[For Kids] Enjoy Together as Parent and Child! Demon Slayer Trivia Quiz & Fun Facts Questions

conceal; hide

The unit in charge of post-incident processing for the Demon Slayer Corps is written as “隠” and read as “Kakushi.” They handle various tasks such as cleaning up the scene after battles with demons and treating the injured. The unit mainly consists of people who joined the Corps but were unable to fully demonstrate their talents as fighters.

Senjuro Rengoku

The character who is extremely popular in the series, Kyojuro Rengoku’s younger brother, is named Senjuro Rengoku. Compared to his older brother Kyojuro, he is smaller in stature, lacks talent with the sword, and is introverted, but he still plays an important role, offering Tanjiro advice on how to defeat demons.

wisteria flowers

The flower that demons hate is the wisteria. It’s used in various places as a demon repellent. Because the katana of Shinobu Kocho, a Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps, and the kunai of Hinatsuru, one of Tengen Uzui’s wives, are coated with poison extracted from wisteria flowers, they can be highly effective against demons even without great physical strength to wield the weapons.

Kasugai-garasu

The crows that serve as messengers for the Demon Slayer Corps are written as “鎹鴉” and read “Kasugaigarasu.” They play a crucial role in delivering various communications to Corps members and are indispensable in the story. Incidentally, Zenitsu Agatsuma doesn’t have a crow; a sparrow fulfills the role of a Kasugaigarasu for him.

bamboo

What Nezuko holds in her mouth is a bamboo gag. It was put on her to prevent her, after turning into a demon, from harming humans. However, after she overcomes the sun at the end of the Swordsmith Village Arc, the bamboo is removed.

Demon Slayer Corps

The unofficial, government-independent organization formed to eradicate demons is called the Demon Slayer Corps. Among them, the members known as the Hashira are the strongest individuals in the Corps. Incidentally, there are nine Hashira at the beginning of the story, said to be because the kanji for “hashira” (柱) is composed of nine strokes.

Ball-Gritty Old Man

Inosuke Hashibira, known for giving people distinctive nicknames, calls Gyomei Himejima 'Jade Jingly Old Man.' This nickname comes from the way he carries his prayer beads. It’s one of the episodes that really shows Inosuke’s natural, humorous personality.