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A review by bhall237
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Vol. 21 by Koyoharu Gotouge
5.0
“HE WAS OVERFLOWING WITH VIOLENT INTENT.”
“HE RESEMBLED MAGMA ERUPTING FROM A VOLCANO.”
“HE BOILED AND SEETHED
AS IF TO CONSUME EVERYTHING.”
This volume serves as a bit of a reprieve for both the remaining Demon Slayers, as well as the readers after the emotional journey of the last few volumes chronicling the defeat of the Upper Rank Kizuki. Muzan is all that remains, and it is going to take everything thr Demon Corps has to defeat him. I love seeing Yoriichi and the creation of the original fighting style that has been passed down throughout Tanjiro’s family and to him. The Hinokami Kagura is such an important part of Tanjiro and to have it fleshed out with such lineage like this was satisfying to finally see.
“HE RESEMBLED MAGMA ERUPTING FROM A VOLCANO.”
“HE BOILED AND SEETHED
AS IF TO CONSUME EVERYTHING.”
This volume serves as a bit of a reprieve for both the remaining Demon Slayers, as well as the readers after the emotional journey of the last few volumes chronicling the defeat of the Upper Rank Kizuki. Muzan is all that remains, and it is going to take everything thr Demon Corps has to defeat him. I love seeing Yoriichi and the creation of the original fighting style that has been passed down throughout Tanjiro’s family and to him. The Hinokami Kagura is such an important part of Tanjiro and to have it fleshed out with such lineage like this was satisfying to finally see.