Yandere!Demon Slayer x Reader - Bored (2024)

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What is the most disturbing scene in demon slayer? ›

His sister Nezuko has been turned into a demon in one of anime's most shocking episode one twists. The sight of a newly feral and starving Nezuko pouncing on her own horrified, confused brother fully intending to tear his throat out with her teeth is disturbing.

Violence & Scariness

Lots of fantasy violence, including bloody injuries and corpses, including those of young children. It also features disturbing images of people turning into demons or eating human flesh.

tanjiro is a yandere that doesn't take kindly to rivals, of course, he won't do anything drastic, however, jealousy still radiates off him by the boatload, it's always clear in his demeanour when he feels this type of way.

The Surface-Level Reason Gyomei Always Cries

One of the main in-universe reasons Gyomei cries a lot is because of his past of trauma. Before becoming a Slayer and a Hashira, Gyomei's life took a truly tragic turn that would make it understandable for Gyomei to cry a lot and often.

Ingridbooks Not younger children, but older ones yes. It's a shōnen manga, so it targets people aged 12-18. But there can be scenes that are scarier, so i wouldn't let my kid read it until they're 13-14 ish.

There is one pretty graphic scene where the demon king (Muzan Kibutsuji) kills a bunch of his main "soldier demons" (the lower moons) by ripping thier heads off, crushing them and making them explode into large piles of gore. This scene is also dragged on for quitw a while, and all the disgusting detail is seen.

IndieWire reviewer David Ehrlich, who gave the film a "C" on an A to F scale, likewise praised the film for its striking visuals, and for the characters of Kyōjurō Rengoku and Enmu, but said its R rating was excessive.

Apparently, the second film in the franchise, Demon Slayer: To the Swordsmith Village, has been banned in certain Middle Eastern countries owing to a single scene that breached their censorship regulations.

But Demon Slayer introduced Tanjiro's main love interest briefly, and she doesn't really return until the end of the season, when she is fighting against him. His love interest that develops as the story goes on is Kanao Tsuyuri and their romance is quite adorable.

They claim that Yoriichi was the strongest demon slayer, and thus, the curse was ineffective on him. Tanjiro, on the contrary, dies at 25 because he does not match Yoriichi's strength.

Who is Nezuko's boyfriend? ›

Zenitsu Agatsuma

Upon seeing her for the first time, Zenitsu falls in love with Nezuko at first sight. She apparently views Zenitsu as a "weird dandelion" and did not initially seem to reciprocate his feelings. Although the two are rarely seen interacting together, Zenitsu treats her with affection and care.

Enraged by the feeling of inferiority, he slashed Yoriichi's body in half, but inadvertently broke the flute he gave him as a child. Seeing that he still thought highly of him even after his transformation, Kokushibo couldn't help but shed a tear.

Fans were heartbroken by Kotoha's decision to throw Inosuke into a river, hoping that he could survive, while Kotoha dies being eaten by Doma. Despite being an infant, Inosuke somehow remembers his mother's sacrifice, adding another layer of sadness to it.

The reason behind the Stone Pillar's constant stream of tears on his face is the sadness he experiences when he sees the sorrow around him. Gyomei is an extremely compassionate person who pities everyone who has gone through pain and suffering.

1 Muzan Kibutsuji (Demon Slayer)

Like Naraku, he was once an ordinary human, but has now lived for a thousand years, devouring some humans while turning others into his minions. Muzan is absurdly fast, intelligent, and strong, able to mutate his body into different forms for combat.

15 Shinobu Kocho

Shinobu Kocho's tragic backstory is one of the most heart-wrenching in Demon Slayer. She and her sister, Kanae, were orphaned at a young age after their parents were killed by a demon.