SSNG Demon Slayer Cosplay Katanas Blade,Japanese Katana,demon Slayer Sword Giyu Tomioka,Sword Weapon Prop Tomioka Giyuu,Hand-made Anime Cosplay Exquisite Wood Sword Collectibles, Knife+knife Holder

Product Information

These materials can only be found at the tops of mountains where the altitude ensures that they’re always exposed to the sun, giving them the chance to absorb the power of sunlight. 4. Giyu’s Nichirin Sword Is Real (Kind Of) Giyu's crow is a very old crow, so it tends to make mistakes when giving messages and move slowly during battles. [41] Third Form: Flowing Dance ( 参 ( さん ) ノ 型 ( かた ) 流 ( りゅう ) 流 ( りゅう ) 舞 ( ま ) い , San no kata: Ryūryū Mai ?) [30] - The user swings and bends their blade in a winding motion along with their body and dances in a flowing pattern, slicing everything in its path. During his battle with Muzan Kibutsuji, he loses his right arm. [7] After the fight, Giyu cuts his hair down to shoulder length, now wearing it loose rather than tied into a ponytail. [8] Whether you’re a practitioner of the Water Breathing fighting style, or simply looking for a solid practice sword, this replica will be sure to do the job.

Eighth Form: Waterfall Basin: The user cuts the target vertically in a flowing motion which is most effective when they are falling downward. I must pass on what was entrusted to me. Never again will I let family and friends die before my eyes. I'll save him. I will save Tanjiro the same way I was saved.” Additionally, an even stronger version of this weapon, Crimson Red Nichirin blades, can be achieved by raising the sword’s temperature to extreme levels, striking two Nichirin blades together in the right manner, or the application of the right form of intense Blood Demon Art. A Crimson Red Nichirin sword is even more efficient because the heat allows demons to be destroyed on a molecular level, which means that amputations or wounds from this blade won’t heal like the standard kind. Why Do The Swords Take On Different Colors? Many fans even compare Iguro’s sword to the classical Indonesian Kris sword. While it’s shorter in length, the Indonesian Kris sword also follows asymmetrical waves in its shape. This unique shape allows Obanai to use his sword in unpredictable ways, making it much harder to doge than a regular sword. Ever since Kimetsu no Yaiba emerged as the hottest shonen anime of the 2020s, fans have been cosplaying its hashiras and carrying replica katanas to cons. Among the most popular characters is Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira who wields a nichirin blade and uses it in combination with his Water Breathing style.Water Breathing ( 水 ( みず ) の 呼 ( こ ) 吸 ( きゅう ) , Mizu no kokyū ?): A Breathing Style taught to him by the Water Hashira before him, Sakonji Urokodaki. As the Water Hashira, Giyu is his generation's most skilled Water Breathing user. Giyu has completely mastered this swordsmanship style, to the point that he created an entirely new technique within the Breathing Style and impressed Akaza who had fought Water Hashira in the past. Fifth Form: Blessed Rain After the Drought ( 伍 ( ご ) ノ 型 ( かた ) 干 ( かん ) 天 ( てん ) の 慈 ( じ ) 雨 ( う ) , Go no kata: Kanten no Jiu ?) [27] - The user changes the grip on their sword and decapitates the opponent in a single flowing strike that causes little to no pain. It is a “sword strike of kindness” used when the enemy willingly surrenders. A stoic and expressionless young swordsman with messy hair, Giyu is seen wearing a haori which is split in the middle with two different patterns on either side and underneath that he wears the standard demon slayer uniform. The history behind his haori is that one side which is patterned with squares of green, yellow and orange belonged to his best friend who passed, Sabito and the other side which was a solid red belonged to his late elder sister, Tsutako Tomioka who sacrificed herself to save Giyu from a demon.

Beneath his seemingly unemotional and aloof attitude, Giyu suffers from an inferiority complex which he developed since his participation in Final Selection. It gets severe to the point where he contemplates abandoning his position as the Water Hashira until Tanjiro helps him realize that instead of acting on his survivor's guilt, he should cherish his life and live on for the people who sacrificed their lives for him. [13] This feeling of survivor's guilt strikes again when he believes Tanjiro has died after the fight against Muzan. Giyu, while he sheds tears, admits how he is always the one who is saved. The current arc will not only focus on Tanjiro and Nezuko, but will also focus on Mitsuri Kanroji, the Love Hashira, and Muichiro Tokito, the Mist Hashira. Another character that will get some time to shine is fellow Demon Slayer, Genya Shinazugawa, the younger brother of the Wind Hashira, Sanemi. If that isn’t enough to excite fans, the Demon Slayers must work together to take on two Upper Rank Kizuki: Hantengu, the Upper Four, and Gyokko, the Upper Five. As fans like you may have noticed, there are kanji characters written on Giyu’s sword that seem to match the ones we see on other hashira’s swords. These symbols translate roughly to “Destroy all evil demons” as explained by the village swordsmith in the manga. All of the demon slayers have this written into their blades.Moreover, the water theme goes beyond symbolism, tying into Tomioka's Water Breathing technique. The fluid movements and powerful strikes that define his fighting style are visual metaphors of the sword's water-like appearance. In terms of the colorful transformation itself, it’s supposed to be emblematic of the personality, technique, and general energy that lies within each Demon Slayer. For instance, someone with a fiery and aggressive resolve would likely see their sword turn orange or red, whereas a Demon Slayer that’s full of love might receive a pink blade. These unique colors make the swords operate as an extension of the Demon Slayer and their values.