Kagaya Ubuyashiki

Kagaya Ubuyashiki (産屋敷 耀哉 Ubuyashiki Kagaya), better known as "Oyakata-sama" among his subordinates and peers, is the leader of the Demon Slayers. Occupation Head of the Demon Slayers Race: Human Floor: Male Age: 23 Height: 177 cm. Nationality: Japanese. 🇯🇵

Final Selection Arc Kagaya receives a message from the crows that five students have passed the final selection.

Mount Natagumo Arch Thanks to his message via crow to Mount Natagumo, Nezuko Kamado's assassination by Shinobu Kocho's sword was prevented through trial.

Functional Recovery Training Arch Soon, when Tanjiro and Nezuko are brought to trial by all the members of the "Pillars" and their verdict is that the siblings are dead, Kagaya's appearance prevents their deaths this time as well. He asks to allow Tanjiro and Nezuko to continue fighting against the Demons despite breaking the rules of the "Demon Slayers", which many disagree with, so Kagaya shows the "Pillars" a letter from Sakonji Urokodaki which proves the truth of Nezuko being able to exist without devouring humans. As a fallacy of his words, he offers the Pillars his and Giyu Tomioka's lives in case they are proven wrong and Nezuko kills a human. In that case, they will be forced to commit seppuku. The "Pillars" reluctantly decide to let the siblings live.

That evening, they are at a meeting with all the Pillars where they discuss the increasing number of demons and the increasing attacks on humans. Kagaya believes that his "children" are capable of defeating the "Twelve Demon Moons" and their leader Muzan Kibutsuji,

Infinite Train Arc When Kagaya learns that all 200 passengers survived the demon's attack, he praises the deceased Kyojuro for his sacrifice. He is not upset by the death of the Pillar, but only says that he too will soon join Rengoku and the other deceased Hunters.

Red Light District Arch Kagaya receives news that Upper Moon 6 has been defeated and is ecstatic that this achievement was accomplished by Tengen, Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, and Inosuke. But despite his violent coughing that causes him to bleed, he states that an Upper Moon death has not happened in over a hundred years.

Kagaya has the ability to calm others down due to the special tone of his voice.[2] Foresight: Like the rest of the Ubuyashiki family, Kagai has very well-developed instincts. This helps the Ubuyashiki avoid dangerous situations, as well as become richer.

Affiliation: Demon Slayers. Occupation: Head of the Demon Slayers.

Kagaya wears a dark kimono with a white haori over it. He has medium-length dark hair. His face is covered in bulging veins due to a birth defect. At the time of his first meeting with Tanjiro, his irises had already become lighter due to the blindness that appeared as the disease progressed. Before that, his eyes were purple. height: 177 cm. age: 23. human. Asian appearance. Japanese.

He spent every day of his life visiting the graves of fallen demon hunters until illness left him bedridden.

As a child, he had two younger brothers, Senri and Akito, but Senri, unable to cope with the thought of dying before reaching thirty, set fire to the Ubuyashiki clan's estate at the age of eight, forcing his six-year-old brother Akito to commit double suicide. Their mother died in the fire, and Kagaya was left all alone as a nine-year-old child.

When Himejima Gyomei first met Kagaya, he was 14 years old. According to Gyomei, even at that age he spoke to people the way they wanted to be spoken to. In addition, Ubuyashiki had a very strong intuition and using this gift of foreseeing the future, he avoided many misfortunes.

Kagaya is quite calm. He shows genuine concern for the members of the Demon Slayer Corps, even considering them his children. He is also able to handle criticism well and is honest about his weaknesses.

He accepted Tanjiro and Nezuko's situation (through Sakonji Urokodaki's letter), and even defended them despite the Pillars' opposition. This shows that he can think about various circumstances without any prejudice. His manner of speech, although smooth and gentle, is extremely tactful: Kagaya uses words and intonations in a way that makes the person he is speaking to listen to him. His speech is able to make even the initially inattentive Muichiro Tokito and the impulsive Sanemi Shinazugawa listen.

early 20th century, Japan.