This show Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba is yet another spectacle by ufotable — the studio that can take an otherwise generic shounen with a fairly linear story and turn it into a show that has fans craving for more every week. The only survivor, his sister, is turned into a demon herself and so the boy begins his journey to not only get revenge on the demon that took his family away from him but also cure his sister and turn her into a human once again.
Ufotable really outdid itself here. The manga is honestly decent at best. The anime also manages to hide some very cliched moments that were scattered throughout the course of the manga. One of them is the pacing in the middle part of the anime. I felt that some fights and arcs dragged on for far too long. While this might not seem as a massive problem to people who binged these episodes, it did feel like a pain waiting weeks just to get to the conclusion of the said storylines.
Like the narrative, Tanjirou Kamado, our main protagonist is a pretty straightforward character. Kind, gentle, selfless and caring are just some of the qualities that he possesses. His determination in the face of overwhelming opponents is nice to see, although again, it is something exceedingly typical of the protagonist in a shounen. Unfortunately, this is where the second of my two complaints with the show Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba begins: the handling of its characters and their development.
Apart from his demon-slaying skills, his personality as a whole did not grow much in the series. His pessimistic nature was kinda amusing at the beginning, but it became old very, very quickly. We then have Inosuke Hashibira, another one of the new demon Slayers. The bond between the two siblings is one of the driving points of the series. There are two supporting characters who actually had massive impacts on the story, and whom I personally really enjoyed watching in the brief screentime that they got.
These two actually shaped Tanjirou as a person going forward. Overall, the characters are easily the weakest part of the series. Visually, this show is a masterpiece. No other way to put it. In terms of animation, Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba can compete with any other anime and still come out on top.
The animation is the reason that led to the popularity of the show and hats off to ufotable for that. I was somewhat surprised by the decision to have only one opening and ending for both the cours. The opening was very pleasing in the first few episodes, but I began skipping it in the latter half of the show, not because I got tired of the vocals or the music, but because it had the same visual sequence as well.
At the end of the day, Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba is a typical shounen with top-tier production values and a few critical issues such as some poor character writing and pacing. Despite these issues though, I enjoyed Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba for what it was: an anime with stunning visuals and a soundtrack that managed to keep me hugely entertained for the majority of its run. Anime1st has done all the work for you, you can visit our blog posts to discover short articles ideas about which animes are the best, according to your taste.
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