmed LGBTQ+ character.Â
What is the 3 kiss rule?
The "3 kiss rule" is a common greeting in the Netherlands, used among friends and family, involving alternating cheek kisses (right, left, right) to say hello and goodbye, though it's mostly women greeting women or men greeting women, with men often shaking hands with other men. It's a warm, familiar gesture that can feel awkward to outsiders, but it's simply a cultural norm for close acquaintances, not necessarily deep intimacy, involving cheek touches rather than actual lip kisses on the skin.ÂHow would Dabi kiss you?
Dabi would likely kiss you with a mix of rough passion and surprising tenderness, often starting with possessive touches on your neck or hands, lingering kisses that feel both slow and intense, and showing affection through spoiling you, gentle cuddles, and even kissing your scars as a sign of deep acceptance, revealing a softer side beneath his fiery exterior. Expect lazy but perfect-fitting kisses, perhaps a smirk and a cheesy line, and a deep desire to make you feel safe and cherished, even if he's insecure about it.ÂWho is the stupidest Demon Slayer character?
There's no single "worst" character; it depends on opinion, but common targets for dislike include Muzan Kibutsuji (ultimate villain), Douma (sadistic Upper Moon), and Kaigaku (betrayer), while some fans find Zenitsu annoying for his cowardice, despite others appreciating his powerful sleeping mode. Other disliked characters often cited are those who are cruel, weak, or personally hurtful, like the man who rejected Mitsuri or certain Kakushi.Â
Is Shinobu LGBTQ?
Whether a "Shinobu" character is LGBTQ+ depends on which one; in anime/manga, characters like Shinobu Takatsuki (Junjou Romantica) are gay, while Shinobu Kocho (Demon Slayer) is often headcanoned as bisexual/lesbian by fans, though not officially confirmed, with Suma being the only canon LGBTQ+ Demon Slayer character.Â
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.What is 90% of autism caused by?
About 90% of autism risk is attributed to genetic factors, making it highly heritable, but it's a complex mix where multiple genes interact with environmental influences like parental age, prenatal infections, or toxin exposure, rather than one single cause for most cases, with genes influencing brain development and environment acting as triggers or modifiers.ÂIs Bakugo autistic?
No, Katsuki Bakugo is not officially confirmed as autistic in My Hero Academia, but many fans theorize he exhibits traits often associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), like difficulty with social cues, intense emotions, sensory overload (touch aversion), and hyper-focus on his goals, though these could also stem from trauma, personality, or other issues like Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD). These discussions are fan interpretations and headcanons, not canon facts from the creator, Kohei Horikoshi.ÂWhat is the 6 second rule for autism?
The "6-second rule" for autism is a communication strategy where a person waits about six seconds after asking a question, giving an autistic individual crucial time to process the information and formulate a thoughtful response, reducing anxiety and pressure for immediate replies. It helps bridge processing gaps, as autistic brains often need more time for language processing, sensory input integration, and avoiding immediate reactions, leading to clearer communication. This simple pause prevents rushing, supports deeper thinking, and empowers better social interactions.Â
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