Muzan

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Muzan appears to be a man in his twenties with unnaturally pale skin. He has short, black hair, two strands of which are curled in front and fall over his face, and red eyes with black, vertical pupils. Muzan dresses very extravagantly, most often wearing a white shirt, a black jacket, white trousers, a white tie, and black shoes with small heels. In his demon form, his nails are usually long and sharp, dark blue. The manga depicts his ability to change his appearance. His height is 179 cm, but he is also able to change it.

Muzan is ruthless and tries to bring his every plan to perfection. He does not forgive the Moons for incompetence and failures, but can praise them for successfully completing a mission. Kibutsuji does not take his enemies seriously. Muzan also does not like being asked questions or given orders. He is prone to narcissism.

Due to his apparent superiority and two-faced nature, he feels little affection for his minions, using and discarding them as disposable pawns as he pleases. He does not allow his subordinates to question his will, regularly using brutal repression. Many of his subordinates, in turn, deeply fear him and watch their words and thoughts carefully, afraid to say anything that might upset him. They cannot even dare to think anything that might be perceived as hostile by Muzan, as he is able to read the minds of all the Moons. He is able to sway many demons to his side with promises of power, revenge, and greatness so long as they serve him. His intellect and manipulation shine here, as many find these promises quite appealing, as he encounters many of his subordinates at their lowest point, when their emotions are easily fed for him. Unfortunately, all of these promises are ultimately false, given that Kibutsuji only cares about himself and has no qualms about killing his own people to protect his own safety.

His inflated ego and delusional sense of self-importance are so great that he cannot tolerate being mocked or corrected, believing that others exist only to serve him. This also means he rarely takes any opponent or threat seriously. He brutally murdered a pair of drunk men simply for being rude to him, and killed their companion even though she did nothing, all while proclaiming his own perfection and superiority over them. When he finally confronted Kagaya Ubuyashiki, the man responded to Muzan with a tone of pity and sadness for the life he had led. In Muzan's mind, this was registered only as insults and threats, which he used to justify his hatred of Humanity and the Demon Slayers.

When he is not hiding behind a facade, his malice and overflowing violent intent are so incredibly evil that they can be perceived by others. In particular, Yoriichi Tsugikuni described him as boiling magma erupting from a volcano, ready to devour everything.

To prove this, he curses his subordinates in a horrific manner so that none of them will utter his name, or they will be immediately killed in a painfully brutal manner. Interestingly, this almost paranoid sense of self-preservation contrasts with his delusions of grandeur.

He has shown himself to be quite manipulative and cunning, able to fit in well in human society, even having his own family. His long life and continuous practice have allowed him to take on many roles in society and play them wisely, including children and women if he chooses. This life has also given him great intelligence and the ability to think tactically. Muzan is a clever strategist, able to deal with adverse situations quickly and quite well, although this may also be because losing his subordinates means nothing to him in the long run.

While Muzan was still in his mother's womb, his heart stopped several times. He was born without a pulse and didn't breathe, leading to him being considered stillborn. He only let out his first cry when they were about to cremate him.

When Muzan was a young man, he was diagnosed with a disease that would kill him before he reached 20. The doctor treating him gave him a prototype cure, but Muzan, enraged by his worsening condition, killed his doctor. He later realized the cure had indeed worked, and his body had grown stronger. Eating people to survive was easy for him, but he faced another problem: he couldn't live in the sun. Because sunlight was now lethal, Muzan was forced to become nocturnal, which angered him greatly. At that moment, he deeply regretted killing the doctor before he finished developing the cure, called the "blue spider lily." Muzan searched across the country for the spider lily, an ingredient in the cure, but was unable to find it, prompting him to create more demons. He wanted to spread demons throughout the world, hoping that one of them would eventually be able to defeat the sun, or at least find the blue spider lily, so that Muzan could become a perfect being.

Some 400 years before the manga's plot, Muzan encountered Tamayo, who was ill. Muzan transformed her into a demon.

One day, a demon hunter who possessed the breath of the sun almost killed Muzan, but the man survived and henceforth became more careful with all people who possessed or could possess this breath. The distinguishing feature of these people were hanafuda earrings.

Muzan later decides to create a group of twelve of the strongest demons, dubbing them the "Twelve Demon Moons" for his potential protection and uniting them with two goals: eliminating all demon hunters and also finding his treasured cure.

Poison Resistance. His body is much more resistant to wisteria poison, which is fatal to normal demons.

Curse. Muzan can control the bodies of demons.

Immortality. After taking a medicine called "Blue Spider Lily," Muzan can live indefinitely and also becomes immune to disease.

Biological manipulation. Muzan can alter his body, enlarge his limbs, change his size, and so on.

Absorption: Muzan can devour other demons or objects.

Extrasensory perception. Kibutsuji is able to sense the presence of other demons or someone's bloodlust.

Regeneration: Muzan can continue to live even if his body or head is completely destroyed.

Muzan has the ability to transform people into demons using his blood. Even a drop of his blood entering a person's system is enough to trigger a painful transformation after a short time.

Important nuances of this process:
Not every person survives. If a person has a weak body or spirit, they will not withstand the transformation and will die in agony.

Muzan doesn't necessarily have to be contacted directly. The conversion can occur through an intermediary—for example, if Muzan's blood is already circulating in another demon's body.

The transformation is accompanied by physical changes. The person may develop claws or fangs, and their skin or eye color may change. In some cases, the demon takes on a chthonic or bestial appearance.

In the first weeks after its transformation, the demon is extremely aggressive. It develops a ravenous appetite and attacks everyone around it.

Usually the demon loses human memories of his past life.

What happens after the appeal?
After the transformation, the demon gains supernatural abilities: superhuman strength, accelerated regeneration, and near-immortality. He ceases to age and can live for centuries or even millennia.

A demon's power can grow by consuming humans, but everyone has their own limits. Demons can also develop "Demon Blood Art"—unique techniques that depend on the individual and the blood consumed.

The key point: Muzan's blood, in small doses, strengthens the demon, but in large doses, it becomes toxic and can kill by causing a mutation that the body cannot withstand.

Exceptions
Not all demons lose their humanity. Some, like Nezuko Kamado, Tamayo, and Yushiro, retained their memories, emotions, and ability to resist hunger. Nezuko, for example, replaced her need for human flesh with sleep, while Tamayo and Yushiro began drinking only minimal amounts of donated blood.