Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
A grieving teen vows to master deadly swordcraft and hunt the monstrous killer that shattered his family, all while protecting his newly‑demonized sister in hopes of restoring her humanity.
Set in the Taisho Period of Japan, the story follows Tanjiro, a compassionate charcoal seller, whose life is upended when his family is brutally murdered by a demon. His younger sister, Nezuko, the only survivor, has been transformed into a demon herself. Despite the tragedy, Tanjiro is determined to become a "demon slayer" in order to find a way to restore Nezuko to her human form and avenge his family by killing the demon responsible.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01CrueltyApr 6, 2019Rate

Set during the Taishō period (1912–1926), Tanjiro Kamado lives a humble yet happy life in the mountains with his family. One day, upon returning from selling charcoal in town, he discovers his family brutally murdered in a pool of blood after a demon attack. Tanjiro urgently descends the snowy mountain with his only surviving family member, his sister Nezuko, on his back. However, along the way, Nezuko suddenly attacks him, snarling in a moment of violent transformation.
- 1.02Trainer Sakonji UrokodakiApr 13, 2019Rate

At Giyu Tomioka's urging, Tanjiro heads for Mt. Sagiri with his sister Nezuko, who has been turned into a demon. During the night, Tanjiro catches the smell of blood coming from inside a temple. He enters, thinking someone might be hurt, only to come upon a man-eating demon. When the demon attacks, Tanjiro manages to fight back with his hatchet, but the demon's strength proves overwhelming. Just as the demon is about to finish him off, Tanjiro is saved by none other than Giyu Tomioka.
- 1.03Sabito and MakomoApr 20, 2019Rate

The Demon Slayer Corps is an organization that has hunted demons since ancient times. Sakonji Urokodaki begins training Tanjiro for the Final Selection, the test required to join the unit. The training involves navigating a mountain filled with booby traps, practicing dry sword swings, waterfall immersion, and breathing techniques. A year later, Urokodaki tells Tanjiro that he has nothing more to teach him and presents him with one final challenge in the form of a giant boulder.
- 1.04Final SelectionApr 27, 2019Rate

To pass the Final Selection, participants must survive for seven days on Mt. Fujikasane, where demons captured by the Demon Slayers are imprisoned. The story follows the battle for survival between young swordsmen and the demons. Using the breathing techniques and stances he learned from Sakonji Urokodaki, Tanjiro defeats demon after demon. His two years of training have not been in vain. However, just then, a transformed demon appears unexpectedly.
- 1.05My Own SteelMay 4, 2019Rate

As dawn breaks, only four swordsmen remain standing following the seven-day battle. The guides who greet Tanjiro and the other survivors provide an explanation of the Demon Slayer Corps system. Each of the four is given a uniform and a Kasugai Crow as a messenger, after which they must choose the ore for their own Nichirin swords. After carefully examining each lump of ore and relying on his sharp sense of smell, Tanjiro selects one.
- 1.06Swordsman Accompanying a DemonMay 11, 2019Rate

Dressed in the uniform of the Demon Slayer Corps, Tanjiro carries his Nichirin Sword at his hip and transports Nezuko, who has regained consciousness, in a special container crafted by Urokodaki on his back. He embarks on his first mission to a town located to the northwest, where girls have been disappearing each night. Upon arrival, Tanjiro meets Kazumi, a man visibly distressed over the abduction of his girlfriend. Although Tanjiro detects the scent of a demon in the area, no demon is immediately visible. He remains convinced that a demon is responsible for the mysterious disappearances.
- 1.07Muzan KibutsujiMay 18, 2019Rate

Split into three, the demons corner Tanjiro. It is then that Nezuko attacks. Now that she has become a demon herself, she is no longer so weak that she needs protection. His mind made up, Tanjiro follows one of the demons into the swamp now spreading across the ground. Waiting for him there is...
- 1.08The Smell of Enchanting BloodMay 25, 2019Rate

The next mission takes place in Asakusa, Tokyo. Tanjiro is initially struck by the luxurious Taisho Era cityscape, but quickly detects the demon's scent in the area. Following the trail, he encounters Muzan Kibutsuji. Tanjiro attempts to attack him, but Kibutsuji transforms a passerby into a demon, causing chaos. As Tanjiro struggles to manage the situation, another figure appears before him.
- 1.09Temari Demon and Arrow DemonJun 1, 2019Rate

Two demons, Tamayo and Yushiro, arrive to rescue Tanjiro. Tamayo uses the "Eyeblind" spell to lead Tanjiro and Nezuko to her home. There, through a conversation with Tamayo, Tanjiro discovers that there may be a way to restore demons to human form. At that moment, two demons tracking Tanjiro find the house and launch a violent attack.
- 1.10Together ForeverJun 8, 2019Rate

Tanjiro faces a dire situation as he employs various forms of the Water Breathing technique to withstand Yahaba’s final Blood Demon Art, the "Kouketsu Arrow." At the same time, Nezuko and Susamaru remain engaged in their battle. Concerned about the unfolding conflict, Tamayo activates her own Blood Demon Art.
- 1.11Tsuzumi MansionJun 15, 2019Rate

According to his Kasugai Crow, Tanjiro's next destination lies to the south-southeast. Along the way, he meets Zenitsu Agatsuma, another survivor of the Final Selection. Tanjiro struggles with Zenitsu's passive demeanor as they travel deeper into the mountains. They come across two children whose older brother was taken right in front of their home. There, Zenitsu hears the sound of a tsuzumi coming from somewhere nearby.
- 1.12The Boar Bares Its Fangs, Zenitsu SleepsJun 22, 2019Rate

Inside the house, where the rooms shift and spin each time the tsuzumi is played, Tanjiro becomes separated from Zenitsu Agatsuma. Without Tanjiro's presence, Zenitsu is overwhelmed by fear and despair as he guides Shoichi through the house. At the same time, Tanjiro encounters the house's master, a demon who plays the tsuzumi, along with an unusual man wearing a boar’s head mask.
- 1.13Something More Important Than LifeJun 29, 2019Rate

Every time Kyogai, the master of the house, plays his tsuzumi, the room spins and Tanjiro struggles. Debilitated by the fractured bones he sustained in his previous battle, Tanjiro tries to fire himself up as he desperately fights on, but he is overwhelmed by Kyogai's Blood Demon Art. Will he find a way to slice off Kyogai's head?
- 1.14The House With the Wisteria Family CrestJul 6, 2019Rate

After a desperate fight to the death, Tanjiro prevails over Kyogai. He exits the house to find Zenitsu, who had escaped earlier. But it is then that he sees the strange circumstances before him: the battered Zenitsu holding the box containing Nezuko in his arms, while the man in the boar's head mask stands in the way with two Nichirin Swords drawn.
- 1.15Mount NatagumoJul 13, 2019Rate

Their next destination is to the north-northwest. Tanjiro and Nezuko make their way toward Mount Natagumo, accompanied by Zenitsu and Inosuke. The mountain is covered in spider webs and teeming with countless spiders. Leaving the frightened Zenitsu behind, Tanjiro and Inosuke proceed up the mountain, where they encounter other Demon Slayers trapped in spider webs.
- 1.16Letting Someone Else Go FirstJul 20, 2019Rate

Tanjiro and Inosuke engage in battle with the Demon Slayers who have been ensnared by spider webs. After cutting through the threads and dismantling the webs, they press onward into the mountain. As they travel deeper into the forest, the threads grow denser, and the individuals under their control begin to move in ways that defy human capability. Stopping the Demon Slayers without causing harm proves to be a difficult challenge, but Tanjiro then makes a decisive move.
- 1.17You Must Master a Single ThingJul 27, 2019Rate

One of the Twelve Kizuki, a direct subordinate of Muzan Kibutsuji, is present in the area. After Tanjiro slays the Mother Spider Demon of Mt. Natagumo, he discovers that a demon who may hold the key to restoring Nezuko's humanity is located within the same forest. Accompanied by the injured Inosuke, he ventures further into the woods. At the same time, Zenitsu walks dejectedly through the forest, where he encounters a spider with a human face.
- 1.18A Forged BondAug 3, 2019Rate

Tanjiro and Inosuke confront the Father Spider Demon on Mt. Natagumo. Tanjiro launches an attack, but is thrown back by the demon's superior strength. He lands near a river, where he discovers the young demon Rui tormenting the Sister Spider Demon. When Rui refers to their bond of terror and hatred as "a family’s bond," Tanjiro becomes enraged. This marks the beginning of the battle between Rui and Tanjiro.
- 1.19The Fire GodAug 10, 2019Rate

Swordsmen in the Demon Slayer Corps known as Hashiras have arrived on Mt. Natagumo. Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira, slays the Father Spider Demon with a single strike. Inosuke, thrilled to see such a display of swordsmanship by someone in a totally different league from himself, challenges Giyu to a duel. Meanwhile, Zenitsu lies near death as the poison circulates throughout his body. Just then, the Insect Hashira, Shinobu Kocho, appears before him.
- 1.20Pretend FamilyAug 17, 2019Rate

When Rui attacks him with his Blood Demon Art, Tanjiro prepares for death. As his memories flood his mind, he recalls his father's dance, the kagura, and uses it to create a new, non-Water Breathing technique called the Hinokami Kagura Dance. Aware that Rui will strike him at the same time, he uses the move to sever Rui's head. As Tanjiro moves toward Nezuko, who is lying wounded on the ground, a figure appears before him.
- 1.21Against Corps RulesAug 24, 2019Rate

When Tanjiro struggles to protect Nezuko while collapsing, it stirs Rui's memories of his own past. Once a frail child, he became a demon after encountering Muzan Kibutsuji, who gave him a portion of his blood. However, after his transformation, his own parents attempted to kill him. Since that moment, Rui has been searching for a family, longing for a connection he can never truly attain.
- 1.22Master of the MansionAug 31, 2019Rate

After the battle concludes, Tanjiro and Nezuko are brought to the Demon Slayer Corps headquarters. It is here that the Hashira Meeting takes place, convened between the Corps leader, Ubuyashiki, and the Hashiras, who are the most powerful swordsmen within the Corps. The Hashiras reprimand Tanjiro for breaking the Demon Slayer Corps' rules by protecting a demon. The Wind Hashira, Sanemi Shinazugawa, then raises his sword against Nezuko.
- 1.23Hashira MeetingSep 7, 2019Rate

Ubuyashiki, the leader of the Demon Slayer Corps, finally appears before Tanjiro and informs him that he will allow Tanjiro and Nezuko to join the Corps. However, the Hashiras are unable to accept this decision immediately. The Wind Hashira, Sanemi Shinazugawa, slashes his own arm and taunts Nezuko with his blood, attempting to provoke a reaction that would reveal her true nature as a demon.
- 1.24Rehabilitation TrainingSep 14, 2019Rate

The injured Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke are sent to the home of the Insect Hashira, Shinobu Kocho, for treatment. Two weeks later, Tanjiro and Inosuke begin rehabilitation training. However, the drills are extremely demanding, leaving them physically and mentally exhausted. Unaware of the intensity of the training, Zenitsu joins them later and appears enthusiastic, particularly in front of the female Hashira.
- 1.25Tsuguko, Kanao TsuyuriSep 21, 2019Rate

Tanjiro, undergoing rehabilitation training at the Butterfly Mansion, dedicates himself to practicing Total Concentration Breathing techniques throughout the day. Initially struggling against Kanao, a fellow swordswoman and classmate who trains him, he gradually begins to show progress. Inspired by Tanjiro's daily commitment to his training, Zenitsu and Inosuke also resume their own training, though challenges remain ahead.
- 1.26New MissionSep 28, 2019Rate
As Tanjiro and the others continue their rehabilitation training, Muzan Kibutsuji, the absolute master of the demons, begins gathering the Lower Ranks of the Twelve Kizuki. The demons are also preparing to take their next step. As the training nears its end, Tanjiro's skills have improved to the point where he can now fight on equal footing with Kanao. At that moment, he receives news of a new mission from his Kasugai Crow.
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Cast & Crew
805 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Natsuki Hanae
as Tanjiro Kamado
Zach Aguilar
as Tanjiro Kamado
Shinya Takahashi
as (voice) (23 Episodes)
Hiro Shimono
as Zenitsu Agatsuma (voice) (21 Episodes)
Abby Trott
Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
as Inosuke Hashibira (voice) (20 Episodes)
Akari Kito
as Nezuko Kamado (voice) (19 Episodes)
Katsuyuki Konishi
as Tengen Uzui (voice) (18 Episodes)
Takumi Yamazaki
as Matsuemon Tennoji (voice) (11 Episodes) , Kasugai Crow (voice) (6 Episodes)
Aleks Le
as Zenitsu Agatsuma, Additional Voices
Toshiyuki Morikawa
as Kagaya Ubuyashiki (voice) (17 Episodes)
Bryce Papenbrook
as Inosuke Hashibira
Supporting cast
352Saori Hayami
as Shinobu Kocho (voice) (15 Episodes)
Gui Niang
as Shinobu Kochou
Toshihiko Seki
as Muzan Kibutsuji (voice) (13 Episodes)
You Wu Yue Shan
as Tanjirou Kamado, Naho Takada, Teruko
Takahiro Sakurai
as Giyū Tomioka (voice) (12 Episodes)
Lin Hu
as Teoni, Yushirou
Yusuke Tonozaki
as (voice) (12 Episodes)
Shin Ya Takahashi
Daisuke Namikawa
as Hotaru Haganezuka (voice) (12 Episodes)
Kenichi Suzumura
as Obanai Iguro (voice) (11 Episodes)
Tomokazu Seki
as Sanemi Shinazugawa (voice) (11 Episodes)
Shizuka Ishigami
as Makio (voice) (10 Episodes)
Ayumu Murase
as Kotetsu (voice) (10 Episodes)
Tomokazu Sugita
as Gyomei Himejima (voice) (9 Episodes)
Doug Erholtz
as Kasugai Crow, Additional Voices, Wisteria Inn Attendant, Frightened Pedestrian A, Lecherous Tourist
Eiji Takemoto
as Kozo Kanamori (voice) (9 Episodes)
Ray Chase
as Tengen Uzui, Lower Two
Yuri Ehara
as Aoi Kanzaki (voice) (9 Episodes)
Nanami Yamashita
as Kiyo Terauchi (voice) (9 Episodes)
Riho Sugiyama
as (voice) (9 Episodes)
Hochu Otsuka
as Sakonji Urokodaki (voice) (8 Episodes)
Kengo Kawanishi
as Muichirō Tokitō (voice) (6 Episodes) , Yuichiro Tokito (voice) (2 Episodes)
Erica Lindbeck
as Daki, Spider Demon (Elder Sister)
Reina Ueda
as Kanao Tsuyuri (voice) (8 Episodes)
Matthew Mercer
as Kagaya Ubuyashiki, Additional Voices
Kouki Miyata
as Murata (voice) (8 Episodes)
Johnny Yong Bosch
as Giyu Tomioka, Additional Voices
Nao Toyama
as Suma (voice) (8 Episodes)
Kohsuke Toriumi
as Gyokko (voice) (8 Episodes)
Maaya Sakamoto
as Tamayo (voice) (7 Episodes)
Yuusuke Tonozaki
as Guiding Kakushi B, Villager Walla, Gray-Eyed Demon Slayer
Manaka Iwami
as Chuntaro (voice) (7 Episodes)
Brook Chalmers
as Sakonji Urokodaki, Additional Voices
Ayumi Mano
as Sumi Nakahara (voice) (7 Episodes)
Yuuki Kuwahara
as Naho Takada (voice) (7 Episodes)
Ken Ichi Suzumura
as Obanai Iguro
Atsumi Tanezaki
as Hinatsuru (voice) (7 Episodes)
Souhei Horikane
as (voice) (7 Episodes)
Erika Harlacher
as Shinobu Kocho
Kana Hanazawa
as Mitsuri Kanroji (voice) (6 Episodes)
Mark Whitten
as Kyojuro Rengoku
Yoshiaki Hasegawa
as (voice) (6 Episodes)
Greg Chun
as Muzan Kibutsuji, Additional Voices
Makoto Furukawa
as Kakushi (voice) (6 Episodes)
Zhaokun Liu
as Gyutaro
Koki Uchiyama
as Rui (voice) (6 Episodes)
Miyuki Sawashiro
as Daki
Kaede Hondo
as Shigeru Kamado (voice) (5 Episodes) , Shigeru Kamado (1 Episode)
Houko Kuwashima
as Kie Kamado (voice) (6 Episodes)
Emi Lo
as Suma, Ogimoto House Chaperone, Adoptive Mother, Gossiping Courtesan A, Courtesan Carrying Tea, Courtesan Voice C, Doubtful Ogimoto Courtesan A
Toshio Furukawa
as Hantengu (voice) (6 Episodes)
Reba Buhr
as Aoi Kanzaki, Additional Voices
Daiki Yamashita
as Yushiro (voice) (5 Episodes)
Jackie Lastra
as Kiyo Terauchi, Warabihime's Servant Girl A, Traumatized Woman
Hisako Tojo
as (voice) (3 Episodes) , Kakushi A (voice) (2 Episodes)
Kimberly Woods
as Naho Takada, Additional Voices, Courtesan Voice B, Reporting Kyogoku Chaperone
You Taichi
as Takeo Kamado (voice) (5 Episodes)
Brianna Knickerbocker
as Kanao Tsuyuri, Additional Voices, Tokito Servant Girl A, Courtesan Voice A, Frightened Pedestrian E, Undressing Courtesan A, Warabihime's Servant Girl B, Koinatsu's Servant Girl B, Nichika Ubuyashiki (White Hair)
Konomi Kohara
as Hanako Kamado (voice) (5 Episodes)
Kaede Yuasa
as (voice) (5 Episodes)
Ryota Osaka
as Gyutaro (voice) (5 Episodes)
Rina Sato
as Amane Ubuyashiki (voice) (5 Episodes)
Ari Ozawa
as White Hair (voice) (5 Episodes)
Yumiri Hanamori
as White Hair (voice) (5 Episodes)
Erica Mendez
as Makio, Boy who Investigates
Satoshi Hino
as Kyōjurō Rengoku (voice) (4 Episodes)
Robbie Daymond
as Hotaru Haganezuka, Haganezuka, Frightened Pedestrian
Miho Okasaki
as Teruko (voice) (4 Episodes)
Kira Buckland
as Mitsuri Kanroji, Additional Voices, Lower Four
Mitsuhiro Ichiki
as Shoichi (voice) (4 Episodes)
Khoi Dao
as Murata, Muscular Mice, Additional Voices
Ryoko Shiraishi
as Spider Demon (Elder Sister) (voice) (4 Episodes)
Griffin Burns
as Muichiro Tokito
Mitsuki Nakae
as (voice) (4 Episodes)
Takuya Eguchi
as (voice) (4 Episodes)
Koki Miyata
as Murata
Naoko Komatsu
as (voice) (4 Episodes)
Rikiya Koyama
as Shinjuro Rengoku (voice) (4 Episodes)
Emiri Suyama
as (voice) (4 Episodes)
Zeno Robinson
as Genya Shinazugawa, Additional Voices, Genya
Rie Kugimiya
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (4 Episodes)
Yuuichirou Umehara
as Sekido (voice) (4 Episodes)
Kaito Ishikawa
as Karaku (voice) (4 Episodes)
Shunsuke Takeuchi
as Urogi (voice) (4 Episodes)
Daisuke Nakamura
as (voice) (4 Episodes)
Aoi Yuuki
as Black Hair (voice) (3 Episodes) , Kiriya Ubuyashiki (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuki Kuwahara
as Naho Takada
Koichi Yamadera
as Zohakuten (voice) (4 Episodes)
Naoyuki Shimozuru
as (voice) (4 Episodes)
Kosuke Toriumi
as Gyokko
Fumiya Imai
as (voice) (4 Episodes)
Michelle Marie
as Sumi Nakahara, Additional Voices
Akira Ishida
as Akaza (voice) (3 Episodes)
Landon Mcdonald
as Enmu - Lower Moon One, Additional Voices, Lower One
Yuki Kaji
as Sabito (voice) (3 Episodes)
Lucien Dodge
as Akaza, Kazumi
Jun Fukuyama
as Yahaba (voice) (3 Episodes)
Steve Prince
as Kakushi, Spider Demon (Elder Brother), Goto
Mikako Komatsu
as Susamaru (voice) (3 Episodes)
Michelle Ruff
as Takeo Kamado, Shocked Ogimoto Courtesan, Additional Voices, Horrified Courtesan B
Shunichi Toki
as Kiyoshi (voice) (3 Episodes)
Junichi Suwabe
as Kyogai (voice) (3 Episodes)
Ami Koshimizu
as Spider Demon (Mother) (voice) (3 Episodes)
Ikuko Tani
as Old Woman (voice) (3 Episodes)
Saeko Akiho
as (voice) (3 Episodes)
Shin Ichiro Miki
as Tanjuro Kamado (voice) (3 Episodes)
Aoi Koga
as Rokuta Kamado (voice) (3 Episodes)
Sayaka Senbongi
as (voice) (3 Episodes)
Hana Sato
as (voice) (3 Episodes)
Dorothy Elias Fahn
as Kie Kamado, Additional Voices
Shugo Nakamura
as (voice) (3 Episodes)
Ryan Bartley
as Hanako Kamado, Makomo, Tokito Servant Girl B, Confronting Courtesan
Subaru Kimura
as Shino Buff Mice (voice) (3 Episodes)
Kirk Thornton
as Hand Demon, Additional Voices, Tanjuro Kamado
Yusaku Yara
as Tecchin Tecchikawahara (voice) (3 Episodes)
Billy Kametz
as Rui
Soma Saito
as Aizetsu (voice) (3 Episodes)
Jennie Kwan
as Additional Voices, Inosuke's Mother, Kakushi
Tasuku Kida
as (voice) (3 Episodes)
Jeannie Tirado
as Kotetsu
Noriaki Sugiyama
as Tokito's Father (voice) (3 Episodes)
Bill Rogers
as Kyogoku Master, Muscular Mice, Angry Man, Muscular Man, Rashomon Samurai
Shizuka Itoh
as 堕姬(分身) (2 Episodes) , Daki (voice) (1 Episode)
Ai Kakuma
as Makomo (voice) (2 Episodes)
Shiori Izawa
as White Haired Guide (voice) (2 Episodes)
Takehito Koyasu
as Hand Demon (voice) (2 Episodes)
Koudai Sakai
as Kazumi (voice) (2 Episodes)
Yuichiro Umehara
as Sekido
Ryohei Kimura
as Bog Demon (voice) (2 Episodes)
Haruka Shiraishi
as Kibutsuji's Daughter (voice) (2 Episodes)
Showtaro Morikubo
as Spider Demon (Elder Brother) (voice) (2 Episodes)
Shigeru Chiba
as Zenitsu's Master (voice) (2 Episodes)
Tetsu Inada
as Spider Demon (Father) (voice) (2 Episodes)
Yuuki Takada
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Chado Horii
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Takara Inoue
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Yuko Minaguchi
as Kibutsuji's Wife (voice) (2 Episodes)
Anairis Quinones
as Hinatsuru
Mitsuo Iwata
as Udon Shop Owner (voice) (2 Episodes)
Brandon Mcinnis
as Gyutaro
Yuya Hirose
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Xanthe Huynh
as Kibutsuji's daughter, Additional Voices, Tokie
Hibiku Yamamura
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Chris Hackney
as Urogi
Junya Enoki
as Senjuro Rengoku (voice) (2 Episodes)
Caleb Yen
as Karaku
Chiwa Saito
as Koinatsu (voice) (2 Episodes)
Brent Mukai
as Gyokko
Rikako Aikawa
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Brian Timothy Anderson
as Aizetsu
Machiko Toyoshima
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Yong Yea
as Sekido
Takako Tanaka
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Rin Kusumi
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Atsushi Imaruoka
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Ayaka Shimizu
as Kakushi (voice) (1 Episode) , (voice) (1 Episode)
Aoi Yuki
as Kiriya Ubuyashiki, Black-haired boy
Kazuhiko Inoue
as Swordsman (voice) (2 Episodes)
Teruyuki Tanzawa
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Mayuko Kazama
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Yoshimasa Hosoya
as Zenitsu's Senior Pupil (voice) (1 Episode) , Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Shogo Sakata
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Kyle Hebert
as Kanamori, Rui's father, Kozo Kanamori
Marina Inoue
as Nakime (Biwa Demon) (voice) (2 Episodes)
Crispin Freeman
as Gyomei Himejima, Additional Voices
Iori Saeki
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Steve Staley
as Additional Voices, Mantis Demon, Gagging Samurai
Hayato Dojima
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Erik Scott Kimerer
as Iguro Obanai, Obanai Iguro
Tarusuke Shingaki
as Tongue Demon (voice) (1 Episode) , (voice) (1 Episode)
Michael Johnston
as Shoichi
Yoshihisa Kawahara
as (voice) (1 Episode) , Horned Demon (voice) (1 Episode)
Allegra Clark
as Spider Demon (Mother), Additional Voices
Yui Horie
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (2 Episodes)
Laura Post
as Tamayo, Additional Voices
Daisuke Egawa
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Grace Lu
as Teruko
Kazuki Kyan
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Brandon Jay Winckler
as Kiyoshi, Additional Voices
Mamoru Miyano
as Doma (voice) (1 Episode) , Upper Rank Six (voice) (1 Episode)
Show Hayami
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (2 Episodes)
Shoya Ishige
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Kentaro Tone
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Gakuto Kajiwara
as (voice) (2 Episodes)
Nobuhiko Okamoto
as Genya (voice) (1 Episode)
Masaki Terasoma
as Saburo (voice) (1 Episode)
Hikaru Midorikawa
as Temple Demon (voice) (1 Episode)
Aki Toyosaki
as Hand Demon (Child) (voice) (1 Episode)
Makoto Koichi
as Hand Demon's Brother (voice) (1 Episode)
Misako Tomioka
as Tokie (voice) (1 Episode)
Jun Ichi Suwabe
as Kyogai
Satomi Sato
as Tanjiro Kamado (Child) (voice) (1 Episode)
Wataru Takagi
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (1 Episode)
Shizuka Ito
as Daki
Nobuyuki Hiyama
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (1 Episode)
Natsuko Kuwatani
as Rui's Mother (voice) (1 Episode)
Shinnosuke Tachibana
as Rui's Father (voice) (1 Episode)
Daisuke Hirakawa
as Lower Rank One (voice) (1 Episode)
Kenn
as Lower Rank Six (voice) (1 Episode)
Taiten Kusunoki
as Lower Rank Two (voice) (1 Episode)
Soichiro Hoshi
as Lower Rank Three (voice) (1 Episode)
Kana Ueda
as Lower Rank Four (voice) (1 Episode)
Emma Martello
as Kyogai's Father, Additional Voices, Lower Three
Mamiko Noto
as Mysterious Woman (voice) (1 Episode)
Alan Lee
as Additional Voices, Lower Six, Scared Man
Satoshi Tsuruoka
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Christine Marie Cabanos
as Black-haired guide, Kiriya Ubuyashiki (Black Hair)
Jun Fukushima
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kaiji Tang
as Sanemi Shinazugawa
Kohei Amasaki
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Steve Blum
as Kyogai
Chikahiro Kobayashi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Alejandro Saab
as Additional Voices, Zenitsu's senior apprentice
Yuu Hayashi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Max Mittelman
as Sabito, Additional Voices
Taito Ban
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Xander Mobus
as Yahaba
Kanae Itou
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Jessica Dicicco
as Shigeru Kamado, Young Hand Demon
Hiromichi Tezuka
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kyle Mccarley
as Yushiro
Ai Kayano
as Kanae Kocho (voice) (1 Episode)
Sarah Anne Williams
as Susamaru
Shinnosuke Ogami
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Edward Bosco
as Additional Voices
Kikuko Inoue
as Tomi (voice) (1 Episode)
Kirsten Day
as Kibutsuji's wife, Additional Voices
Inori Minase
as Fuku (voice) (1 Episode)
Suzie Yeung
as Amane Ubuyashiki, Ruka Rengoku
Kentaro Ito
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Christopher Corey Smith
as Hantengu
Issei Futamata
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kristen Mcguire
as Red-Robed Courtesan, Courtesan Voice D, Frightened Pedestrian C, Doubtful Ogimoto Courtesan B
Shun Horie
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Laila Berzins
as Confused Courtesan, Frightened Pedestrian D, Rashomon Madam
Seiichiro Yamashita
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Imari Williams
as Shinjuro Rengoku
Ayaka Nanase
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Keith Silverstein
as Adoptive Father, Tokito House Master, Ogimoto Attendant
Katsumi Fukuhara
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Vivian Lu
as Koinatsu
Jun Kasama
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Dorah Fine
as Tokito House Madam, Female Neighbor
Akihiro Mine
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Susumu Chiba
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (1 Episode)
Megumi Toyoguchi
as Ruka Rengoku (voice) (1 Episode)
Mariya Ise
as Kyojuro Rengoku (Young) (voice) (1 Episode)
Kodai Sakai
as Kazumi
Haruki Ishiya
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Mitsuru Ogata
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kaoru Katakai
as Mitsu (voice) (1 Episode)
Minami Tanaka
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Rika Nagae
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yu Sasahara
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Shiori Hashimoto
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Hirofumi Nojima
as Sumiyoshi (voice) (1 Episode)
Ryotaro Okiayu
as Kokushibo (voice) (1 Episode)
Shotaro Morikubo
as Older Brother Spider Demon
Junji Tachibana
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yukari Anzai
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuki Takada
Ryotaro Kawaguchi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Moe Nagamuta
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Daitabi Abe
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuuki Nakajima
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuichi Jose
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Michiko Kaiden
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Nichika Omori
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Junichi Yanagita
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuu Kawada
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yohei Matsuoka
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yousuke Omomo
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Jun Ya Enoki
as Senjuro Rengoku
Misato Fukuen
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kouhei Yanagi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Hironori Shiojiri
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Ryoka Yuzuki
as Shizu Shinazugawa (voice) (1 Episode)
Azumi Waki
as Teiko Shinazugawa (voice) (1 Episode)
Kaori Maeda
as Sumi Shinazugawa (voice) (1 Episode)
Misato Matsuoka
as Shuya Shinazugawa (voice) (1 Episode)
Maki Kawase
as Hiroshi Shinazugawa (voice) (1 Episode)
Aimi Tanaka
as Koto Shinazugawa (voice) (1 Episode)
Atsushi Ono
as Tetsuido (voice) (1 Episode)
Bridget Hoffman
as Rui's mother, Kanae Kocho
Manami Numakura
as Tokito's Mother (voice) (1 Episode)
Sean Chiplock
as Demon in the bog
Kentaro Kumagai
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kellen Goff
as Spider Demon (Father)
Kenji Nojima
as Kanroji's Father (voice) (1 Episode)
Ben Diskin
as Additional Voices, Demon in the temple
Junko Minagawa
as Kanroji's Mother (voice) (1 Episode)
Barbara Goodson
as Grandmother
Shuri Miyumi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Mela Lee
as White-haired guide
Wataru Hatano
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Frank Todaro
as Noodle stand shopkeeper
Fukushi Ochiai
as (voice) (1 Episode)
John Demita
as Zenitsu's teacher
Rikuya Yasuda
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Jake Eberle
as Saburo, Additional Voices
Taketora
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Cedric L Williams
as Senjuro Rengoku
Shoumaru Zouza
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Lisa Reimold
as Warabihime's Servant Girl C, Koinatsu's Servant Girl A
Seiyuu Fujiwara
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Rebeka Thomas
as Yellow-Robed Courtesan, Horrified Courtesan A
Shoya Chiba
as Takeuchi (voice) (1 Episode)
Stephen Fu
as Doma
Shuichi Uchida
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Mick Lauer
as Yoriichi Tsugikuni
Koji Okino
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Mike Mcfarland
as Tecchin Tecchikawahara
Takeo Otsuka
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Koutaro Nishiyama
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Takuma Terashima
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Junji Majima
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Tomohiro Ono
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Taishi Murata
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Tomohito Takatsuka
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuto Hayashi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yoshinari Kikukawa
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Takumi Yuki
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Hayato Kaneko
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Gen Sato
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuki Yonai
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Koki Koyasu
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yukihiro Nozuyama
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kanae Ito
Anan Furuya
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Kent Ito
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Chiharu Sawashiro
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Taichi Ichikawa
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Ryota Iwasaki
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Sho Nogami
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Daiki Kobayashi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Ryusei Nakao
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (1 Episode)
Yohei Azakami
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Shuta Morishima
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Masahiro Yamanaka
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Shohei Kajikawa
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yukina Shuto
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuki Sakakihara
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Natsumi Fujiwara
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Aya Yamane
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Tomoyo Takayanagi
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Atsushi Tamaru
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Yurina Amami
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Konomi Inagaki
as Child at the Temple (voice) (1 Episode)
Kenyu Horiuchi
as Kasugai Crow (voice) (1 Episode)
Ken Kato
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Rikua Yamauchi
as (voice) (1 Episode)
Yu Kawada
Writers
20Akihiko Uda
storyboard artist1 episode • 2019
Haruo Sotozaki
storyboard artist16 episodes • 2019–2022, animation director / key animator / assistant chief animation director / storyboard artist9 episodes • 2019–2023
Hideki Hosokawa
storyboard artist / key animator3 episodes • 2021–2023
Jun Ichi Minamino
art setting assistant / storyboard artist2 episodes • 2019
Kei Tsunematsu
storyboard artist2 episodes • 2023
Ken Takahashi
storyboard artist1 episode • 2022
Koyoharu Gotouge
head writer61 episodes • 2019–2024
Kyle Mccarley
adr script writer: english10 episodes • 2019
Lucien Dodge
adr script writer: english16 episodes • 2019
Masashi Takeuchi
storyboard artist2 episodes • 2019
Shin Ya Shimomura
storyboard artist2 episodes • 2019–2024
Takahiro Miura
storyboard artist6 episodes • 2021–2022
Takashi Suhara
storyboard artist10 episodes • 2019–2024, secondary key animator / key animator / storyboard artist4 episodes • 2019–2024
Takuya Nonaka
storyboard artist3 episodes • 2019–2022, secondary key animator / storyboard artist2 episodes • 2023
Toshiyuki Shirai
storyboard artist6 episodes • 2019–2022, key animator / animation director / layout animator / secondary key animator / storyboard artist5 episodes • 2019–2023
Yo Miura
storyboard artist2 episodes • 2023
Yoshiaki Kawajiri
storyboard artist2 episodes • 2019
Yuichi Terao
storyboard artist1 episode • 2019, compositing supervisor (as Terao Yûichi) / key animator / storyboard artist27 episodes • 2019–2023
Yuji Shimizu
key animator / secondary key animator / storyboard artist2 episodes • 2023
Yuki Ito
storyboard artist1 episode • 2019
Producers
1Other crew
438Takashi Mamezuka
1 episode • 2024, key animator1 episode • 2023
Yuji Shimizu
2 episodes • 2023–2024
Koji Eto
24 episodes • 2019–2023, concept artist / background artist41 episodes • 2019–2023, background artist1 episode • 2023
Masaru Yanaka
26 episodes • 2019–2024, concept artist / background artist / assistant art director / art setting42 episodes • 2019–2023, background artist1 episode • 2023
Ken Nakazawa
3 episodes • 2021–2024, inbetween artist / in-between animation check3 episodes • 2019
Haydi Luomaleto
3d CGI1 episode • 2019, photography assistant1 episode • 2019
Takatoshi Abe
3d CGI1 episode • 2019, photography assistant9 episodes • 2021–2023
Yuki Yamaguchi
3d CGI1 episode • 2019, photography1 episode • 2019
Eri Urushibara
3d CGI1 episode • 2023, photography8 episodes • 2021–2023
Naoki Sato
3d CGI10 episodes • 2019–2023, photography12 episodes • 2019–2023
Taiki Nishiyama
3d CGI2 episodes • 2019
Keigo Takenaka
3d CGI3 episodes • 2019, photography / 3d assistant5 episodes • 2019–2023
Awards & Nominations
1 winSeiyu Awards Special Award
- Won2021Seiyu Awards Special Award
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high confidencesource-verifiedFull episode list covers all 4 aired seasons (63 episodes, April 2019 – June 2024). Events index covers all major pivotal moments across all seasons. The Infinity Castle film trilogy is not yet released and is outside this guide's scope. Episode-body or review verification was performed for S1E11, S1E12, S1E14, S1E19, S1E20, S2E6, S2E7, S3E11, S4E8 — the key disputed and high-severity entries. Remaining events rely on multiple corroborating sources (Wikipedia episode list, web searches, cross-referenced summaries).
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Characters
Tanjiro Kamado · Natsuki Hanae (JP) / Zach Aguilar (EN) · debut [S1E1✓]
A kind-hearted charcoal seller who becomes a Demon Slayer after his family is murdered and his sister Nezuko is turned into a demon. He trains under Sakonji Urokodaki, masters Water Breathing, and later awakens his family's ancestral Hinokami Kagura (Dance of the Fire God) — a flame-based breathing style linked to his father. Across four seasons he grows from a novice into one of the corps' strongest fighters, driven by his determination to restore Nezuko's humanity.
Nezuko Kamado · Akari Kito (JP) / Abby Trott (EN) · debut [S1E1✓]
Tanjiro's younger sister, turned into a demon in the opening moments of the series. Unlike other demons she retains love for humans and never feeds on them. She develops a unique Blood Demon Art — Exploding Blood — that ignites her own blood as fire that harms demons. Over three seasons she steadily grows in power and control, ultimately becoming the first demon ever immune to sunlight, and speaking for the first time since her transformation.
Zenitsu Agatsuma · Hiro Shimono (JP) / Aleks Le (EN) · debut [S1E11✓]
A cowardly, easily panicked Demon Slayer who is in truth exceptionally powerful when unconscious. He has mastered only the First Form of Thunder Breathing (Thunderclap and Flash), but his speed and precision while asleep are extraordinary. He gradually develops more forms and moments of waking courage across the series.
Inosuke Hashibira · Yoshitsugu Matsuoka (JP) / Bryce Papenbrook (EN) · debut [S1E11✓]
A wild, mountain-raised Demon Slayer who wears a hollowed boar's head as a mask and fights with two jagged Nichirin Blades. Raised in the mountains by a boar after his mother's death, he is aggressive, competitive, and initially hostile toward Tanjiro. Beneath his ferocity he shows loyalty and warmth toward his allies. His Beast Breathing is entirely self-taught.
Giyu Tomioka · Takahiro Sakurai (JP) / Johnny Yong Bosch (EN) · debut [S1E1✓]
The Water Hashira (Pillar) and the first Demon Slayer Tanjiro encounters. Stoic and reserved, he is instrumental in allowing Nezuko to live despite Corps rules. He demonstrates the gulf between a Hashira and ordinary Demon Slayers throughout the series.
Kyojuro Rengoku · Satoshi Hino (JP) / Mark Whitten (EN) · debut [S1E23✓]
The Flame Hashira — an exuberant, passionate, and supremely skilled swordsman who becomes a crucial mentor figure for Tanjiro during the Mugen Train arc. His battle against Akaza and subsequent death is the emotional centrepiece of Season 2's first arc.
Shinobu Kocho · Saori Hayami (JP) / Erica Mendez (EN) · debut [S1E20✓]
The Insect Hashira, who cannot decapitate demons due to her physique and instead uses a blade dipped in wisteria-based poison. She oversees the trio's rehabilitation at the Butterfly Estate and serves as a foil for Giyu's stoicism. Her seemingly cheerful demeanour conceals deep grief over her sister's death.
Tengen Uzui · Katsuyuki Konishi (JP) / Ray Chase (EN) · debut [S2E8✓]
The Sound Hashira — flamboyant, boisterous, and highly skilled. He leads the Entertainment District mission with his three wives as undercover operatives. After the gruelling battle against Gyutaro and Daki he is left severely poisoned and injured, retiring from active service.
Muzan Kibutsuji · Toshihiko Seki (JP) / Greg Chun (EN) · debut [S1E7✓]
The Demon King and the original demon — the progenitor of all demonkind. He murdered the Kamado family and turned Nezuko into a demon. Cold, utterly ruthless, and centuries old, he rules the Twelve Kizuki and seeks to conquer his one weakness: sunlight. After Nezuko's immunity is revealed he shifts his primary goal to capturing her.
Muichiro Tokito · Kengo Kawanishi (JP) / Griffin Burns (EN) · debut [S1E23✓]
The Mist Hashira — the youngest active Hashira at 14, a prodigy who became a Hashira in just two months. He had suppressed his memories of his past. During the Swordsmith Village arc he recovers those memories and defeats Upper Moon Five Gyokko.
Mitsuri Kanroji · Kana Hanazawa (JP) / Kira Buckland (EN) · debut [S1E23✓]
The Love Hashira — warm, effusive, and physically the most flexible Hashira due to her unique muscle composition. She wields a whip-like blade suited to her Love Breathing style. Her emotional arc centres on her desire for connection and acceptance.
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