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Title: A Close Fight
Series:
Demon Slayer #11
Author:
Koyoharu Gotouge
Rating: 3 of 5 Stars
Genre:
Manga
Pages: 183
Words:
8K
The finish up to the fight between the demon siblings, the Pillar and Tanjiro and Co. Lots of “oh noes, oh yays” moments and it wasn’t right up until the end where the demon siblings disintegrate into nothing that I was sure it was over.
It was kind of funny actually, not that it was meant to be. The brother and sister demon have their heads cut off and the heads are lying on the ground, facing each other. They start squabbling about whose fault it is that they lost. Tanjiro comes up to them and pretty much starts lecturing them about how they shouldn’t be squabbling, as they only have each other now. It was meant to be moving and everything, but come on, he IS lecturing a pair of decapitated heads lying on the ground.
★★★☆☆
From Wikipedia
"A Close Fight"
"Grateful"
"A Change of Strategy"
"Worm, Simpleton, Stupid Coward"
"Never Give Up"
"Do Something"
"Final Moments"
"No Matter How Many Lives, Part 1"
"No Matter How Many Lives, Part 2"
After a long fight Daki and Gyutaro are defeated, but during the fight Nezuko almost loses control of herself and Tengen is forced to retire from his position as Hashira due to his wounds. Despite that, Kagaya Ubuyashiki, the leader of the Demon Slayers, rejoice over their victory against the Upper Ranks, certain that the day of Muzan's defeat is at hand.
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