#Kimetsu no yaiba season 2 episode 11

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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Season 3, Episode 11

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���Intruding on one soul is something I won't allow. This trespassing of yours shall not stand!”

-          Tanjiro Kamado, Demon Slayer: Mugen Train (Ep. 04)

The Toonami Trending Rundown for November 2023. After two years of being stuck in “Crunchyroll Jail”, Demon Slayer has finally returned to the better cartoon show to premiere the highly acclaimed Mugen Train arc. And it’s not alone, as Dr. Stone has also returned to resume the second half of the 3rd season, the New World, while IGPX returns to the lineup for the first time in 10 years, as Discotek releases an HD Remaster of Toonami’s first original series.

November 4-5 was a post-Halloween marathon night, as Toonami re-aired Part 1 of Attack on Titan: The Final Chapters, in addition to the first two episodes of IGPX due to the extra hour the block got due to the end of Daylight Savings. In terms of trending, both shows trended in the USA, although the former got some assistance as Part 2 was just released in Japan and on simulcasting. For the night of November 11-12, the premiere night of Demon Slayer and Dr. Stone, #Toonami trended in the USA alongside Demon Slayer and Dr. Stone. #Toonami also trended on Tumblr alongside Demon Slayer and One Piece. On November 18-19, #Toonami trended in the USA on Twitter and on Tumblr, while Demon Slayer and Dr. Stone both trended in the US. And on November 25-26, #Toonami trended in the USA alongside Dr. Stone and IGPX.

The feature for November 11 was a new ID bump made by The Foreign Correspondents' Club. You can check it out below.

The feature for November 18 was a game review of Sea of Stars, a role-playing video game by Sabotage Studio that is available on modern platforms. TOM and SARA have called it a modern-day rendition of the classic Chrono Trigger video game.

And for November 25, Toonami aired another new ID bump featuring TOM and SARA trying out an explosive new weapon, this time from MoreFrames AnimationCo.

With Demon Slayer finally back on the lineup, Toonami has plenty of Demon Slayer to catch up on. Demon Slayer’s Mugen Train arc is only 7 episodes long, given it’s a TV version of the hit Mugen Train film. But there is also the Entertainment District Arc, which will be an addition 11 episodes in length to complete season 2. Followed by the 11-episode Swordsmith Village Arc that makes up season 3. During the Aniplex panel on Saturday morning at Anime NYC, it was announced that the Entertainment District Arc will also be making its way to Toonami on January 13, following the completion of Mugen Train.

Demon Slayer fans will have plenty more to celebrate in the future, as the official Kimetsu no Yaiba Japanese website has already confirmed that a fourth season is in production, to cover the Hashira Training arc. Additional details are to be revealed on December 10.

When it rains, it pours, and with Toonami rekindling relationships with Aniplex (and potentially all of Sony-Crunchyroll LLC), Aniplex USA has announced on Friday at Anime NYC this weekend that a second show is also on the way for the better cartoon show. Lycoris Recoil, an original anime series directed by Shingo Adachi, the character designer and chief animation director of Sword Art Online, will be joining the Toonami lineup on January 20, as the first new acquisition in the 2024 calendar year.

Luffy from One Piece made his debut on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade this year, as he had his own float parading down the streets of New York City for the very first time. Anime was well represented, as he was joined by a Goku float from Dragon Ball Super, as well as a Christmas themed Pikachu and Eevee float from Pokémon. Unfortunately, Luffy’s hat would deflate after it got snagged by a tree branch due to strong winds in the area. The float was still able to fly and would later be showcased on the NBC broadcast, albeit with Luffy’s straw-hat looking like a bucket hat as a result of the tear and partial deflation.

Finally, Toonami has announced marathon nights for Christmas and New Year’s as the block winds down with the year coming to a close. For Christmas week on December 23, Toonami will air all 7 episodes of Dr. Stone: New World Part 2 it has aired to that point from Midnight to 3:30 a.m. EST. While for New Year’s week on December 30, Toonami will air all 7 episodes of Demon Slayer’s Mugen Train arc from midnight to 3:30 a.m.

Until next time, we hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving, congrats to the Texas Rangers for winning the World Series, and see you again next week as always.

Legend: The shows listed are ordered based on their appearance on the schedule. Show trends are listed in bold. The number next to the listed trend represents the highest it trended on the list (not counting the promoted trend), judging only by the images placed in the rundown. For the Twitter tweet counts, the listed number of tweets are also sorely based on the highest number shown based on the images on the rundown.

November 4-5, 2023 Trends

United States Trends:

#Toonami [Trended with #IGPX]

#AttackOnTitan [#1]

Eren (From Attack on Titan) [#6]

Armin (From Attack on Titan) [Trended with Eren]

Mikasa (From Attack on Titan) [Trended with Eren]

#IGPX [#12]

Tweet Counts:

#AttackOnTitan [213k tweets]

November 11-12, 2023 Trends

United States Trends:

#Toonami [#12]

#DemonSlayer [Trended with #Toonami]

#DrStone [#20]

Tweet Counts:

#Toonami [3,522 tweets]

#DrStone [3,469 tweets]

Tumblr Trends:

#Toonami [#5]

#DemonSlayer [#4]

#OnePiece [#2]

November 18-19, 2023 Trends

United States Trends:

#Toonami [Trended with #DrStone]

#DemonSlayer [Trended with #DrStone]

#DrStone [#15]

Tweet Counts:

#DemonSlayer [3,669 tweets]

Tumblr Trends:

#Toonami [#3]

November 25-26, 2023 Trends

United States Trends:

#Toonami [#9]

#DrStone [Trended with #Toonami]

#IGPX [#13]

Tweet Counts:

#Toonami [3,394 tweets]

If you wish to send me a tip for the work on the trending rundown, donations can be sent to PayPal.Me/DanielLimjoco. All proceeds will be used to help pay for my cable bill and other materials that make this trending rundown possible.

Only Toonami on [adult swim] on Cartoon Network.

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Saturday, August 3rd:

(streaming shows): Love Island UK (hulu, season 11 finale), Mammals (AMC+), Miss Night and Day (netflix, penultimate), The Fable (hulu)

(specials): "Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes" (HBO|max, documentary, ~105mins), 30 for 30: "Dude Perfect: A Very Long Shot" (ESPN, sports-comedy documentary, 90mins), Joe Rogan: "Burn the Boats" (netflix, stand-up comedy, livestream in primetime)

(original made-for-TV movies): "Junebug" (HALL, 2hrs), "Mr. Manhattan" (GAFam, 2hrs+15mins), "I Thought My Husband's Wife Was Dead" (LIFE, 2hrs+)

(other highlights): Johnson (BounceTV, comedy, season 4 opener, 60mins), Dinner and a Movie (TBS, "Grown Ups" from 2010), Mammals (BBCAm, ~83mins)

(latenight "Toonami" [adultswim]): Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (marathon, season 2 "Mugen Train" arc, all 7 eps, 3.5 hours), [episode titles at ToonamiNews]

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So I've been away for 2 weeks which is why EP10 is just now being uploaded, EP 11 has been reacted to but needs further editing. So within This Episode, we got to see Mitsuris Past which wasn't a traumatic past but still kept the intrigue going. Somehow she had weird abnormal strength and because of that strength so couldn't really find love. This highlights a recent episode on why she became an Hashira, which is to find someone strong enough to love her. Overall this Episode focused on building her character and the final episode 11. We saw Tanjiro, Nezuko and Genya chasing after the main demon body in order to end these beautiful seasons which in my point of view were the best seasons of them all. Beautiful Animation, the Plot line is amazing, the soundtrack is breathtaking, and everything about this season screamed "I cared enough to give you quality, beautiful quality". And I loved that, again Ufotable smashed it. Anime: Kimetsu No Yaiba - Demon Slayer Current Seasons: To the Swordsmith VillageTags:

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Dust Watched: Kimetsu no Yaiba: Katanakaji no Sato-hen

Genres: Shounen, Fantasy, Action, TW: blood, gore (the usual) // 11 episodes // S01 (x) | S02 (x) | S03 (x)

Ho boy...

✧  story  ✧

This arc is definitely the weakest in my eyes. While all other arcs had a few things I didn’t like, this one flips the script as it had very few things I DID like. Most of my problems come down to the characters but the story wasn’t particularly engaging either.

Repetition might be inescapable for Shounens but that issue (bar fillers) usually only comes up when we’re on the anime’s 230th episode and 34th arc. Compared to that, KNY has a much shorter runtime and even fewer arcs, yet this season feels like I’ve already seen it multiple times before.

Tanjiro goes to a new place, meets the new characters in the first few comedic and chill episodes, the Upper Rank demon(s) show up, then we spend the rest of the season fighting until the sun comes up where the arc comes to an end. This is just... the exact same as the previous 2 arcs.

I refuse to believe this couldn’t be tweaked. The reason these fights take place in *one* night is because the demons are cowards and will run off the second they can’t win before the sun comes up. Okay, then introduce a demon who has less brawl and more brains and strategically hides when the sun comes up but deals incredibly deadly blows during the night when it is able to fight. This would be kind of impossible if we strictly follow the anime’s rules; Tanjiro would be able to smell where they are. But considering the stuff kny pulls out of its ass (*cough* Inosuke during the final battle in the last arc), just make this demon have some... weird powers that disrupts Tanjiro’s detection? 

I’d say that I hope the next arcs will be more different but as they say, fool me thrice...

(Minor thing I just realized: the Hashiras keep dying/nearly dying because they don’t work together! The ease with which the Hashiras could dispatch Upper Ranks if only just 2 of them teamed up??)

✧  characters  ✧

Listen, not every character needs a whole episode long backstory. The Hashiras? Yeah, sure. They are a landmark of the show. But Genya? Little dude is the brother OF a Hashira. You could’ve just condensed his backstory into his brother’s and the result would be the same. Except, I’d actually care. And YET, despite spending a whole episode on his backstory the most important part of his character (his “powers”) don’t get answered! That was the only thing I cared about! Why?

Because Every. Backstory. Is. The. Same! 

Character lived a happy/sad life with their parents and siblings and then one day a demon attacked them and murdered them all except the character! Shock and horror! Spurred on by revenge, they thus joined the Demon Slayer Corps! Yayyyy!

There are only so many times can I see the same story being told applied to different characters before I stop caring. When it happened the first time with Tanjiro? That was great! Horrid and impactful! But it won’t carry the same weight the 14th time around.

Of course, the one backstory that doesn’t fit this mold is Mitsuri who... sigh. Man, I don’t even wanna talk about it. Like, the message was good, don’t get me wrong. But it was just such a typical Shounen way of presenting a strong “yet” pretty female character, I had to roll my eyes.

To balance the amount of flashbacks needed for the new characters, this season went and gave us the absolute most boring demons imaginable. One of them doesn’t even get a backstory which was kinda funny. I didn’t mind this much; they have enough personality to make things entertaining without us knowing their “””””tragic”””” backstories.

Either way, the pacing of this season is a complete mess due to these constant and incredibly long flashbacks. We get like 2 minutes of fighting before the camera zooms in on a character’s face and they start inner-monologuing “This reminds me of when I was 2 years old and eating an apple next to my 12 siblings...”. Then we spend the entire episode getting to know them before we finally snap back to the present fight only for the episode to... end.

The inner-monologues were actually a huge problem in this season. The characters spend less time talking to each other than they do talking to themselves which was not only boring but also quite a bit awkward after a while.

✧  art  ✧

Ufotable brings the usual fare to the fights. Some of the effects and POVs were a bit hilarious (the demon meeting in the first episode reminded me of those “Indian dramas” with the camera moving left right left up down left left every 2 seconds) but everything else brought the usual quality.

✧  sound ✧

The OP and ED slap as usual. I had some complaints about the VA’s this time around though but the script was kinda stale so I’m not surprised they didn’t really know how to portray it properly.

✧  overview ✧

Swordsmith Village? More like Flashback Village ahaaahhahahhaahhaha... sigh

My Rating: 6/10 (you’re on thin ice bud)

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Just some scenes where Nezuko was being cute

Bonus :

Demon Slayer season 2 episode 11

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Douma's very first appearance in the anime

Season 2 Episode 11

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Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba) is one of the most successful shonen manga in recent years, with tens and tens of millions of copies around the world and an ever-expanding franchise. The record manga born from the pen of Koyoharu Gotouge has in fact succeeded in the feat of ousting the legendary One Piece from the top of the Shueisha house sales and the film, Demon Slayer: the Mugen Train, has become the anime film with the highest revenue in history. First published in February 2016, Demon Slayer was therefore one of the backbones that have supported the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine over the past few years. In the spring season of 2019 the opera was then transposed into an animated adaptation by studio Ufotable and from there the franchise of Tanjiro and companions flew into the stratosphere, reaching levels of popularity that had never been seen before. How not to mention, for example, the renowned episode 19 of the first season, which completely broke through the barriers of prejudice and the mainstream by plunging to the top of Twitter's worldwide trending. A survey was recently proposed on the Ranking. net website, which deals with drawing up rankings of the most varied genres and topics. However, despite the not particularly large pool of voters, these types of polls are often indicative of a general trend or liking that, as votes increase, would see its hierarchy consolidate instead of being overturned.

So no matter what, let’s take a look at the 20 favorite Demon Slayer characters from the Japanese public, in descending order.

20) Yoriichi Tsugikuni 19) Ukogi 18) Doma 17) Kanae Kocho 16) Makomo 15) Tengen Uzui 14) Akaza 13) Sabito 12) Sanemi Shinazugawa 11) Inosuke Hashibira 10) Obanai Iguro 9) Mitsuri Kanroji 8) Tanjiro Kamado 7) Kanao Tsuyuri 6) Shinobu Kocho 5) Nezuko Kamado 4) Kyoujurou Rengoku

3) Zenitsu Agatsuma

2) Muichirou Tokitou

1) Giyuu Tomioka

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These were a few of my favourite things - 2022 edition

Fave Anime of 2022: Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi o Suru

They’re so pure and so honest and soooo blueballing ahhhhhh

Best of the Rest Summer Time Render

Attack of the Shadow Clones

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners

REBECCA DESERVED MORE (I don’t even remember liking this show that much lol)

SPY x FAMILY

Fake families are the best families!

Ryman’s Club

Move over Salarymen, the Badarymen are bringing down da house!

Fave eps Summer Time Render 15

Glorious, truly glorious episode from start to finish.

Yofukashi no Uta 11

The show suddenly turned cool with the aid of Sawashiro Miyuki

Kimetsu no Yaiba: Yukaku-hen 10

Lights! Fire! Action!

Akiba Maid Sensou 01

Moe Moe Kyun! Too bad the rest of the show generally sucked

Best girl of 2022: Marin (Kisekoi)

She’s so KIRAKIRA

Best boy of 2022: Aki (Chainsaw Man)

I like cool, smart boys and Aki just about shaded Ayanokoji for me this year

Most Improved Character: Karuizawa Kei (Yojitsu S2)

How on earth did she become best girl when I detested her soooo much in S1. Novel readers KNOWWWW

Most Disappointing Character: Lucy (Cyberpunk: Edgerunners)

How did someone who started off so cool end up being so lame...?

Fav Raburabu Bakappuru: Suletta x Miorine (Gundam: Suisei no Majo)

OHHHH I can’t believe I’m shipping a yuri couple in a GUNDAM series in 2022. Slap meeeeee

Honorary Mention: ChisaTaki (Lycoris Recoil)

The show lost me about halfway through with the villain whose name I don’t even remember any more, but damn when ChisaTaki were on fire early on they were FAIYAAAAAH

And 2022 was yet another year where I read zero manga. Yay me =__=

Bonus: Favourite TV series: Severance

This show screwed my mind up 60,000 ways...like HOLY SHIT. How can they end with that ending??? Season 2 ASAP pleaseeeee

Favourite ship: Kacy (NCIS: Hawai’i)

I am just this dumb sucker for height difference trope and I fear this is a black hole I’ll never get out of (unless the show gets cancelled, haahhahaha *sweatdrop)

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Demon Slayer/Kimetsu no Yaiba - Season 2

11 Episodes

The levels of animation in the Mugen train arc were higher than anything I've seen in any standard series and to see that be carried over into the second season is frankly insane.

The Entertainment arc has been so much fun and Tengen has been a joy to watch throughout the season along with his wives and all the other characters.

I think the studio has been absolutely killing it!

The final battle for this season is legendary and by far some of the best action animations I've seen on screen.

I have high hopes that we'll get more content for each of the other hashiras but for now this season has been well worth the wait.

Final verdict: great story, great season, beyond crazy animations, this show will no doubt go down as a historic anime.

10/10 - Masterpiece

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FEATURE: 21 Great Anime You Should Absolutely Watch In 2021

    Happy Anime Day! With every season bringing a plethora of new series, there are now countless shows and movies, both new and old, to watch. Whether it's adventure, comedy, romance, or drama you're looking for, here are 21 anime series you should add to your watchlist in 2021.

      1. My Hero Academia Season 5

When it comes to the next chapter of My Hero Academia, 2021 couldn't come fast enough. Season 4 showed audiences just how high the stakes really are and how dangerous the enemies can be. Season 5, which recently premiered in March, will not only deliver high-level action, but we'll also get more time with the great slate of heroes and villains showcased last season.

      2. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train

After hearing the news of Mugen Train dominating the box office, the time has come for North American audiences to experience this highly anticipated film. Mugen Train will be available for digital release this summer and will help fill the void fans of the series have been feeling since the season ended. And we can always revisit Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba in the meantime.  

      3. The Devil Is A Part-Timer

The Devil Is A Part-Timer! offers lots of comedy with all the appeal of your traditional fantasy series, but it takes place in the modern world. Demon Lord Satan gets transported to Tokyo, and while his original goal was to take over his homeland of Ente Isla, Satan finds a better path to world domination ... climbing the ranks at the local MgRonalds! It's fun, it's wacky, and it's one of those series we never thought would get a second season, until now.

      4. Given The Movie

Talk about a bag of mixed emotions. Like the series, you'll feel proud and happy one minute, and then a pile of mush the next. Given The Movie provides a touching viewing experience following these fractured characters as they navigate their personal feelings, as well as expressing their innermost emotions through music.

        5. Hunter X Hunter

2021 marks the 10-year anniversary of Hunter X Hunter. Whether you've never seen this series or you've re-watched it hundreds of times, come celebrate this epic title's milestone!

      6. MEGALOBOX 2: NOMAD

MEGALOBOX brought all the charm of a '90s anime, but with the story of a futuristic society that takes boxing to a whole other level. Gearless Joe made a name for himself in Season 1, and although things have changed and gotten complicated, he's "not dead yet." For Joe, the fire still burns within him, and he seeks to fight once more. 

      7. Osamake: The Romcom Where The Childhood Friend Won't Lose!

Finally, a series where the childhood friend captures the heart of the MC ... I hope? It is a harem after all! Osamake: The Romcom Where The Childhood Friend Won't Lose! has a whole lot of comedy, a whole lot of shenanigans, and a noticeable amount of ... revenge. It looks like an epic competition is about to get underway!

        8. Chihayafuru

If you're experiencing Haikyu!! withdrawals, then Chihayafuru may be the next best sports anime for you! Now don't be fooled. Although Chihayafuru is all about Karuta, a Japanese card game, it still delivers the same level of development and high-stakes settings as other sports anime. This may be one of those series you always saw around but never watched but if there was ever a time to binge, it's now!

      9. Tokyo Revengers

With the manga receiving much praise, probably one of the most anticipated anime adaptations for 2021 is Tokyo Revengers. Motivated by tragedy, Takemichi Hanagaki finds himself in the past, climbing the ranks of the Tokyo Manji Gang in order to change destiny. He may not appear the toughest, but he's determined to get through the intense situations he finds himself in.

      10. To Your Eternity

Knowing this is a story from Yoshitoki Oima, creator of A Silent Voice, To Your Eternity, will surely be an adventure that tugs on your heartstrings. Audiences will witness an intimate journey of life and death revolving around an emotionless orb with no identity but can take the shape of those around it. There will be elements of time, drama, emotion, plus Hikaru Utada performs the theme? ... Sold! Want to know more? Check out the full manga catalog here.

      11. Shaman King

A Shaman King reboot was the best present fans of the original series could've gotten as the title just marked its 20th year since the show premiered back in 2001. Fans will be transported back to their childhood, all the while looking forward to a new story that reflects the manga. The series recently aired in April in Japan, and fans in North America can expect to watch the series sometime later this year. 

        12. Horimiya

  If you've been searching for a romance anime unlike any other, then you should watch Horimiya if you haven't already. This series takes everything you know about anime romance tropes, and delivers a series of fresh new twists, making for a warm and cozy viewing experience.

    13. Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day

If in between all the action and comedy you need a good slice of life series about friendship, Anohana is the series for you! The original series aired 10 years ago, but sometimes a trip down memory lane is exactly what you need. Plus a new visual and news of an upcoming project will surely get you pumped to hit play.

      14. The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 2

Thinking he'd be the hero in this new fantasy world, Naofumi Iwatani ended up being hated, shunned, and stigmatized at the beginning of The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 1. But as he journeyed on, he developed genuine relationships, gained valuable trust, credibility, and gratitude from others. Season 2, airing in October, is ready to continue with Naofumi's journey and progression.

        15. Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S

Miss Kobayashi Dragon Maid has it all! This series draws you in with its cute appearance, but it surprises you with its mature moments and shocks you with some unexpected sizzle. Plus it has dragons, maids, and sweet raps! Be sure to check out the second season's adventures this July. 

    16. One Piece

  If you haven't already committed to the legendary behemoth One Piece, now may be a good time to start. The anime is set to hit its 1,000th episode this year, and while diving into a series that's so far along can seem intimidating, if you've been spending a lot of time binging TV lately, this series could be your next big marathon.

      17. S8 the Infinity

Take the Tony Hawk Pro Skater video games, and mix them together with vibrant, aesthetically pleasing animation and cool action scenes and you have S8 the Infinity. Sports anime has been really expanding its catalog lately, and this series is an entertaining addition to the genre.

  Image via Hulu

  18. The Wallflower

A little bit of nostalgia is nice to mix into your anime watchlist. If you're a fan of Ouran High School Host Club, then you'll love The Wallflower! It's got some handsome boys, a cute and quirky girl with a fascination for all things dark and scary, and all the ridiculous antics of a harem!

      19. Death Parade

Death Parade has stayed under the radar, but it at least deserves to be on YOUR radar. A story about the afterlife where a bar represents limbo and its bartender decides the fate of the souls in front of him whether they experience reincarnation, or disappear into the void by playing a game. This is a psychological, thought-provoking drama with some mystery, as we don't know the true nature of the people in the bar, or what led them to where they are. Those secrets will eventually be revealed as the game plays on.

    20. Puella Magi Madoka Magica

Like Hunter X Hunter, this year also marks the 10-year anniversary of Puella Magi Madoka Magica. Madoka was and to this day still is a defining series that was a real game-changer for the magical girl genre, showing just how much danger magical girls face. It's a must-watch if you haven't already, so make a contract with yourself to watch or re-watch this series sometime in 2021.  

    21. How To Keep A Mummy

  How To Keep A Mummy is a heartwarming episodic series to watch when you want to have a feel-good time! Friends and classmates spend time together with their mythical creature companions: A precious, tiny mummy who anytime he holds anything will make your heart melt, a somewhat hot-headed but caring oni, a clever dragon, and a fluffy baku. After catching up on everything on your watch list, have fun with this series to round out 2021.  

What anime will you be watching in 2021? Let us know in the comments!

        Veronica Valencia is an anime-loving hot sauce enthusiast! You can follow more of her work as a content creator on Twitter and Instagram.

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Demon Slayer / Kimetsu no Yaiba (Master List)

This post will contain scripts for Demon Slayer / Kimetsu no Yaiba / 鬼滅の刃.

COMPLETED EPISODES

ENG sub/JPN/ROM: Season 1 (1-26), Season 2 (1-18), Season 3 (1-11), Season 4 (1-6)

ENG dub: Season 3 (2)

STATUS: Ongoing (last updated 2024/11/25)

CLICK HERE for the Google Drive folder with all Demon Slayer transcripts.

Season 1

Episode 01 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 02 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 03 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 04 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 05 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 06 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 07 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 08 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 09 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 10 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 11 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 12 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 13 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 14 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 15 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 16 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 17 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 18 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 19 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 20 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 21 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 22 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 23 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 24 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 25 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 26 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Season 2

Episode 01 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 02 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 03 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 04 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 05 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 06 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 07 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 08 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 09 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 10 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 11 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 12 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 13 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 14 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 15 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 16 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 17 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 18 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Season 3

Episode 01 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 02 -- English (dub)  |  English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 03 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 04 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 05 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 06 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 07 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 08 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 09 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 10 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 11 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Season 4

Episode 01 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 02 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 03 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 04 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 05 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Episode 06 -- English (sub)  |  English + Romaji  |  English + 日本語  |  日本語

Find the Demon Slayer: Mugen Train movie script here!

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So I've been away for 2 weeks which is why EP10 is just now being uploaded, EP 11 has been reacted to but needs further editing. So within This Episode, we got to see Mitsuris Past which wasn't a traumatic past but still kept the intrigue going.

Somehow she had weird abnormal strength and because of that strength so couldn't really find love. This highlights a recent episode on why she became an Hashira, which is to find someone strong enough to love her.

Overall this Episode focused on building her character and the final episode 11. We saw Tanjiro, Nezuko and Genya chasing after the main demon body in order to end these beautiful seasons which in my point of view were the best seasons of them all. Beautiful Animation, the Plot line is amazing, the soundtrack is breathtaking, and everything about this season screamed "I cared enough to give you quality, beautiful quality".

And I loved that, again Ufotable smashed it. Anime: Kimetsu No Yaiba - Demon Slayer Current Seasons: To the Swordsmith Village Tags:

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THE BEAUTY WITHIN LOVE BREATHING | MITSURI’S PAST REVEALED - #KimetsuNoY…

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Final Thoughts - 2019 Long Shows

Dear Lord. This is where all the good shows went.

2019 was absolutely awful on a season-by-season basis (except for Summer, anyway), but that’s mostly because most of the best shows ran longer than what has become the industry norm of a single season. And indeed, heading into the new decade, we seem to be seeing a major renaissance for two- or split-cour shows, given the massive success seen by shows like My Hero Academia, Food Wars, and Haikyuu!!..particularly in comparison to the new perpetual-runners Black Clover (which, despite running for over two straight years now, is still not the most popular show of Fall 2017 by viewer count on MAL, and sits at a ‘meh’ 7.2), and even worse, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, which is faring even worse on both counts even though it premiered two whole seasons earlier and the fact that it is the sequel to Naruto.

As a reminder of my rules, the shows on this list may or may not have premiered in 2019, but they finished airing this year. The split-cour rule (stating that I judge any show that “finishes” and then premieres a “new season” within six months) didn’t come into play for any 2018 shows, but it will for Ascendance of a Bookworm and Food Wars this year, at the very least.

With that being said! 25 shows running longer than thirteen episodes finished airing this year after being simulcast, and of those…

I skipped 6:

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Part V: Golden Wind, Fairy Tail Final Series, A Certain Magical Index III, Ace Attorney Season 2 and Cardfight Vanguard (2018) because I either dropped or have not finished their previous (also long-running) seasons.

Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS because the simulcast started late and also it was bad.

I Dropped 8:

Worst Long Show of 2019: The Rising of the Shield Hero

It’s always fun to see that a show you hated from its first episode only gets more and more distasteful afterwards, but it’s less fun when a service you have to promote because they’re the legal option is forced to shove it down your throat because they had a hand in making it and it became a massive hit that your friends don’t see any issue with because the author wrote a story that justifies its hero’s patronage of the slave industry. This is my punishment for watching the whole first season of The Asterisk War before I knew better.

YU-NO: A girl who chants love at the bound of this world

A confusing mess from the word go, this ill-fated adaptation of a visual novel from the nineties seems like it was mostly made to cash in on the popularity of the Science Adventure series, but failed to present itself in a way that made an ounce of sense or looked remotely interesting.

Fairy Gone

Am I really the only one that saw potential here? I mean yes, it ended up a boring slog that didn’t care to move its plot in a meaningful direction, but the first episode was at least cool. I guess Izetta: The Last Witch should have taught me better.

We Never Learn

I know that I’m in the minority in terms of the male demographic for shows like this, but honestly, how are bland harem shows still this easy to market? A copy-pasted protagonist with copy-pasted waifus drag down what could be an interesting setup for a story. 

Karakuri Circus

The first episode of this one had me excited, the second and third left me bored to tears and wondering if it would continue to look uglier by the minute. I haven’t seen a three-cour show look this janky since Knight in the Area.

Radiant

Having heard good things about this show from my cohorts, I do feel bad for saying I’ll probably never return to Radiant, but when you have a show that’s notably written by a European author...and it turns out to be a frustratingly standard shounen affair with middling production values, well, you can see my earlier annoyance with Cannon Busters.

Ensemble Stars

This one still gets to me. It almost looked like a male-idol show I would finally be able to get behind, what with its rebellious attitude and oddball setting...that is, until the setting got to be too unbelievable and the show began drowning its audience in side-characters because they had to squeeze every husbando from the mobile game into the story, and it all began to resemble UtaPri a little too much...but without the production value.

Boogiepop and Others

This was a hard drop, honestly. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how I felt four episodes in, before concluding that I was bored and not particularly invested, two things that should never describe the experience of watching a Madhouse show. The fact that this was the project responsible for ruining One Punch Man only made it worse. There’s a slow burn, and then there’s walking away without turning the stove on.

And I Finished 11 (holy crap that’s like three hundred episodes just on their own).

That Time I Was Reincarnated as a Slime (5/10 & 1/10)

I’ll be honest, I had forgotten just how livid I was with the ending (and especially the sad excuse of a recap episode) of Slimesekai, and reading back through my write-up of it, it’s certainly coming back to me. While this year had bigger demons to fight (Shield Hero), the bad taste that Slime left me with hasn’t really faded, and the wasted premise bugs me to this day.

Hinomaru Sumo (7/10)

What Hinomaru lacked in production value, it happily made up for in good execution and earnest heart. I can’t believe this came from the same studio as Conception, Try Knights and 7Seeds, but if they can only get out one good show a year, I’m glad that we got one bringing attention to a sport that many will joke about but few understand, respect and appreciate.

Kono Oto Tomare (7/10)

Speaking of giving love to traditional Japanese culture, here’s a decent-if-unoriginal show about a local high school koto club down on their luck, and the troubled teens coming together under a scrappy protagonist to bring it back to life. Kono Oto Tomare doesn’t have much that you haven’t seen before, but a decently-executed club drama with Your Lie In April-inspired musical performances is more than enough to keep me interested, and since Forest of Piano kinda crashed and burned under the weight of its own self-importance this year, it was nice to have an alternative.

MIX: Meisei Story (8/10)

It’s hard to judge MIX next to the other shows on this list because it’s almost too old-school for its own good, revelling in an eighties storytelling style that didn’t end up jiving with a wide audience this year. But at the same time, its fun character dynamics (and a very good dub from Funimation, despite them saying they’d never touch sports anime again) were very entertaining to watch, even if it didn’t focus as much on the sport it was supposedly about as much as I’d have liked.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (8/10)

I fully admit that I’m very salty about the fact that this won Show of the Decade in Funimation’s poll while it was still on and I thought there were hundreds of more deserving shows, but I can’t deny that Demon Slayer was a very enjoyable experience, albeit one that I had notable problems with. That’s not gonna stop me from getting mad when it sweeps the Anime Awards in a few weeks, though.

Fire Force (8/10)

I was very afraid that David Productions wouldn’t be able to match the energy of Studio Bones’ adaptation of Ohkubo’s previous work, Soul Eater, but I was happy to be proven wrong. Even if the last few episodes contained a bit too much infodumping, it was all sandwiched between jaw-dropping fight scenes that proved that the people who make Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure can still handle the reins of a more traditional action show.

Fruits Basket 1st Season (8/10)

I know that my score for this one is a bit lower than others, but I think that Fruits Basket did pretty well in its first season, considering that it was largely spent setting up future storylines and adapting the part of the manga we’d all seen before, but with much higher production value. I’ve been familiar with this part of the story for over a decade, and the scene with Tohru and Kyo (you know the one) still made me cry. Now, we get the real plot going.

Dr Stone (9/10)

A great start to a totally new spin on shounen, Dr Stone gives me hope for survival in the post-Shokugeki world in which we’ll soon live, as a show that wears its research on its sleeve. A complex plot weaving interesting characters in and out of a narrative surrounding a philosophical battle where both sides actually do have fair points (even if one of them is going about it in a pretty cruel manner). More please.

Vinland Saga (9/10)

Once again, a great start to what will hopefully be years of quality storytelling, Vinland Saga made it seem like it was dragging in the middle only to reveal just what its slow burn had been leading up to, with twist-heavy storytelling and a fantastic cast to match the high visual quality of its brutal battles.

Run With the Wind (9/10)

It’s not often that Production I.G. gets to make a complete, fully-realized show anymore, and this one was a glorious reminder of the potential of the studio in the TV space, and a great rebound for the director of Joker Game. It’s gorgeous to look at, the cast is wonderful, and the story is both realistic and idealistic in a satisfying balance. It’s a miserable process to get to the finish line in real life, but sitting back and watching this was nothing but a treat. At least, until a minor fumble at the end.

Best Long Show of 2019: Dororo (9/10)

Speaking of complete stories, Tezuka Productions and MAPPA teamed up for a breathtaking adaptation of an underappreciated Tezuka classic that expands upon the story in exactly the right way to create a thrilling, savage, beautiful masterpiece that focuses a laser-sharp eye into the relationship between two characters in their journey to, literally and figuratively, become complete people. Also, that opening was killer.

And that’s it! That’s the fun list. Next comes the painful one. Stay tuned for the trash heap.