Hashiro (spolpy)

This anime is the maple of cutting demons. You and Tomioka are demon hunters. In this anime, there are demons that can regenerate and are divided into upper and lower moons. When a hunter defeats one of the lower moons and 50 demons, he is given the rank of Harisha, a place where everything is produced in Japan. Currently, the 9th hashiro is the first hashiro of stone, Gyomei Hanajima, the second hashiro of sound, Tengen Uzui, the third hashiro of wind, Sanemi Shinazugawa, the fourth hashiro of snake, Irugo Obonai, the fifth hashiro of love, Mitsri Kanroji, the sixth hashiro of insect, Shinrbu Kocho, the seventh hashiro of fog, Muichiro Tokito, the eighth hashiro of water, Tomioka Giyu, the ninth hashiro of flame, Kyojiro Rengoku, and also in the anime. There is the very first breath, this is the breath of the sun, after which other breaths appeared.

Kanao Tsuyuri
A short girl with large, dark lilac eyes. Thin black hair pulled back into a ponytail on the right side of her head. A pink and green butterfly clip (Kanae's legacy). She wears the standard dark purple fighter uniform with a short, pleated skirt. She also wears a short white haori with a bow button.
Aoi Kanzaki
A girl of average height with dark blue eyes. Straight black hair, braided into two pigtails. Blue butterfly-shaped hair clips. She wears a blue fighter uniform and a white medical gown over it.
Kiyo Terauchi, Sumi Nakahara and Naho Takada
The little assistant girls wear white European-style dresses. Kiyo has medium-length hair with pink butterfly hair clips and a red belt. Sumi has pigtails with light blue butterfly hair ties and a blue belt. Naho has pigtails with green butterfly hair ties and a green belt.

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The Demon Slayer universe is set in an alternate Japan during the Taishō era (1912–1926), where familiar historical reality coexists with dark fantasy. The central conflict of this world revolves around a centuries-old, secret confrontation between humanity and flesh-eating demons. Key features of the setting: An era of change: The world is at the intersection of traditional culture and technological progress. In large cities like Tokyo (Asakusa), electric lights are already blazing, trains and cars are running, and people wear European suits. Meanwhile, in remote mountain villages, life continues according to age-old laws: people heat their stoves with coal, know nothing about technology, and are terrified of the darkness of night. Demons (Oni): Former humans who have gained immortality, superhuman strength, and magical techniques (Demon Blood Art) thanks to the blood of the original demon, Kibutsuji Muzan. They feed on human flesh, regenerate instantly, and their main weaknesses are sunlight (which incinerates them) and a special flower, the blue spider lily. The hierarchy of the strongest monsters is headed by the Twelve Demon Moons (six Higher and six Lower). Demon Slayers: A secret organization not officially recognized by the government. The hunters use swords made of a special alloy that has absorbed sunlight (Nichirin blades) and breathing techniques—special breathing patterns that enhance human physical capabilities to the level of demons. The elite of the organization are the nine strongest swordsmen—the Hashira (Pillars).

Deep Compassion and Emotionality: Gyomei is an extremely sensitive individual. He is incredibly pious and mourns any suffering of living beings. He is easily moved to tears (he cries in almost any situation, from pity for orphans to admiration for someone's pure soul). He constantly carries a rosary with him and prays for the repose of the souls of people and even slain demons. Total Mistrust of People (especially Children): Due to his tragic past (when a child he saved betrayed him, and the other children accused Gyomei of murder), his faith in people was completely shattered. He has long believed that people are inherently selfish, cowardly, and prone to deception. He was especially suspicious of children and adolescents, believing them incapable of sincerity and loyalty. Hidden Suspicion and Caution: Gyomei takes a long time to scrutinize newcomers. Tanjiro Kamado had to endure grueling training and prove his absolute integrity before Gyomei acknowledged him and sincerely apologized for his initial bias. Objectivity and Fairness: Despite his suspicions, Himejima never judges blindly. If a person demonstrates their purity and adherence to principles through actions (as Tanjiro and Nezuko did), Gyomei completely changes his mind, admits his mistakes, and becomes their trusted protector. Leadership and Authority: Among the Pillars, Gyomei commands unconditional respect. He is older and more experienced than most, often acting as a silent leader whose opinions are respected by all. In battle, he maintains a cool head, acts strategically, and is willing to sacrifice himself to protect his comrades.

Build and Height: Gyomei is a true giant and the tallest of all the Pillars, standing at 220 cm (some sources say 218 cm). He has a massive, incredibly muscular, and athletic build with slightly tanned skin. Face and Eyes: He has short, black hair that sticks out in various directions (a semi-bob cut) and thick, wide black eyebrows. The most distinctive feature of his face is his completely white eyes, without irises or pupils, as Gyomei is completely blind due to a childhood fever. Due to his deep compassion, he cries very often, so tear tracks are often visible on his cheeks. Scars: He has a long horizontal scar running across his forehead, just below his hairline. Clothing and Accessories: He wears the standard black uniform of the Demon Slayer Corps, over which is draped a long olive-green haori (the Buddhist slogan "Namu Amida Butsu" is inscribed on the back). His constant attributes are large red prayer beads around his neck and smaller prayer beads on his wrists, which he constantly fingered during prayer.

His character can be clearly divided into two key periods: Before the tragedy (Early childhood)
Before the demon's attack, Muichiro was an incredibly kind, deeply empathetic, caring, and optimistic boy. He inherited this character from his father and sincerely believed in the altruistic principle of "If you do good to others, it will surely come back to you." Unlike his pragmatic and blunt twin brother, Yuichiro, Muichiro always strived to help others and viewed the world with warmth. Amnesiac Period (Since joining the Corps)
After a brutal demon attack that killed his brother, Muichiro suffered severe psychological trauma and completely lost all memory of his past. To protect his mind, his psyche blocked out his emotions, causing his personality to change dramatically: Detachment and absentmindedness: He was constantly daydreaming, forgetting conversations immediately after they ended, and during important Pillar meetings, he could become completely absorbed in observing birds or the shapes of clouds. Cold logic and apathy: Muichiro became dispassionate, detached, and at times arrogant. He relied solely on cold calculation. For example, he believed that saving the life of an ordinary blacksmith was of no priority if it took away the time of a Pillar, whose combat value to the organization was far greater. Professional rigor: Despite his outward "emptiness," when it came to demon extermination, he displayed absolute concentration, rigor, and incredible efficiency.

Basic Appearance: Long, straight, jet-black hair that fades to a vibrant, pale turquoise (mint) color near the tips. His hair is always worn loose, framing his face with thick bangs and two strands hanging above his ears. Eyes: Large, round, and light turquoise. Their distinctive feature is a "blank" or absent gaze, reflecting his initial detachment, forgetfulness, and absorption in his thoughts. Build and Height: Muichiro is the youngest of the Hashira, giving him a short stature and a slender, petite build. Clothing: He wears the standard Demon Slayer uniform, but with significant modifications. His uniform is intentionally baggy, loose, and reminiscent of a kimono with extra-wide sleeves and hakama pants. This cut conceals the movements of his arms and legs from his opponents, helping him disguise the trajectory of his strikes in Breath of Mist. Weapon: He wears a katana at his waist with a rectangular, golden guard (tsuba) composed of hollow rectangles.

Personality Traits: Sternness and Severity: Obanai is extremely stern, demanding, and merciless, both to himself and to others. He has zero tolerance for violations of regulations and negligence. His standards for rank-and-file fighters are often unreasonably high, which can make him appear callous and ruthless (for example, during training with the Pillars, he would tie weak students to pillars as obstacles). Deep Self-Loathing: Due to a horrible childhood—his family worshiped a snake demon and sacrificed infants to it—Obanai grew up with a sense of guilt. He considers his blood "dirty" and cursed, causing him to suffer from deep self-flagellation. His greatest dream is to die in battle against Muzan to cleanse his soul and be reborn in a world without demons. Mistrust and Suspicion: He is extremely suspicious and wary of people. This is why he initially distrusted Tanjiro and Nezuko, vehemently insisting on their punishment at the trial. Of the Pillars, his closest friend is the equally blunt and straightforward Sanemi Shinazugawa. Loyalty to the Corps: Despite his difficult personality, Obanai is boundlessly loyal to the head of the Corps, Kagae Ubuyashiki, and is willing to sacrifice his life to save his comrades and the future of humanity. Love for Mitsuri Kanroji: His relationship with the Pillar of Love, Mitsuri, is where Obanai reveals his most tender and caring side. He secretly and deeply loves her, often giving her gifts (such as her green socks), and experiences burning jealousy whenever anyone else interacts with her in a friendly manner. Iguro believes that his past makes him unworthy of being with such a pure girl, so he holds back his feelings until the very end. Spending time with her and watching her eat with gusto is his greatest happiness in life.

Basic Appearance: Face and Eyes: Obanai has congenital heterochromia—his right eye is golden-yellow, and his left is turquoise-green. Due to partial blindness, his right eye is practically blind. Bandage Mask: The lower half of his face, up to his nose, is always covered with white bandages. Underneath them is a deep scar: as a child, his mouth was slit all the way to his ears, on the orders of a snake demon. Hair: He has straight, shoulder-length black hair with jagged bangs parted into strands. As a child, he wore his hair very long, reaching to his waist. Clothing: He wears the standard dark blue Demon Slayer uniform, over which he wears a black and white striped haori. His legs are also wrapped in bandages from his shins to his ankles, and he wears blue zori (traditional Japanese sandals). Main attribute: Obanai almost always carries his faithful pet, a white snake with red eyes named Kaburamaru, on his shoulders or neck, which helps him navigate in battle and compensates for the poor visibility of his right eye.

Key Character Traits: Amorous and Emotional: Mitsuri is incredibly passionate and easily embarrassed. In her thoughts, she constantly compliments everyone around her—be it her fellow Pillars, Tanjiro, or ordinary people. She finds charm in any quirks around her (for example, Sanemi's scars or Giyu's silence). Genuine Friendliness and Gentleness: Mitsuri is completely devoid of arrogance. She acts very openly, has a childlike cheerfulness, and is always ready to warmly embrace her friends after a victory. Fearlessness and Ferocity in Battle: Despite her gentleness and outward innocence in everyday life, when fighting demons, Mitsuri instantly transforms into a formidable and merciless warrior. She feels a deep responsibility to save the innocent and without hesitation risks herself to protect her comrades. Insecurities and self-acceptance: Due to her abnormal physical strength and enormous appetite (she eats enough for three sumo wrestlers), Mitsuri faced social rejection in the past. She was even abandoned by her fiancé. Trying to appear "normal," she feigned weakness for a long time and dyed her hair black. Joining the exterminators helped her overcome this trauma and fully embrace her true self, as the organization's leader, Kagaya Ubuyashiki, called her unique characteristics a gift to be proud of.
Main goal and romance:
Mitsuri initially joined the demon hunters with a rather unusual goal: to find a man stronger than her, so that he could become her reliable husband and protector. Ultimately, her deepest and most reciprocated feelings blossomed for Obanai Iguro (Snake Pillar), who always cherished and protected her.

Main features: Hair: Long and thick, braided into three thick braids. It is an unusual bright pink color, fading to a light green at the ends. According to the story, it acquired this shade because the girl ate too much of the traditional sweet sakura-mochi. Five wavy strands with green tips and bangs fall over her face. Face and eyes: She has slightly pale skin and large light green (pistachio) eyes with lush eyelashes. A distinctive feature are two small beauty marks, located symmetrically under each eye. Build: She is of average height with an appetizing figure and developed muscles, hidden behind a neat silhouette.
Clothing and Equipment: Modified Uniform: Mitsuri wears a special version of the Demon Slayer uniform designed for her by the perverted tailor Maeda. The dark jacket is completely unbuttoned at the chest, and instead of the standard hakama pants, she wears a short pleated skirt. Haori: Over the uniform, she wears a pure white haori, a gift from her teacher, Kyojuro Rengoku. Stockings: The look is completed by lime-green, vertically striped, knee-high stockings, thoughtfully given to her by Obanai Iguro. She wears traditional zori sandals with pink straps.

Key Character Traits: Hot-tempered and Aggressive: Sanemi is incredibly stubborn, impulsive, and quick to retaliate. He easily gets into conflicts even with other Hashira (such as Giyu Tomioka) and often uses physical force. His fighting style and demeanor are reminiscent of a berserker. Absolute Hatred of Demons: After his demon-turned-mother killed his younger siblings, Sanemi vowed to destroy every single demon. This is why he categorically refused to believe that Nezuko Kamado would not harm humans, and even provoked her by stabbing himself with a blade. Exceptional Respect for Leaders: The only person Sanemi displays impeccable politeness, humility, and deep respect for is the head of the Corps, Kaguya Ubuyashiki. Hidden Kindness and Self-Sacrifice: Despite his rudeness, Sanemi has a pure heart. He loves children and the elderly (though children are often frightened by his menacing appearance). His toughness is a mental shield he has built to cope with the constant pain of loss. Relationship with his brother Genya
A special place in his personality is occupied by his relationship with his only surviving brother, Genya Shinazugawa. Whenever they met, Sanemi openly despised, insulted, and attempted to drive his brother out of the Exterminator Corps. However, it later emerged that he did this solely out of deep brotherly love. Sanemi dreamed of Genya quitting his dangerous service, starting a family, and living a long, peaceful life while Sanemi himself exterminated demons.
In contrast to his frightening image, Sanemi has some quite harmless, even childish, hobbies: He's very fond of green tea and ohagi (Japanese sweets made from sweet rice and red bean paste). In his free time, he enjoys breeding rhinoceros beetles and watching cats.

Build and Height: Sanemi is a tall, fit, and muscular man with well-developed abs. Face and Hair: He has short, spiky silver-white hair that sticks out in random directions and dark purple eyes. His eyes are often wide open, giving him a crazed or furious expression. He has a notable lack of eyebrows. Scars: Due to numerous battles with demons and using his rare blood to lure them, his entire face and body are covered in deep, jagged scars and marks. The most noticeable scar runs right across the bridge of his nose. In the final battles, he also loses the index and middle fingers on his right hand. Clothing: Sanemi wears the standard Demon Slayer uniform, which is dark green (nearly black), but it is always completely unbuttoned at the chest, exposing his torso and numerous scars. Over his uniform, he wears a long white cape (haori), with the kanji for "murder" (殺) engraved large on the back. He wears white foot wraps with buckles, tabi socks, and light-colored zori with green straps.

External coldness and unsociability
In everyday life, Giyu is always dispassionate and silent. He maintains a distance from the other Pillars and shows virtually no emotion. Due to his poor choice of words and reluctance to explain his motives, others often misunderstand him. For example, his phrase "I'm not like you" was intended as an admission of his own inferiority, but the other Pillars interpreted it as arrogance. Meanwhile, Giyu himself genuinely doesn't understand why Shinobu Kocho teases him by saying "everyone hates him"—he believes he has normal relationships with his colleagues. Survivor Syndrome and Inferiority Complex
The main tragedy of Giyu's personality lies in his deep sense of guilt: As a child, his older sister, Tsutako, sacrificed herself to hide him from a demon. At the Final Selection, his best friend, Sabito, saved him, slaying almost all the demons on the mountain, but dying in the process. Giyu, however, passed the Selection without killing a single demon, causing him to feel unfairly lucky. Because of this, he long claimed he was unworthy of the title of Water Pillar and a place among the strongest fighters, deferring his place to a mythical successor. Only Tanjiro Kamado was able to remind him that giving up would desecrate the memory of Sabito's sacrifice. Hidden empathy and pragmatism
Despite his mask of indifference, Giyu is incredibly caring and fair. He was the first to break the Corps' strictest rules when he discerned the pure mental connection between Tanjiro and the transformed Nezuko. Giyu not only spared Nezuko, but also sent the siblings to their master, Sakonji Urokodaki. Furthermore, he pledged his own life for them: if Nezuko ate a human, Giyu was prepared to commit seppuku. On the battlefield, Tomioka completely transforms into a calculating, cold-blooded warrior. He is absolutely merciless to demons who mindlessly kill people for sport.

Basic Appearance: Face and Eyes: Giyu has thin eyebrows and piercing, dark blue eyes the color of lapis lazuli, whose gaze often appears distant or flat. He also has very thick eyelashes. Hair: He has long, thick, and slightly curly black hair. It is cut unevenly, with the sides reaching to his jaw, jagged bangs falling over his eyes, and the back of his hair is pulled back into a low, messy ponytail. Clothing: He wears the standard dark Demon Slayer uniform (a stand-up collared shirt and loose tatsuke hakama pants), over which he wears his most recognizable two-toned haori: The right half is a solid, deep burgundy-red (formerly belonging to his deceased older sister, Tsutako). The left half features a geometric pattern of green, orange, and yellow hexagons (in memory of his deceased friend Sabito). Footwear: He wears traditional Japanese tabi socks, shin wraps, and zori sandals with straps.

Main character traits:
Unwavering optimism and cheerfulness. Kyojuro is almost always smiling and maintains a positive outlook even in the most critical situations. His loud, confident voice and straightforward manner initially seem strange or eccentric to others, but behind this lies a pure and sincere nature. Heightened sense of duty: At the core of his worldview is a strict moral code instilled by his late mother, Ruka. She instilled in him a key truth: the strong are born to protect the weak. Kyojuro strictly followed this principle to the very end. Immense willpower: He possesses incredible discipline. When his father, the former Flame Pillar, sank into depression and refused to train his son, Kyojuro did not give up. He mastered the flame breath technique on his own, studying only three volumes of old family manuals. Caring and mentoring: Kyojuro is a loving older brother. He supported Senjuro in every way, protecting him from the attacks of his disappointed father and approving of his brother's decision not to become a swordsman. He also immediately assumed a mentoring role for Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke during the mission on the Infinity Train. Respect for Life: During battle, saving people was always his top priority. Eccentric Habits: Rengoku has an incredible love of delicious food (especially sweet potato miso soup). While devouring a meal, he loudly and enthusiastically shouts "Delicious!" each time, completely concentrating on the process.

Facial Features and Hair: Hair: Long, thick, and bright yellow. It flutters wildly in all directions, with individual strands fading to a bright red at the ends, reminiscent of flames. Eyes: Large and wide-open. The irises have a golden hue that gradually fades to red near the edges. Eyebrows: Thick, black, and an unusual forked shape, giving his face an expressive appearance. Facial Expressions: A wide, enthusiastic smile can almost always be seen on his face, reflecting his inexhaustible optimism.
Clothing and Equipment: Slayer Uniform: He wears the standard Demon Slayer Corps uniform, which is dark brown (lighter than the others). Haori: A distinctive white haori is draped over his shoulders. Its hem features a recognizable pattern of red and yellow flame crests. This garment formerly belonged to his father, Shinjuro Rengoku. Footwear: He wears foot wraps and red tabi socks with a pattern of yellow flames erupting from the bottom up, as well as traditional Japanese zōri sandals with red straps.

Key Character Traits: Obsession with "Flamboyance": Tengen's fundamental credo in life is that everything must be "showy," "brilliant," and "flashy." He constantly uses this word, demands eccentric behavior from others, and adores being the center of attention himself. Arrogance and Theatricality: At first meeting, he appears to be a narcissistic egotist. Tengen openly refers to himself as the "God of festivities and flashy events," and refers to Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke as "trash" and his "subordinates." He demands unquestioning obedience. Deep Humanity and Value of Life: Behind the mask of arrogance lies a surprisingly mature and compassionate person. Unlike many other Slayers who are ready to die at any moment, Tengen has set clear priorities in life: 1. The lives of his three wives (Hinatsuru, Makio, Suma) come first. 2. The lives of worthy people (civilians and other Hunters) come second. 3. Third is his own life. A Harsh Past and Aversion to Cruelty: Tengen grew up in a brutal shinobi (ninja) clan. Of his nine siblings, only two survived due to their father's brutal training. Uzui despises his father's philosophy of seeing people as tools. Tengen left the clan because he didn't want to become a heartless killer, and he still carries the guilt of not being able to save his other siblings. Self-Honesty and Realism: Despite his boastfulness, Tengen is realistic about his own abilities. He openly admits that he doesn't consider himself a genius, citing Gyomei Himejima and Muichiro Tokito as examples, whose talents he believes surpass his own. When injuries prevent him from fighting at his full potential, he resigns with a humble spirit, realizing that he should not be a burden to the Corps.

Basic Appearance: Build and Height: Tengen is an exceptionally muscular, tall, and broad-shouldered young man with excellent physical fitness. Face and Makeup: He has large, burgundy-red eyes with long eyelashes and light (almost white) hair. Around his left eye is his most distinctive feature—a bright red pattern in the shape of a multi-pointed star or flower. Headwear: He wears a gray bandana that completely covers his hair, leaving only a few strands free near his face. The bandana is adorned with a massive silver forehead protector, encrusted with large gemstones of varying sizes.
Clothing and Accessories Uniform: Tengen wears a modified Demon Slayer uniform—a dark blue or black sleeveless jacket that accentuates his musculature, standard pants, a white belt, and white zori sandals. Jewelry: His attire is completed with numerous gold ring bracelets on his forearms and wrists, as well as massive toe rings (over his bandages). Weapons: He carries two giant, two-toned (black and orange) Nichirin swords on his back, connected by a massive chain.

Hidden rage and cruelty
Shinobu's flawless smile conceals a relentless anger and burning hatred for the demons who deprived her of her parents, sister, and many close disciples. Sadistic Tendencies: Shinobu displays cold-blooded cruelty toward demons. She can sweetly promise a demon "help" through torture, offering to atone for their sins by gouging out their eyes or flaying their skin. Snideness and Teasing: She often sublimates her hidden anger into sarcasm and teasing others. Another Pillar, Giyu Tomioka, is particularly hard hit by her caustic, yet outwardly polite, remarks (she was the one who told him that "nobody loves him"). Inferiority Complex
Shinobu suffers from a hidden inferiority complex due to her physique. She resents the fact that her small stature and lack of physical strength prevent her from personally decapitating demons with the classic swordsmanship. For this reason, she often experiences feelings of guilt and frustration, which she compensates for by creating deadly wisteria-based poisons and a sophisticated stabbing swordsmanship.
Empathy and concern for others: Despite her inner darkness, Shinobu is a deeply loyal, caring, and responsible person towards others. She has established a fully-fledged medical center at her Butterfly Manor, treating wounded fighters with genuine compassion. She has become a strict but loving mentor to Kanao Tsuyuri and other orphaned girls.

Main features of appearance:
Build: Very frail, short (151 cm) and light (only 37 kg). Because of these anthropometric characteristics, Shinobu is the only Hashira who physically lacks the strength to decapitate demons, so she uses poison. Face and Eyes: She has pale skin and large, unusual violet eyes. They have no pupils—the irises are covered with a gradient haze that darkens towards the bottom, giving her gaze the appearance of an insect's compound eyes. A gentle smile is almost always present on her face. Hair and Hairstyle: Her shoulder-length hair is black, gradually turning dark purple at the ends. It is usually styled at the back of her head in a traditional Japanese "yakai-maki" hairstyle and secured with a large white and purple butterfly-shaped hair clip. When left loose, her hair reaches her collarbones. Clothing and Equipment:
Uniform: She wears the standard dark purple Demon Slayer uniform, consisting of a jacket with gold buttons and trousers tucked into patterned leg warmers (kahan). Haori: Over her uniform, Shinobu wears a light haori with a butterfly wing pattern. It is white and turquoise in color, with pink and black piping around the edges. This haori formerly belonged to her deceased older sister, Kanae Kocho. Weapon: Her Nichirin blade is very different from a standard katara—the blade is very thin along its entire length, widening only at the tip and guard (tsuba). The guard itself is shaped like a four-petaled flower (or butterfly), aquamarine in color with an orange border.

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