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Demon Slayer, unlike most shonen, which tend to be designed for boys, and use male protagonists, was written by a female. The series feels less shonen-like because of this. The characters, both men and women are well-developed and intricate. The battle scenes in the book are engaging and exciting as the search to find a solution keeps you interested throughout the whole story.


The artwork is also gorgeous. Many shonen utilize a style called chibi, which depicts characters as tiny, cute versions that allow the artist to show more emotion and details in their faces. This is a style the authors have carefully handled in this series, employing it to create incredibly adorable and adorable chibi versions of the slayers and demons. Nezuko is a standout, with her dot-eyes and shrunken dimensions are a reflection of her fascination and childlike wonder.


The plot could be a bit lacking, despite the great characters. A lot of the demons and slayers are portrayed as being traumatized by their previous experiences as human. There are also many flashbacks. And the majority of the Hashira (literally "Pillars") have their own background. Demon Slayer Costume 's a pity because the story could be much more compelling in the event that its varied and well-constructed character was made clear.



The plot may be unfocused at times, despite the stunning battle choreography. For example, a long flashback of Muichiro's childhood seems like filler. This is an important moment however it could have been presented in a less tense manner.


Despite this, the overall experience I get from Demon Slayer is one of hope. The anime and movie seem to be solidly built on the belief that family is the thing that matters the most. The final episode, "The 'Mu' in Muichiro" is especially poignant because it lets the viewers understand that despite the fact that the character may be unpopular, he's not a sloppy jerk like his name suggests.

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