Quotes you'll want to say out loud! A collection of cool lines from anime and words that strike the heart

I’ve decided that’s what I’m going to be, so if I have to fight and die for it, that’s fine by me.Monkey D. Luffy

Monkey D. Luffy (ONE PIECE) VA: Mayumi Tanaka: "I decided I’m going to become the Pirate King, so if I fight and die for that, I’m fine with it!" #shorts #MayumiTanaka #ONEPIECEFILMRED

The hugely popular manga One Piece, beloved by readers of all ages, follows Monkey D.

Luffy as he embarks on adventures with his crewmates in pursuit of becoming the Pirate King.

In the story, Luffy says the line: “I’ve decided I’m going to be it, so if I have to fight and die for that, I’m fine with it.” He says this to Koby, who initially refuses to join him at the very beginning of their journey.

These words convey Luffy’s unwavering resolve to choose his own path, make his own decisions, and move forward—not because anyone forced him, but because it’s what he himself chose.

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Whether you’re happy or not is up to you.Nezuko Kamado

[Quote] Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — Nezuko Kamado: “Now”

The idea of determining happiness through one’s own state of mind, rather than being swayed by others’ judgments or one’s circumstances, symbolizes Nezuko Kamado’s strength and kindness.

True happiness cannot be measured by economic prosperity or social success alone.

What matters is the choice of the heart—how we feel about and receive the time we spend with family and friends.

This attitude reminds us that, rather than lamenting external conditions, it is important to affirm our days based on our own values.

It is a quote that gives us the courage to live proactively.

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Dull. Weak. Inexperienced. Such a thing is not a man.Sabito

Home Console Game “Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles” Character Intro Video 07: Sabito

These are the words Sabito said to Tanjiro when Tanjiro was training for the Demon Slayer Corps entrance exam.

They may sound like cold, heartless words pushing him away, but aren’t they really a lesson that reflects Sabito’s kindness and questions Tanjiro’s resolve to fight as a Demon Slayer? On the battlefield, weakness and inexperience can be fatal.

It’s precisely because Sabito himself was forced into a brutal fight during the Final Selection that he can say such words.

I feel he was telling Tanjiro to recognize his own weakness and aim even higher.

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Don’t spout nonsense about whether you can do it or not!!Inosuke Hashibira

Clip Demon Slayer: Mugen Train Arc Episode 07 Inosuke Hashibira: 'I'm not crying.'

After being entrusted with the future of the Demon Slayer Corps by Kyojuro Rengoku, who was defeated by Akaza, Tanjiro and the others are left behind.

Overwhelmed by grief at losing Rengoku and by his own powerlessness, Tanjiro breaks down in tears and laments, “Someone like me… can I ever become like Rengoku…?” The following line is what Inosuke says when he sees Tanjiro like that: “It’s not about whether you can or can’t.

If someone has entrusted you with their will, then you just answer that trust.” It’s a famous quote that rallies their spirits.

In our everyday lives, we also have moments when we shrink back, thinking, “I don’t know if I can do it…” But seeing these words might give us the courage to take that first step.

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Hane Keisuke

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Train like hell. In the end, I don’t think there’s anything else you can do.Manchurian wild rice (Zizania latifolia)

Home Console Game “Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles” Character Introduction Video 08: Makomo

These are the words spoken directly in response to Tanjiro’s worry about how he should proceed with his training.

They may seem a bit cold or dismissive, but they carry the idea that, in order to achieve your goal, there’s nothing to do but work hard.

The phrase “in the end” is also a striking point; no matter how many shortcuts you look for, effort is ultimately the key.

It’s a line that gently conveys a simple conclusion—that there’s nothing but hard work—while also reflecting Makomo’s character.

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Even a dropout, if they work desperately hard, might surpass the elites.Sun Wukong

"Even a dropout, if they give it everything they've got, might surpass the elites." #shorts #ドラゴンボール #mad #dragonball #孫悟空 #ダイマ #アニメ #goku #daima

Dragon Ball, which has many devoted fans, is a manga loved by people of all ages.

There’s a line in Dragon Ball that says, “Even a failure, if they work desperately hard, might surpass the elites.” Within this quote lies his background as a Saiyan—not born an elite, but someone who overcame his limits through effort to become the strongest Saiyan.

We can learn the importance of hard work from this line in the Dragon Ball manga.

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mayumi

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If you’ve decided to defeat them, then defeat them. If you’ve decided to win, then win.Kanae Kocho

Shinobu Kocho made meticulous preparations and set out for the final battle to defeat Doma, the demon who killed her sister.

However, when faced with reality, Doma’s strength far surpassed her own, and after suffering a mortal wound, her spirit nearly broke.

At that moment, an apparition of her sister Kanae appeared and encouraged her with stern words.

These lines are from that scene; they reminded Shinobu of her resolve and gave her the strength to stand again.

Kanae had always been seen as a gentle, kind older sister, but in that moment she wore the face of a Pillar—the backbone of the Demon Slayer Corps.

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