Tanjiro is now apart of the Demon Slayer Corps, and is now being assigned to various missions across Japan trying to stop demons. The balance between the heartbreaking and the funny is well maintained, and while Tanjiro is a bit of a special snowflake, he's so wonderfully unaware of it that it doesn't bother me that much (at least for now ;)). I can't help but cackle when Nezuko's panels are just her with a leg in the air bc she kicks first, thinks second.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The humor also hits the marks as there's a couple of really funny moments, funny faces, and getting more time with the sister kicking ass was a big bonus. Having previously written for over three sites, Anthony remains dedicated to spreading the gospel of EarthBound.Somewhere in the midst of his obsession with cat pictures, he finds the time to pen about his favorite hobby. This system is very common in the figure collection industry due to the limited number of units available. I’m still finding the fight scenes a little bit rushed and confusing to follow, but the art style is improving, so I'll probably continue reading. The narration is slightly choppy and flashbacks aren’t made apparent like normal manga (which usually incorporates a black gutter to indicate flashbacks).

Tanjiro Kamado passes the final selection for the Demon Slayer Corps, is allowed to pick the metal to forge his demon killing sword and heads back to his sister and mentor. During final selection for the Demon Slayer Corps, Tanjiro faces a disfigured demon and uses the techniques taught by his master, Urokodaki! Still reeling from this test, he gets back to his master to find Nezuho awakened, and soon after he gets his first mission and then his second. Muzan’s introduction was definitely my favourite part so far; I’m curious to see if he’ll continue to have a big role in the rest of the manga.Okay, I don’t know what happened between Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba’s first volume and this second iteration, but the first eight pages gripped my attention, drowned my heart in melancholy, and kept both in its clutches throughout its nine chapters — a feat rendered even more incredible when you consider the serialization rendered chapters seven and eight only a week apart.

Color 70 more illustrations featuring your favorite characters from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, with art by creator Koyoharu Gotouge! We may’ve failed to shed tears over Tanjiro’s slain family, but that we’re this stunned at the death of a minor enemy is proof of Gotogue’s authenticity as an author. It felt like there was more action in this second volume than the first one since there are no training scenes.Kibutsuji's Wrath / The Smell of Enchanting Blood ( 鬼舞辻の癇癪・幻惑の血の香り , Kibutsuji no Kanshaku / Genwaku no Chi no Kaori ?