The best villain quotes in the Slayer demon

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Summary

• “We pay you back for what you have done to us” – Gyutaro Tengen Uzui, reflects deep -rooted trauma and revenge.

• “Until you die, you have not lost,” Kaigaku on the Zensu, revealed his twisted survival of thinking that justifies his selfishness.

• “I really believe that people are pathetic” – at home in Inosuke, reveals that viewers people like animals to be defeated.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba It tells the captivating story of the endless battle between the forces of good and evil. As important as the characters fighting for greater good are, without bad guys would not be the same. The series contains several dangerous villains, each with a twisted worldview that forces them to commit abominable crimes.

The villains often express their bizarre ideology when they fight the Demon Killers in the Battle of Life or Death. Each of their statements reveals trauma or deep -rooted system of faith. While quite a few of them are unforgettable, These are the best quotes of villains from the series.

7

“We pay you back for what you did to us”

Gyutaro on Tengen Uzui

• Mango: Chapter 88
• Arc: An arc of entertainment district

When Gyutaro fought with Tenngen Uzui after the latter was beheading Daki, he promised the accurate revenge of the Demon killer. In his angry state shouted:

I collect what is due. We pay you back for what you did to us! And as you lie down, don't forget … that it was Gyutaro who sent you to the afterlife!

While Gyutaro's words reflected his emotional state at that time, as soon as the battle ended, it was finally revealed that it was also underlining something much more ominous. The duo of the fraternal sister was excluded and bullied for most of her early human life. The wounds caused by their bodies and souls lived with them even after they turned into demons.

Gyutar's quotation reflects his deep -rooted, vengeful nature, shaped by those cruel experiences that force him to the accurate revenge of every person with whom he crosses the ways. He feels that his cruelty to people is justified because they have left and tortured them until he lived.

6

“Until you die, you haven't lost”

Kaigaku on the zensu

• Mango: Chapter 145
• Arc: Infinity Castle Arc

The struggle of Zensu and Kaigak at Infinity Castle was one of the most intense battles in the whole series. They both trained under the same master, and the death of Jigoro Kuwajima left Zennsu's broken and furious man for Kaigak's decision. When he sought to explain, Gyutaro and Daki's replacement in twelve kizuki revealed how he unknowingly hit Kokushibo one evening.

To save his life, he accepted the offer to become a demon and betray the ideals his master instilled. Justified this by saying:

“Until you die, you have lost you. You can touch your face to the dirt, you can lose your home or drink muddy water, people can curse you for theft of money, but if you live, you can win one day.

From the context, the words of Kaigak may sound motivated, but with the right context reveal twisted survival of thinking. For him, every human being he had ever met, only a pawn who was sacrificed for his survival and strength. Kaigaku has never regretted playing a major role in the deaths of several innocent people. It was almost as if the demon was before Kokushibo turned him into one.

5

“I really believe people are poor”

At home to Inosuke

• Mango: Chapter 161
• Arc: Infinity Castle Arc

At the Infinity Castle, when Inosuke was confronted with Doma, he was overcome by emotions. He realized that he was facing someone who killed his mother and friends to shake with rage and grief. When he told the demon not only killing him, but showing him what the real hell was, he mocked his notes at home.

In his typical cold and ridiculous tone he said:

“The fact is that even those who live upright and good life meet with misfortune, while the wicked once as they please. They have fun and live life. The idea of ​​a divine punishment is a joke.

She was honest at home as always. His wicked comments reveal that he really looked at human beings. They meant nothing but animals that should be killed and absorbed.

4

“Why have I ever been born in the world?”

Kokushibo remembers Yoriiichi

• Mango: Chapter 178
• Arc: Infinity Castle Arc

Kokushibo was once one of the strongest swordsmen of his generation, but his efforts to create a permanent legacy associated with his desire to overcome his brother by improving his technique, forced him to become a demon. But even though he gave his everything, he still felt a deep emptiness and could not close peace with the fact that Yoriichi had exceeded everything he had ever achieved.

In the last moments he looked back at his life and unfortunately admitted:

“I could never catch anything. Nothing at all. I left my home. I left my wife and kids. I left my humanity. I cut my offspring and left that it was samurai. But even everything that wasn't enough?

When Kokushibo the body disintegrated and disappeared, Yoriichi's flute was found in his kimono. For centuries he had kept it like a memento. His last words bear deep sadness and regret, which also reveals a terrible reality to be a demon. The forces that have accumulated in all these centuries did not mean anything and broke Kokushibo.

3

“I despise only weak”

Akaza to Tanjiro

• Mango: Chapter 148
• Arc: Infinity Castle Arc

Since Akaza killed Kyojuro, Tanjiro has been waiting for the day he finally stood up to confront the demon for his crimes. In the end, he fulfills his wishes when he meets the upper value of three at Infinity Castle. During the battle, when Akaza begins to ridicule the rengoku, Tanjiro upset and he pushes back on his contemptable comments. Akaza claims to praise Kyojuro, but Kamado feels that the demon is just crazy, his dead comrade. Akaza defends itself:

“You don't understand, Tanjiro. I despise only weak. I spit only to the weak.

These comments only reveal the demonic and genocidal mentality of three upper values. They really believe that people who are not strong enough to defend themselves can be rightfully killed.

2

“And that's why I'm all going to go”

At home to shinob

• Mango: Chapter 141
• Arc: Infinity Castle Arc

At the Infinity Castle, when she found Shinobu Kocho at home, she was shocked when she found him that her girl alive, while there were inanimate parts of the body of several people around him. The unwavering insects of a hash -shocked reaction presented himself as the founder of the eternal paradise culture. He said his mission was to make people happy. Shinobu, of course, was upset with his remarks and tried to acquaint him with the absurdity of the situation by claiming that the girl he was going to eat asks for help.

She smiled at home and replied, “That's why I saved her.” Then he continued to justify his actions by unwilling adding:

“You know, everyone is afraid to die. And that's why they eat them all. Now they live with me together. Forever. All feelings of my worshipers. Blood. Body. I assured that I accept, save and lead them all to enlightenment.”

The frightening words at home lay a bare apathetic and twisted logic that dictates his worldview. It should not be surprising that even the other demons do not trust him and see directly through his feigned benevolence.

1

“I have never seen God or Buddha”

Muzan to Kagaya Ubuyashiki

• Mango: Chapter 137
• Arc: Hashira Training Arc

Muzan kibutsuju looking for his arch-senesis Kagaya ubuyashiki without happiness. The leader of the demon Slayer Corps played a key role in the help of an ancient organization to gain a decisive victory over the strengths of the King's demon. Kibutsu naturally hated his guts and desperately wanted to get rid of him.

Despite his best efforts, he could not watch Kagaya until Nakime was selected as a Hantengua replacement and gained the ability to use eyeballs known for espionage. The Muzan visited Ubuyashiki's property himself, determined to complete the noble family for a generation.

During their short interaction, the Muzan ridiculed Kagaya for his illness and boasted arrogant:

“Heaven will punish me. Despite the hundreds, a thousand people I killed, I was released from the hook. And during these thousand years I have never seen God or Buddha.”