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This isn't a Bleach rant, though. This is a Demon Slayer rant. I want to talk about how Demon Slayer's final battle with Muzan Kibutsuji mostly subverts all these issues to create an extremely engaging final battle where the victory feels well-earned. At this point, Muzan has been built up as a total monster. Ultra powerful. Muzan's minions are strong enough to take on multiple Hashira by themselves, and the Hashira are the cream of the crop for humanity's desperate struggle against the demons. Let's look at how Muzan gets taken out. You can skip the summary if you don't need a refresher but I just want to highlight how different this feels from so many other big shonen fights.

Muzan is still topdecking and wrecking, killing demon slayers left and right. They're sending the whole corps after him. He gets into a fight with multiple of the highest-level Hashira and Tanjiro, but he's still holding them at bay. At this point, the Infinity Castle that he relies on to manipulate the battlefield has been compromised. Muzan struggles to handle trying to regain control of the castle and fighting four expert fighters at the same time, and ends up losing control and taking some bad hits. At this point, the goal isn't even to kill Muzan themselves, it's to stall him until the sun rises.

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Tons of demon slayers are throwing themselves at Muzan like human sacrifices. He gets set on fire, Tamayo's cat sacrifices itself to protect the fighters from Muzan's deadly poison, multiple people attack him while invisible, multiple people get dramatic powerups, all the good stuff. Now it's starting to feel a bit more even, and Muzan looks totally badass to top it off.

Tanjiro (you know, the shonen MC) struggles to just stall him by exhausting himself doing his greatest technique over and over again while Muzan starts weakening even more rapidly because of a side effect of the poison. He becomes so weak that his old weak points are starting to show which makes the other demon slayers even more effective.

Muzan is in a complete panic and goes into his absolute final form, purely defense-focused. The surviving demon slayers are throwing everything they have at him, running him over with cars and buses, throwing bookshelves on him, everything. They try to restrain him, but he breaks free to try and burrow into the dirt, and everything seems hopeless--but the hero Tanjiro comes in for his final, incredible, bravura attack, having managed to ignite his blade to pierce Muzan and burn him up from the inside. Many are dead, and many more are injured... but the evil of the demons has been defeated.

Obviously, the shonen hero has to get the final blow. This makes sense from a storytelling standpoint (most of the time) and I think WSJ even mandates this, among other things. But this truly feels like a team effort. Tanjiro gets some solo focus during the cool scene where he has to recreate the entire Sun Breathing dance, but he's frequently fighting alongside other people who are as strong as he is and not dead weight, and there are many parts of the fight where Tanjiro isn't even a factor. Tons of people contribute massively, hell the most important person in the whole fight is Tamayo.

Crow, what did you think of this new demon? Do you like his introduction at this point in the narrative? Do you think they should have given us a filler episode before that or is this really a question of reusing the movie scenes and not creating any new animation?

Accompanying Sound Hashira Tengen Uzui as he investigates the presence of demons in Tokyo's Yoshiwara red-light district, the Demon Slayers encountered the brother-sister team that jointly shared Upper-Rank 6, Gyutaro and Daki. At first, they faced only Daki, and after a harrowing fight with Nezuko, they thought she was defeated, but then Gyutaro emerged. Realizing the pair had to be simultaneously decapitated in order to defeat them, Tanjiro and Tengen faced Gyutaro, while Inosuke and Zenitsu battled Daki.

After a fight that carried across multiple episodes, Tanjiro finally ended the threat Upper Ranks 4 and 5 brought to the Swordsmith Village, but at the cost of his little sister. Little did he know, Nezuko was alive and well, walking in daylight completely unharmed by the sun's rays. That in itself is promise of future hardship and battle, as his sister displays the one trait Demon King Muzan has been searching for among the many demons he's created over the centuries.

The second half of the episode was basically one tense survival/fight scene. One thing that has consistently impressed me about Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba is how well it creates disturbing scenes.

I loved this episode and despite the horrific sight of the morphed demon, I found myself grinning from ear to ear as Tanjiro unleashed his sword art. Also loving the animation, especially the water print of his sword technique. And what about the music for the fight scenes! Yeah! Demon Slayer!!!

At least in my circle, most of the people watching it were people that had also read the manga. And therefore, they already had an investment in the series. That all quickly changed when episode nineteen of Demon Slayer dropped. One particular fight scene was so beautifully animated that it was trending on Twitter.

His hard work lands him a spot among the Demon Slayers and Tanjirou is one step closer to finding a way to turn his sister back into a human. Nezuko is an extremely rare case and not everyone will be accepting of a demon slayer partnering up with a demon.

We are sure that you enjoy the adrenaline rush of watching some intense display of power in battles. The fight scenes in Demon Slayer anime always left us panting for breath. So as a tribute to those awesome combat scenes, we have come up with a list of various Demon Slayer fights that left a deep mark on us. Of course, we have only included the fights that are included in the anime as of yet. So all the manga readers might be a little disappointed.

Tanjiro Vs. Kyogai was a pretty intense battle. It took place inside the Tsuzumi mansion, where Kyogai could change the dimensions inside the house. It was a tough battle for Tanjiro because he was a very new demon slayer, and Kyogai was a former member of the Kizuki demon ranks.

Of course, we will not forget how these boys provided a bit of comedic relief with their quirkiness in the middle of an intense battle. But none of the quirkiness can match how cool they appeared while fighting Daki, a demon who belongs to the ranks of Upper Kizuki demons at Rank Five.

Rui was one ruthless demon. And he was also a ruthless fighter. The fight scene of him against Tanjiro & Nezuko is one that we can never easily forget. The ruthless spider demon wanted to take Nezuko as his sister after he was moved when she jumped in to protect her brother.

Demon Slayer is an anime known for its beautiful animation and amazing fighting scenes. These scenes are always exciting and mesmerizing to watch, but the anime has much more to offer to its fans than just impressive visuals. The storyline and characters can also be as astounding in their own way and definitely deserve recognition.

This fight took place in the Swordsmith Village, which will be included in the upcoming third season of Demon Slayer. The Mist Hashira faced off against the Upper Moon 5 demon, Gyokko, and almost ended up dying early. Fortunately, Kotetsu saved Muichiro and the Mist Hashira went on to develop the Demon Slayer Mark. He defeated Gyokko with his final form of Mist Breathing, decapitating his head with ease.

Gyutaro and Daki's fight against members of the Demon Slayer Corps was shown in the most recent arc of the series. The Entertainment District arc featured a ton of action, with all the fight scenes animated extremely well. Tengen Uzui put up a great fight and Tanjiro activated the Mark as well. Fans even witnessed Zenitsu use Godspeed for the first time while fighting against Daki.

Featuring a flashy fighting scene of the Sound Hashira in the Entertainment District, this figure includes his iconic dual Nichirin swords with an elaborate handle, sword guard, blade, and chains connecting the two swords recreated with such detail that it gives this figure a larger than life feel.Alongwith a facial expression that shows his lady-killer smile, the figure comes with two choices of hair arrangements with customizable bangs.

In an action-packed episode that left fans on the edge of their seats, Demon Slayer Season 3 Episode 4 titled, "Thank You, Tokito" delivered a thrilling rollercoaster of emotions and jaw-dropping fight sequences. From electrifying effects to the stunning blood demon art of Nezuko, viewers were treated to a visual spectacle like never before.

Despite some mixed reviews, one thing is clear: the upcoming fights are sure to be intense and action-packed. With Mitsuri and Tokito returning to the village, the team is ready to take on the demons and save the day.

Demon Slayer quickly broke out of the endless parade of seasonal anime to become a bona fide surprise hit, wowing audiences with absolutely stunning fight scenes, likable characters, tear-jerking moments of emotion, and one of the best opening theme bangers in years. This resulted in an episode becoming a trending topic on Twitter, and the movie sequel becoming the highest-grossing film ever in Japan. While we wait for Season 2 to come out later this year, what better way to pass the time than by revisiting the most kick-ass, impassioned, empathic, horrific, fist-bumping cool moments in the anime franchise so far?

When Nezuko turns into a demon after her family is slaughtered, her first instinct is to try and devour her brother Tanjiro for sustenance, as the transformation drained a lot of her energy. But it quickly becomes apparent that Nezuko is fighting her instinct, as she starts shedding tears over Tanjiro. It is our first hint that there is something special about her, and that the show will not treat demons as simple monsters. 006ab0faaa