A collection of famous quotes by manga characters that color our works and illuminate our lives!
There used to be lots of stories about parents scolding kids for reading too many manga, but nowadays manga is recognized as a culture Japan can proudly present to the world.
And not only as a cultural product—words born from its profound stories and compelling characters can sometimes light the way in our lives.
So this time, we’re introducing memorable quotes from manga characters!
From lines that color the story to ones you might apply to real life, we’ve compiled a wide-ranging list you won’t want to miss!
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It colors our works and lights up our lives! A collection of famous quotes by manga characters (41–50)
Even if we keep losing and losing, we have no choice but to go on living—no matter how badly we’re beaten down.
@usercvsreb187u [Demon Slayer ⑦] Even after losing someone, we have no choice but to keep living. I think that resonated with everyone. It’s an amazing quote—it’s even used in Tanjiro’s song. And Tanjiro, who stays calm despite having lost so many people he loves—he’s so mature that I’m like, is he really the same age as me?#DemonSlayer
♫ Original song – Nezuko (QST fan) – Nezuko (QST fan)
These are words Tanjiro speaks early in the story to someone who has suffered at the hands of demons, urging them to keep moving forward.
No matter how much we lose or how devastated we are, time will not turn back; he appeals to the importance of carrying our memories in our hearts and moving ahead.
The scene is striking in the way it includes the flow of events: the person initially argues back, but upon seeing Tanjiro’s expression, understands everything and offers an apology.
It’s a line filled with a powerful resolve that only Tanjiro—who chose the path of battle after losing so much—could truly say.
Adds color to works and illuminates life! A collection of memorable quotes by manga characters (51–60)
Robin! I still haven’t heard it from your mouth! Say that you want to live!Monkey D. Luffy

A famous quote from One Piece.
In Water 7, Robin is taken away.
Hearing that she’s to be executed at Impel Down, Luffy and the others chase after her by sea train to Enies Lobby, reunite with her there, and that’s where this line is spoken.
It also touches on Robin’s past.
Robin had been working under Crocodile, but that was a cover, and before they knew it she had settled in on Luffy’s ship.
If there’s a next time, it might be good to try changing the way you live.Ryomen Sukuna
These are the words Zen’in Toji speaks, facing death after losing to Gojo Satoru.
Having lived trusting only his own strength and feeling isolated, his human side peeks through as he wonders about walking a different path.
It’s a scene that conveys deep inner conflict and his feelings for his beloved son.
If he were to live again, he might even have imagined a life as a jujutsu sorcerer like his son.
The lines carry a profound meaning that lets us sense the loneliness and gentleness hidden behind Toji Zen’in’s strength.
Don’t cry, don’t despair—this isn’t the time for that.
@motivation_movie39 What matters is to face forward. Even if you stop once, you can start walking again. Demon Slayer — Giyu Tomioka’s quote: “Do not despair.”TranslationCollection of Quotes # Words that resonate with the heartDespair#Liveeffort#DemonSlayer#demonslayerFace forwardPositive thinking
Original song – Garden of Words – Garden of Words/Haru
Following one of Giyu’s most famous lines, “Don’t let others hold the power of life and death over you!”, this was depicted as his inner monologue.
At first, that quote might sound harsh and dismissive, but hearing this inner voice makes you realize he said it for Tanjiro’s sake.
Not long after the shock of having his family killed by demons, Nezuko’s life is put in danger next… In his heart, Giyu empathizes with the despair Tanjiro is feeling, and urges him to turn those feelings into a driving force.
Hang in there! People are driven by their hearts. The heart can become stronger without limit!
https://www.tiktok.com/@tienthanh_1999/video/7529884883594808593The famous line directed at Kanao Tsuyuri, who couldn’t easily express her feelings or thoughts: “Do your best! A person’s heart is their driving force, so the heart can become infinitely strong!” It was this quote that prompted Kanao—who used to decide anything outside of orders by flipping a coin—to gradually start acting on her own will.
Humans are fragile creatures, and when we think we can’t do something, we sometimes fail even at simple tasks.
But conversely, when we steel our hearts, we can perform beyond our usual abilities.
It’s a line that carries real weight precisely because it comes from Tanjiro Kamado, who lives straightforwardly with unwavering conviction.
Let’s do our best to keep living! Even if we’re lonely!Kyojuro Rengoku
These are the words Rengoku said to his younger brother, Senjuro.
But it also feels as if he was saying them to himself.
Rengoku’s father, Shinjuro, was once a Hashira.
However, after being crushed by certain circumstances and then losing his beloved wife, he gave up on everything.
He stopped training Rengoku, and even after Rengoku became a Hashira, he hurled cruel words at him, saying he didn’t care.
Even in the midst of all that, Rengoku told Senjuro, “Let’s keep doing our best.” It was a moment that revealed both his deep care for his brother and a poignant side of Rengoku that we don’t usually see.
I’ll carry my mother on my back and walk through hell.Sanemi Shinazugawa
https://www.tiktok.com/@maria.__.98/video/7069741255697255707This famous line was spoken in a dream by Sanemi Shinazugawa, the Wind Hashira, whose hatred and obsession toward demons are unmatched even among the Pillars, after a life-or-death battle with a demon.
It offers a glimpse of Sanemi’s true self—someone feared by many in the Demon Slayer Corps.
When you know the events that shaped his seemingly deranged personality and the past he carries, hearing this line makes your heart tremble.
Precisely because Sanemi is often described as heartless and merciless, the quote leaves such a strong impression, highlighting the depth and richness of the work Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.


