Collection of Obanai Iguro’s famous quotes: a special feature packed with the sharp tongue, strength, and kindness of the Serpent Hashira.

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Many of you are familiar with the sharp tongue of Obanai Iguro, the Serpent Hashira from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.

However, behind his prickly attitude, there are times when trust and kindness toward others are quietly hidden.

As the story progresses, you come to realize that he is actually a gentle person.

In this article, we’ll introduce some of Obanai Iguro’s most moving quotes.

By exploring the true meaning behind his words, you might discover a new side to his charm.

We especially recommend the lines he exchanges with Mitsuri Kanroji, the Love Hashira, as they reveal his true feelings.

Collection of Obanai Iguro’s Famous Quotes: A Special Feature on Lines Packed with the Sharp Tongue, Strength, and Kindness of the Serpent Hashira (11–20)

Risking my life for someone made me feel like I became something—just a little—good.Obanai Iguro

It’s a striking passage that reads like Obanai Iguro reflecting on the way he has lived.

Born into misfortune, he has carried deep loneliness and darkness within him.

Yet by fighting as a Demon Slayer and staking his life for his comrades and those dear to him, he tries to find value in his own existence.

What stands out is how his words bear the weight of past suffering and a desire for atonement, marking his growth as a person.

While expressing a sense of fulfillment attainable only through self-sacrifice, the quote also lets the quiet kindness and sincerity within Iguro seep through.

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In conclusion

From Obanai Iguro’s words, we could glimpse a kindness that cares for his comrades, contrary to his outwardly stern demeanor.

By encountering his words, perhaps we, too, can feel the importance of possessing both strength and gentleness.

I hope this article has given you many opportunities to appreciate his appeal.