Demon Slayer: The More Ruthlessly I Kill Demons, the Closer I Get to Becoming One

Tanjiro Kamado can smell everything.

He can smell the blood on demons, and the traces of humanity still lingering in their hearts.

Killing a man-eating demon is easy.

But when your nose tells you that this demon pushed a child out of harm’s way just three minutes ago, using the last of his reason...

Can you still bring your blade down?

A teammate turns into a demon and swings at you, shouting, “I don’t want to die.”

A senior turns into a demon and tells you, “Humans are too weak. Only by becoming a demon can I protect more people.”

A demon who saved an entire village kneels before you. “You can smell the people I saved. Can you smell the people I ate?”

Every swing of the blade asks you the same question:

On the path to slaying demons, how far am I from becoming one?

A satisfying power fantasy. There’s angst. No saintly do-gooders.

Every chapter will make you think again about what it means to be human, and what it means to be a demon.