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| ⚫ | }}The {{Nihongo|'''Hashira'''|{{Ruby|柱|はしら}}|Hashira}}, also known as the '''Pillars''', are the nine most powerful swordsmasters in the [[Demon Slayer Corps]]. As such, they are the organization's top-ranking, most elite soldiers who each serve a pivotal role in their war against [[Muzan Kibutsuji]].<ref>''Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga'': [[Chapter 45]], Page 2</ref> |
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==Overview== |
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| − | The [[Pillars]] are the nine most potent swordsmen among the Demon Slayers who sustain the [[Demon Killing Corps|Demon Slaying Corps]]. Those who are of lower rank may be killed at a frightening rate, as each Pillar possesses a distinct breath style which is learned from a cultivator or developed through extreme training. The group is overseen by the leader of [[Demon Slaying Corps]], [[Kagaya Ubuyashiki]]. |
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| + | The Hashira are the nine strongest and most skilled combatants in the entirety of the Demon Slayer Corps, and they are regarded as the most potent swordsmen among all the Demon Slayers. Their existence literally sustains the entire organization. |
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| + | The Hashira, in accordance with their great strength, are the most highly ranked among Demon Slayers, second only to the Corps leader, [[Kagaya Ubuyashiki]], and later, [[Kiriya Ubuyashiki]]. |
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| − | Pillars are continually searching for a {{Nihongo|'''Tsuguko''' (Successor)|{{Ruby|継|つぐ}}{{Ruby|子|こ}}|Tsuguko}}, that can take their place when they die or retire. Each Pillar is assigned to a specific region that they need to protect. They also need to gather information about demons and improve their swordsmanship, because of their busy schedule, they usually would only train their Tsuguko. To become a Tsuguko, you either apply, and a Pillar accepts, or you get scouted by him. Being of the same Breath Style helps, but a Pillar still can take a successor with different Breath Style.<ref>''Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga'': [[Chapter 130]], Page 2</ref> |
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| + | Those who are of lower rank may be killed at a frightening rate, but each Hashira possesses a distinct [[Breath Styles|Breath Style]] which is learned from a cultivator or developed through extreme training. |
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| − | The time needed to become a Pillar through hard training is usually five years for ordinary people, talented and fast learners can do it in 2 years. To become a Pillar, you will also need to defeat one of the [[Twelve Demon Moons]] or 50 demons.<ref>''Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga'': [[Volume 11]], Page 41</ref> Swordsmen who can use the breaths of flames and water have become Pillars in every era, no exceptions.<ref>''Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga'':[[Chapter 54]], page 8</ref> |
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| + | The Hashira are all assigned a specific region that they are required to patrol, usually to gather information about the [[Demon]]s inhabiting the said area and to improve their swordsmanship. Swordsmen who can use the [[Breath of Flames]] and [[Breath of Water]] have become Hashira in every era, with no exceptions thus far.<ref>''Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga'':[[Chapter 54]], Page 8</ref> |
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| + | ===Joining=== |
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| + | To be a member of the Hashira, a Demon Slayer must be among the strongest combatants in the entirety of the Demon Slayer Corps. There are two known methods that allow one to prove that they are worthy of becoming a Hashira; the first method is to accumulate a demon kill count of at least 50; the second method is to slay a demon who is a member of the [[Twelve Demon Moons]], the 12 strongest of all demons who serve directly under the Demon Lord, [[Muzan Kibutsuji]]. |
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| + | The effort required to achieve either of these methods requires almost five years worth of training, though, the talented might take only two or so years to do so.<ref>''Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga'': [[Volume 11]], Page 41</ref> |
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| + | ====Finding a successor==== |
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| + | In some cases, an exceptionally talented Demon Slayer can become the designated successor to to one of the Hashira, known as a '''Tsuguko'''. To become a Tsuguko, a Demon Slayer can either apply for the position and get accepted, or get scouted by one of the current Hashira. |
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| + | ===Hashira Training=== |
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| + | [[File:Hashira Training Arc.png|thumb|200px|Hellish Hashira training.]] |
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| + | The '''Hashira Training''' is a special training session conducted by the Hashira and undertaken by numerous lower ranked Demon Slayers. The aim of Hashira Training is to improve all Demon Slayers' physical abilities and overall health, giving the members of the Demon Slayer Corps a better chance of winning the war against Demons. |
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| + | Each of the Hashira oversees a different part of the training program. Known training includes: basic stamina training, flexibility training, quick movement training, sword skill training, pounding training, and muscle reinforcement training. |
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| + | Hashira Training is extremely strenuous; because of this, a majority of the Demon Slayers view the training session as an everlasting trip in hell, with a few notable exceptions who see the session as a chance to improve themselves. |
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| + | As a general rule, Hashira must take part in each other's training sessions. It is considered a win-win situation for both the Hashira and the Demon Slayers, as even the Hashira get to improve due to being constantly attacked by wave upon wave of juniors ranked lower than themselves. |
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==Abilities== |
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+ | *'''Demon Slayer Marks''' - Hashira are the only known Demon Slayers (with the exception of [[Tanjiro Kamado]]) who are capable of displaying these markings when they are fighting Demons. All of the living Hashira have successfully been able to emit these markings which are said to enhance one's physical and tactical abilities. |
| − | *'''Full Focus Breathes''' - A tactical skill which sets |
+ | *'''Full Focus Breathes''' - A tactical skill which sets Hashira apart from ordinary Demon Slayers. Hashira, as well as [[Kanao Tsuyuri]], Tanjiro, [[Zenitsu Agatsuma]], and [[Inosuke Hashibira]] use this breathing method to generate an oxygen supply in their blood and strengthen their muscles. It gives them the power and stamina needed to combat Demons without changing their physical form. |
==History== |
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| − | After the fight with Lower Moon One, [[Enmu]], the Upper Moon Three, [[Akaza]], |
+ | After the fight with Lower Moon One, [[Enmu]], the Upper Moon Three, [[Akaza]], shows up. A battle between Akaza and [[Kyojuro Rengoku]] occurs, and as a result of the fight, Kyojuro dies from his wounds and leaves an empty Hashira spot, while Akaza flees with his life. |
| − | Not long after that, [[Tengen Uzui]] |
+ | Not long after that, [[Tengen Uzui]] takes Tanjiro and his group to a mission in the Red Light District. There, they encounter Upper Moon Six, [[Daki]] and [[Gyutaro]]. As a result of their fight, Daki and Gyutaro died, and Tengen lost his left eye and arm, forcing him to retire and leave a second vacant Hashira position. However, despite his forced retirement, Tengen (along with his wives) still assist with the Demon Slayer Training Program. |
| − | After Muzan Kibutsuji |
+ | After [[Muzan Kibutsuji]] breaks into the Ubuyashiki Manor, he is attacked by [[Gyomei Himejima]], the [[Breath of Stone|Stone]] Hashira, in an attempt to slay him, but Muzan escapes into the [[Dimensional Infinity Fortress]] with several other Demon Slayers chasing after them, only for them to be separated by [[Nakime]], the new Upper Moon Four. |
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+ | Several duels break out in the Infinity Fortress between Demons and Demon Slayers. The Hashira and the other Demon Slayers face off against many Demons who all have equal strength to that of a Lower Moon. [[Shinobu Kocho]] attempted to kill the Upper Moon Two [[Doma]], who was responsible for the death of her [[Kanae Kocho|older sister]]. However, she is killed and absorbed by Doma. Shinobu's younger sister, Kanao, and Inosuke then fight Doma immediately after and were able to defeat the Demon thanks to the poison inside Shinobu's body. Zenitsu runs into the new Upper Moon Six, the other former apprentice of his master, [[Kaigaku]], and engages him in a duel to the death, in which Kaigaku has an overwhelming advantage and nearly kills Zenitsu, but Zenitsu manages to behead Kaigaku with a secret technique he created. Elsewhere, Tanjiro and [[Giyu Tomioka]] are ambushed by the Upper Moon Three, Akaza. After a long battle, Tanjiro beheads Akaza, although the Demon manages to survive this attack, and eventually the battle is won by the Upper Moon committing suicide. The two Demon Slayers come out victorious, while [[Muichiro Tokito]], Gyomei and [[Sanemi Shinazugawa]] run into [[Kokushibo]], Upper Moon One. |
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| + | *The word for {{Nihongo|'''Hashira'''|{{Ruby|柱|はしら}}|Hashira}} has nine strokes, which is said to be the reason for there being nine Hashira at the start of the series.<ref>''Kimetsu no Yaiba Databook''</ref> |
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Revision as of 06:24, 5 April 2020
The Hashira (
Overview
The Hashira (all revealed) in Episode 23's opening.
The Hashira are the nine strongest and most skilled combatants in the entirety of the Demon Slayer Corps, and they are regarded as the most potent swordsmen among all the Demon Slayers. Their existence literally sustains the entire organization.
The Hashira, in accordance with their great strength, are the most highly ranked among Demon Slayers, second only to the Corps leader, Kagaya Ubuyashiki, and later, Kiriya Ubuyashiki.
Those who are of lower rank may be killed at a frightening rate, but each Hashira possesses a distinct Breath Style which is learned from a cultivator or developed through extreme training.
The Hashira are all assigned a specific region that they are required to patrol, usually to gather information about the Demons inhabiting the said area and to improve their swordsmanship. Swordsmen who can use the Breath of Flames and Breath of Water have become Hashira in every era, with no exceptions thus far.[2]
Joining
To be a member of the Hashira, a Demon Slayer must be among the strongest combatants in the entirety of the Demon Slayer Corps. There are two known methods that allow one to prove that they are worthy of becoming a Hashira; the first method is to accumulate a demon kill count of at least 50; the second method is to slay a demon who is a member of the Twelve Demon Moons, the 12 strongest of all demons who serve directly under the Demon Lord, Muzan Kibutsuji.
The effort required to achieve either of these methods requires almost five years worth of training, though, the talented might take only two or so years to do so.[3]
Finding a successor
- Main article: Tsuguko
In some cases, an exceptionally talented Demon Slayer can become the designated successor to to one of the Hashira, known as a Tsuguko. To become a Tsuguko, a Demon Slayer can either apply for the position and get accepted, or get scouted by one of the current Hashira.
Hashira Training
Hellish Hashira training.
The Hashira Training is a special training session conducted by the Hashira and undertaken by numerous lower ranked Demon Slayers. The aim of Hashira Training is to improve all Demon Slayers' physical abilities and overall health, giving the members of the Demon Slayer Corps a better chance of winning the war against Demons.
Each of the Hashira oversees a different part of the training program. Known training includes: basic stamina training, flexibility training, quick movement training, sword skill training, pounding training, and muscle reinforcement training.
Hashira Training is extremely strenuous; because of this, a majority of the Demon Slayers view the training session as an everlasting trip in hell, with a few notable exceptions who see the session as a chance to improve themselves.
As a general rule, Hashira must take part in each other's training sessions. It is considered a win-win situation for both the Hashira and the Demon Slayers, as even the Hashira get to improve due to being constantly attacked by wave upon wave of juniors ranked lower than themselves.
Members
| Hashira | ||||
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| Water Hashira Giyu Tomioka |
Love Hashira Mitsuri Kanroji |
Serpent Hashira Obanai Iguro |
Wind Hashira Sanemi Shinazugawa |
Stone Hashira Gyomei Himejima |
| Mist Hashira Muichiro Tokito |
Insect Hashira Shinobu Kocho |
Flame Hashira Kyojuro Rengoku † |
Flower Hashira Kanae Kocho † | |
| Former Hashira | ||||
| Water Hashira Sakonji Urokodaki |
Thunder Hashira Jigoro Kuwajima |
Flame Hashira Shinjuro Rengoku |
Sound Hashira Tengen Uzui | |
Abilities
- Demon Slayer Marks - Hashira are the only known Demon Slayers (with the exception of Tanjiro Kamado) who are capable of displaying these markings when they are fighting Demons. All of the living Hashira have successfully been able to emit these markings which are said to enhance one's physical and tactical abilities.
- Full Focus Breathes - A tactical skill which sets Hashira apart from ordinary Demon Slayers. Hashira, as well as Kanao Tsuyuri, Tanjiro, Zenitsu Agatsuma, and Inosuke Hashibira use this breathing method to generate an oxygen supply in their blood and strengthen their muscles. It gives them the power and stamina needed to combat Demons without changing their physical form.
History
After the fight with Lower Moon One, Enmu, the Upper Moon Three, Akaza, shows up. A battle between Akaza and Kyojuro Rengoku occurs, and as a result of the fight, Kyojuro dies from his wounds and leaves an empty Hashira spot, while Akaza flees with his life.
Not long after that, Tengen Uzui takes Tanjiro and his group to a mission in the Red Light District. There, they encounter Upper Moon Six, Daki and Gyutaro. As a result of their fight, Daki and Gyutaro died, and Tengen lost his left eye and arm, forcing him to retire and leave a second vacant Hashira position. However, despite his forced retirement, Tengen (along with his wives) still assist with the Demon Slayer Training Program.
After Muzan Kibutsuji breaks into the Ubuyashiki Manor, he is attacked by Gyomei Himejima, the Stone Hashira, in an attempt to slay him, but Muzan escapes into the Dimensional Infinity Fortress with several other Demon Slayers chasing after them, only for them to be separated by Nakime, the new Upper Moon Four.
Several duels break out in the Infinity Fortress between Demons and Demon Slayers. The Hashira and the other Demon Slayers face off against many Demons who all have equal strength to that of a Lower Moon. Shinobu Kocho attempted to kill the Upper Moon Two Doma, who was responsible for the death of her older sister. However, she is killed and absorbed by Doma. Shinobu's younger sister, Kanao, and Inosuke then fight Doma immediately after and were able to defeat the Demon thanks to the poison inside Shinobu's body. Zenitsu runs into the new Upper Moon Six, the other former apprentice of his master, Kaigaku, and engages him in a duel to the death, in which Kaigaku has an overwhelming advantage and nearly kills Zenitsu, but Zenitsu manages to behead Kaigaku with a secret technique he created. Elsewhere, Tanjiro and Giyu Tomioka are ambushed by the Upper Moon Three, Akaza. After a long battle, Tanjiro beheads Akaza, although the Demon manages to survive this attack, and eventually the battle is won by the Upper Moon committing suicide. The two Demon Slayers come out victorious, while Muichiro Tokito, Gyomei and Sanemi Shinazugawa run into Kokushibo, Upper Moon One.
Trivia
- The word for Hashira (
柱 Hashira?) has nine strokes, which is said to be the reason for there being nine Hashira at the start of the series.[4]
References
- ↑ Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga: Chapter 45, Page 2
- ↑ Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga:Chapter 54, Page 8
- ↑ Kimetsu no Yaiba Manga: Volume 11, Page 41
- ↑ Kimetsu no Yaiba Databook
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