Among the armies deployed by the Demon Slayer Legion against Muzan Kibutsuji's army of flesh-eating demons, Hashira is the most powerful defender of humanity. Their individual breathing styles and mastery of various forms are second to none, allowing them to challenge or even rival the world's most powerful villains. demon slayer.
Hashira may be the Legion's greatest demon slayers, but they are not immune to the effects of time, aging, and devastating injuries that force them to retire. However, leaving the battlefield does not mean that the strongest Hashira retires. demon slayer I became helpless. In other words, retired Hashira are by no means weak.
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Jigoro Kuwajima's retirement did not hinder his ability to develop powerful swordsmen.
Jigoro Kuwajima lived a long life after retiring from his role as the Rumble Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps. Although he lost one of his legs and was removed from the battlefield, he continued to serve the Legion by mastering all forms of Thunder Breath and taking on students with the potential to eventually become his successors.
In his prime, Jigoro fully mastered all forms of Thunder Breathing except the seventh form, which was newly developed by Zenitsu. Although he looks like a short and dumb old man, he boasts solid swordsmanship and can teach Zenitsu and Kaigaku. Although he met a miserable fate, he was one of the most valuable Hashira in demon abuse.
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Rengoku Shinjurō lost his Flame Hashira title, but he did not lose his skills.
One of the biggest reasons why Rengoku Shinjurō retired as a Flame Hashira was because he became disillusioned with his family's legacy after realizing that sun breath was far superior to fire breath. At the same time, Shinjuro lost his wife and was overcome with deep sadness and resentment.
Nonetheless, Shinjuro was a seasoned Hashira who defeated numerous demons throughout his career, from a snake demon that attacked Obanai and his cousin to a demon that threatened a bento vendor at a train station. He fully mastered fire breathing and its devastating techniques, and without even unsheathing his sword, Tanjiro immediately recognized that he had once been a masterful demon slayer.
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Sakonji Urokodaki retired from the role of Water Hashira, but demons still feared his name.
Mentor to Tanjiro, Giyu, Sabito, and Makomo, Sakonji Urokodaki has proven his unrivaled mastery of the water breathing method by training many young swordsmen into capable demon exterminators. Even after his retirement, Sakonji remained a key member of the Demon Slayer Corps, providing support and guidance to Tanjiro and Nezuko whenever the situation became dire.
In his prime, demons feared Sakonji and his Tengu Mask. Because the former Hashira was able to easily and calmly cut off the demon's head in an instant. He was also responsible for capturing many demons throughout his career, with the Hand Demon being one of his most notable captures due to the threat it posed to the future demon slayer in his final selection.
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Tengen Uzui retires after proving he can defeat high-ranking monsters
Uzui Tengen left his position as Sound Hashira before Muzan Kibutsuji launched his final attack, leaving the remaining active demon slayers to face a deadly battle within Infinity Castle without their most spectacular Hashira. While his companions were possessed by the demons of Infinity Castle, Uzui risked his life on earth to protect Kiriya Ubuyashiki.
Despite Uzui's sudden retirement, his combat achievements against Daki and Gyutaro are worthy of respect. Not only did he fight single-handedly and one-armed on the side of the red-light district, helping to end Kyutaro's reign of terror, but he also protected his wife Tanjiro and his allies, refusing to let his side become another victim.
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Tomioka Giyu completed Mulhashira's mission to the end.
It is no secret that Giyu Tomioka was reluctant to take on the position of Hashira within the Demon Slayer Corps, believing that he was unqualified and unqualified. However, his mastery of underwater breathing methods proved that he was far from ordinary, as his skills allowed him to endure the Final War and outlive powerful demons such as Akaza and even Muzan.
Additionally, Giyu had unlocked the Demon Slayer Mark, a sign that he was fully qualified for the Hashira profession. Following Muzan's death and the disbandment of the Demon Slayer Corps, Giyu effectively retired as the threat of the Demons ended and his duties as Mulhashira ended.
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Shinazugawa Sanemi's last Hashira mission ended with the fall of Muzan Kibutsuji.
Among the Hashira, Sanemi was one of the most threatening. Unlike his peers, the retired Wind Hashira boasts striking features, from his white hair and merciless smile to the numerous battle scars that cover his face. Additionally, he has an aggressive breathing style that matches his bold personality and thirst for demonic blood.
Like Giyu, Sanemi's Hashira career ended after the death of Muzan Kibutsuji. His combat performance in the final war is admirable, from the countless attempts to kill Muzan, to protecting Tanjiro and his companions multiple times, to his ability to fight against the Demon King alongside the strongest Hashira until the very end while mourning his brother's death.
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Tsugikuni Michikatsu abandoned the demon race and became Kokushibo.
Like Yoriichi, Michikatsu's rank as a demon slayer has been unclear, but fans strongly believe that he was one of the Hashira deployed by the Sengoku period legions. In the end, Michikatsu was able to learn solar breathing under Yoriichi along with other Hashira for quite some time. Michikatsu failed to learn Sun Breathing from his older brother, but developed Moon Breathing on his own.
Speaking of Moon Breathing, Michikatsu is the only one known to use this unique and powerful breathing style, even after joining Muzan's army as Kokushibo. He himself had awakened the mark of the demon, but even in this state, Michikatsu's swordsmanship and overall power were far behind Yoriichi's.
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Tsugikuni Yoriichi remained undefeated even after leaving the Demon Slayer Corps
Tsugikuni Yoriichi's rank as a demon slayer is unclear, but it is widely implied that he was a former Hashira, primarily due to the markings on his sword. Additionally, his skills as a swordsman were far superior to that of all demon slayers of his time, and he created Sun Breathing, a unique breathing style from which all other styles were derived.
Among the series' demon slayers, Yoriichi Kuni was the only swordsman to almost kill Muzan Kibutsuji on his own. At that time, he completely overwhelmed Muzan with a single coordinated attack of all forms of Sun Breathing, reducing him to 300 pieces of demonic flesh by the end of the battle. His older brother, now in his 80s, even acknowledged that despite Yoriichi's aging body, he was stronger than him.
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