Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba #21
| Writer | Koyoharu Gotouge |
| Artist | Koyoharu Gotouge |
| Cover Price | $9.99 |
The fight with Kokushibo, the highest-ranking demon among Muzan's servants, is over. Although Himejima and Sanemi defeated Kokushibo and sent him to hell, the price the Demon Slayer Corps has paid is very high. Kiriya Ubuyashiki, the new leader of the Demon Slayers, struggles to recover from the losses. With the battle against Muzan far from over, the remaining fighters will need his help more than ever. Meanwhile, deep within Infinity Castle, Tanjiro and his friends come face-to-face with their nemesis at last...
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9.0
But Why Tho? - LaNeysha Campbell
Apr 04, 2021Overall, Demon Slayer Volume 21 is worth the read. The mangaka sets the tone of this volume within the first few pages to let the readers know that there will be casualties. I loved the horrific imagery of the villain's new design. There are some especially gruesome and graphic scenes throughout the volume to illustrate the severity of the situation that Tanjiro and his comrades have to face. Lastly, I am excited to see what comes next in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba, Volume 22now that it seems Nezuko is finally going to join the final batter too. Read Full Review
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The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Feb 17, 2024True to the formula, we must slip away during an intense battle and relive something of the past. This time, we've already seen the backstories of all the Hashira and demons involved, so I was wondering who's story we would see. Even after all of the character deaths we've seen throughout this series, there are still some emotional moments in this volume that somehow still deliver gut punches. The fighting remains intense and beautifully illustrated when we're not going down memory lane with Tanjiro, Learning about Yoriichi's life was also fascinating, so I really appreciated this inherited memory. Read Full Review
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