Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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MASSIVE MANGA SPOILERS AHEAD
“Just seeing your face makes me sick. Just hearing your voice makes me so angry my head hurts. Even.. after living hundreds of years what I remember vividly is your face, the thing I most want to forget. I can’t remember… my fathers face or my mothers face or my wife’s face or my childrens faces. Only yours is clear. You are like the unequaled sun. And all the human beings around you… have no path other than yearning, reaching out their hands… and writhing in agony… until they become ashes. I could never grab hold of anything, anything at all. I abandoned my home, I abandoned my wife and children. I abandoned my humanity. I cut down my descendants and abandoned being a samurai.. But even all that… wasn’t enough? You said that those who master their paths all reach the same place. But I never did. I could not see the same world that you did.” A while ago I made a video on The Greatest Depiction of The Strongest surrounding the character of Arima Kishou; but after making it I felt kind of bad because there was another character who I’ve always thought did a fantastic job at representing the concept for The Strongest who is arguably just as deserving of the greatest to do it, and that’s Yoriichi Tsugikuni from the series of Demon Slayer. Now the intro is kind of long so I’ll get to the point, in this video I’ll be explaining the story of Yoriichi, his overwhelming strength in the series of Demon Slayer; and why this overwhelming strength is far more nuanced most may think. With that said, since I value the time of both you and I, let’s get into the video.
#tanjiro #demonslayer #muzan #yoriichi
EDITED BY: https://x.com/DonMisery
MASSIVE MANGA SPOILERS AHEAD
“Just seeing your face makes me sick. Just hearing your voice makes me so angry my head hurts. Even.. after living hundreds of years what I remember vividly is your face, the thing I most want to forget. I can’t remember… my fathers face or my mothers face or my wife’s face or my childrens faces. Only yours is clear. You are like the unequaled sun. And all the human beings around you… have no path other than yearning, reaching out their hands… and writhing in agony… until they become ashes. I could never grab hold of anything, anything at all. I abandoned my home, I abandoned my wife and children. I abandoned my humanity. I cut down my descendants and abandoned being a samurai.. But even all that… wasn’t enough? You said that those who master their paths all reach the same place. But I never did. I could not see the same world that you did.” A while ago I made a video on The Greatest Depiction of The Strongest surrounding the character of Arima Kishou; but after making it I felt kind of bad because there was another character who I’ve always thought did a fantastic job at representing the concept for The Strongest who is arguably just as deserving of the greatest to do it, and that’s Yoriichi Tsugikuni from the series of Demon Slayer. Now the intro is kind of long so I’ll get to the point, in this video I’ll be explaining the story of Yoriichi, his overwhelming strength in the series of Demon Slayer; and why this overwhelming strength is far more nuanced most may think. With that said, since I value the time of both you and I, let’s get into the video.
#tanjiro #demonslayer #muzan #yoriichi
