Douma

Crystal Divine Child (Kesshō no Miko?)[13] - Doma creates miniature copies of himself, capable of using all of his techniques. He has been shown to be able to create up to five clones at a time. Frozen Waters - Bodhisattva with Water Lilies (霧む氷ひょう・睡すい蓮れん菩ぼ薩さつ, Muhyō - Suiren Bosatsu?)[14] - Doma's strongest technique. He creates a massive ice statue of the Bodhisattva, capable of creating powerful gusts of icy wind to freeze a person to death.

Absorption: The ability to draw prey into one's body. He used this ability to absorb Shinobu Kocho. It is unknown whether other Moons are capable of this.

Enhanced Speed: He demonstrated astonishing speed, stealing Kanao's sword from her hands and Inosuke's mask from his head and moving away before they even noticed the items were gone.

Blood Demon Technique (血けっ鬼き術じゅつ, Kekkijutsu?): Doma's Blood Demon Techniques were primarily based on the creation and production of ice and frost using his own flesh and blood.

Ice Lotuses (蓮はす葉は氷ごおり, Hasuhagōri?)[6] – Doma creates lotuses made of ice to attack or lure his target into a trap. Withered Hanging Gardens (Karesono Shizuri?)[7] - Doma deals 8-10 consecutive slashes with his fans. Freezing Clouds (Itegumori?)[8] - Doma waves his fans, creating a cloud of ice particles that freeze anything that touches them. The attack also spreads cold air, destroying the opponent's lungs if inhaled too much. Lotus Vines (蔓つる蓮れん華げ, Tsuru Renge?)[9] - Doma creates ice figures in the shape of lotuses with vines that cut into the flesh of his victim. White Snowstorm Princesses (Kanretsu no Shirahime?)[10] - Doma creates ice figures of two girls, capable of projecting icy winds towards their target. This technique is similar to Freezing Clouds, but Kanao Tsuyuri noted that it has a much larger area of ​​effect. Winter Icicles (冬ふゆされ氷柱つらら, Fuyusare Tsurara?)[11] - Doma creates multiple ice stakes to impale his target from a great distance. Scattered Lotuses (散ちり蓮れん華げ, Chiri Renge?)[12] - Doma makes several swings, creating and launching ice petals through the air to cut the opponent.

As the second Upper Rank, Doma is considered the third most powerful demon in the series. His combination of combat techniques and skills was powerful enough to easily defeat Shinobu, the Insect Hashira, and Kanae Kocho, the previous Flower Hashira. His primary form of combat involved channeling his techniques through his two fans, delivering both powerful destructive attacks and paralyzing his opponents' attacks. According to Doma, Akaza, the third Upper Rank, would have no chance of defeating him in combat. Given this, it can be assumed that Doma is an extremely powerful demon, even if he hadn't been seen in serious combat until he was severely weakened by Shinobu's poison.

Natural abilities Regeneration: Doma has demonstrated incredibly powerful regenerative abilities, as seen when Akaza struck him in the lower jaw and upper head, and he quickly recovered without much effort, even considering the fatal attack a friendly gesture. During his battle with Shinobu, he was able to render useless all the various poisonous mixtures Shinobu injected into him, immediately producing antibodies to her poisons without any problem. Even when he consumed her body and ingested over 37 kilograms of poison (70 times the lethal amount), it took a considerable amount of time before the poison began to have any adverse effects on him. Immense Durability: Another of Doma's most notable traits is his immense durability and tolerance to pain. He showed himself to be almost completely immune to his fellow Upper Moon, Akaza, being brutally assaulted multiple times, having his eyes gouged out by Inosuke, being poisoned and stabbed repeatedly by Shinobu, and having his stomach slashed by Kanao. Doma never once expressed the slightest pain, discomfort, or panic over being so severely wounded, being able to nonchalantly and calmly continue fighting, speaking, or doing whatever he had started, as if nothing was happening.

One day, when he was still Upper Moon Six, Doma wandered through the red-light district, feasting on the young girls who lived there. At one point, he encountered Gyutaro and Daki, who were on the brink of death: Gyutaro was slowly bleeding to death from a wound in his back, and Daki was so covered in burns that she was unrecognizable. Being a "good guy," Doma offered Gyutaro and Daki his blood so they could become Demons if "He" deemed them worthy.[3] Doma later rose to the position of Upper Moon Two, ranking above Akaza, even though the latter became a Demon before him.

Fifteen years before the events of the manga, a young woman named Kotoha Hashibira came to Douma with the infant Inosuke in her arms. She had run away from her abusive husband and mother-in-law and asked Douma for help, who accepted her into his cult of eternal paradise. Kotoha's mother-in-law and husband later joined the cult, but Douma deemed them too noisy, killed them, and dumped their bodies in the mountains.[4]

Although Douma considered Kotoha foolish, he admired her beauty and singing ability, so he decided not to eat her and let her die a natural death. However, when Kotoha learned that Douma was eating his followers, she fled the temple with Inosuke. Hoping to save her son, she threw him off a cliff into the river, whereupon she was immediately killed and eaten by Douma.[5]

Several years before the present, Doma encountered and fought Kanae Kocho. He dealt her a mortal wound, but was forced to flee the sun before he could absorb her.

Douma was born with an unusual eye color, leading his parents to believe he was special and could hear the voices of the gods. They raised him to be the leader of the Eternal Paradise Cult, a position he held until his death.[1]

When Douma was a child, his father frequently cheated on his mother with cult followers, causing her to go mad and stab him, subsequently poisoning herself and dying next to him. Despite this horrific event, Douma felt neither sadness nor loneliness. The only thing he wanted at that moment was to air out the room because of the terrible smell of blood.

When Douma was 20 years old, Muzan Kibutsuji turned him into a demon.[2]

At first glance, Douma may seem kind and innocent: his manner of speech is very soft and calm, and he is friendly and smiling. He is also quite charismatic and has a knack for winning people over. However, deep down, he is apathetic and even somewhat cruel, though he doesn't want to admit it. By deceiving others and even himself, Douma tries to present himself as empathetic, forgiving, and even slightly naive, to the point that he eventually begins to believe it himself. The demon is quite nihilistic, and he tolerates pain, both physical and mental, without a problem.

He was practically devoid of moral principles and empathy; seeing the dead bodies of his parents, he felt neither pity nor sadness. He justified his consumption of the bodies of women from his cult by claiming that "they would live forever within him," even though he clearly didn't believe in the existence of God.

Despite being part of a cult that worshiped him, Douma himself believed that after death you simply disappear and become nothing, dismissing those who believe otherwise as "stupid." But after his death, he admits he was wrong, and that heaven and hell do indeed exist.

It can also be noted that the demon is resistant to psychological pressure: even in quite dangerous situations, he reacts relatively nonchalantly, perhaps with the aim of angering his opponent. Douma is a highly logical person, adept at devising strategies and combat tactics, and anticipating his opponent's next moves. The demon is cold and calculating, and has a keen understanding of human psychology. In addition to his inability to feel emotion, Douma also exhibited an incredibly high pain tolerance, comparable to borderline congenital analgesia. He was shown to have several disturbing habits, such as sticking his finger into his skull, punching a hole right through his temples, and then caressing his brain to stimulate his memories of a long life, all while maintaining a completely serene expression.

Douma wears white trousers, flared at the bottom, a black cloak and a red turtleneck, the neck of which is painted black and has elements of smudges. Sometimes you can see a strange headdress on his head. The demon's eyes are a rare color, they seem to be rainbow-colored, and the color of his hair resembles antique brass. This character is incredibly colorful and memorable.

Doma wore a blood-red turtleneck, the design of which made it appear as if the area between his neck and upper chest was covered in a black substance that seemed to drip slightly down his body, the same design repeated on his wrists and hands, as well as a small circular "blood stain" that he adorned on his head. Underneath, he wore a pair of straight, dark, pinstriped pants, their cuffs noticeably loosened, which he secured with a pale green, gold-colored belt, the clasp being silvery-white. Doma could also be seen at times wearing a black cape, which he wore over his shoulders, two lengths of purple and black cloth with a rectangular pattern also hanging around his neck, as well as a black crown-shaped hat that was lined in gold on the front plates and had black ribbons hanging down on each of the sides. He also usually held in his hands a pair of sharp fans that were made entirely of shiny gold, a lotus design engraved on them, and a hoop of jade-colored strings hanging from their base, which served as his main weapons.