Is this the best character from Kimetsu no Yaiba?
Is this the best character from Kimetsu no Yaiba?
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Ayden Reyes
sure
Chase Hall
*Jobber
Kevin Morris
maybe if you watched his movie and literally nothing else
Thomas Rodriguez
No, that's Zenitsu
Jace Wood
Yes
God he's so fucking hot with his flowing hair and firm culo, umff... I want him to rail me so hard that I wouldn't be able to walk properly for the rest of the day.
Elijah Parker
*ₜₒₒₜ*
Hudson Hill
He died way too early.
Cameron Sanders
NOOOO
Jaxon Cooper
That's the kamina affect for you.
If anything rengoku kinda reminds me of kamina, I can imagine him saying "believe in the me that believes in you, kamado!"
Dylan Fisher
Not even close.
Hunter Robinson
>best pillar
Muichiro
>best moon
Akaza
>best girl
Aoi
Carter Flores
>Flame Jobber
Andrew Parker
Fucker did nothing and then died
I couldn't give an ounce of a shit about a character who checks in and checks out so quickly, and the story trying to make out his death to be this super sad thing just didn't work because how can I be sad about the death of a character I barely know and thus don't care about
Aiden Ward
Hey now he tried his best, no need to be rude
>Akaza
Last night I was thinking what if sanemi met akaza instead of koku, the amount of anger and violence between them would go through the roof
Jackson Gray
>best pillar
Himejima
>best moon
Koku
>best girl
Tamayo
>hottest girl
Muzan
Oliver Hughes
>Muzan
>Not daki
Asher Morris
How can he be the best if he's dead?
Ryan Rodriguez
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I love how there's an older lady waiting for the train as well
Ian Bennett
he saved many people on the train
Noah Rogers
best ≠ strong
Wyatt Anderson
He barely got time to really be established as a character before he got killed off. Not a whole of lot depth to him
second this
Noah Davis
Tbf it was like that with most of the characters that died
Charles Williams
Never read this manga and know nothing about this character. I just can’t stand his fucking eyebrows.
Gabriel Allen
Christian Ramirez
He’s a jobber, that’s all you need to know
Chase Robinson
Bun
Christian Young
> Fire Jobber
Kek
Gabriel Cruz
>akachad
>can't even escape a dying human's grasp without ripping his arms off
Colton Parker
>used goods
At least Muzan is pure. PURE!
Levi Cruz
At least he can survive getting beheaded by a nichirin blade, unlike a certain someone.
Cooper Bennett
> jobbed to chemicals and cuckoldry
This is why no one likes you
Aaron Wright
he was good, I think it would have been improved by him interacting with the kamadoboko or rest of the pillars a little more before train arc. But for the time that he did spend on screen- he got his main point across very well and the sentiment was mirrored and followed up consistently by all the characters after.
Rengoku's path had to have happened for the reflection afterwards to represent a process of grief in other characters, and that I think was shown clearly with the limited panel time they had- not necessarily to make the viewer feel the same way. (like I doubt any of us could realistically say we've felt what Snr Rengoku did, we can guess and infer, but that kind and scope of pain is not comprehensible from a single page, it's not meant to be, not when it's so personal and private and relates to a literal lifetime of memories he'd have for his wife and son.). The main point was so readers could get an idea what the character's were feelings, not to feel the exact same way I.e.Yoriichi's case. Croc isn't coocoo enough as to think she can make every viewer feel as her characters do. There's like one instance where I got the sense she really wanted the reader to feel for a character- and lmao- it's wasn't rengoku, it's akaza. The rest- she leaves up to the reader to read how they want, draw their own conclusions.
That's part of why I like KnY, because of how it handled all its characters as a whole- not because one was particularly better then others- croc was good at showing their commonalities as well as their differences. i'm sure those who liked the show still had favorites at the end, but I like that there was many that I genuinely enjoyed reading.