A collection of quotes from Lord Ubuyashiki Kagaya: words of unwavering resolve and salvation

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Among the many memorable lines in the popular series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, few are as striking as those of Kagaya Ubuyashiki, the Master of the Demon Slayer Corps.

As the leader guiding the Hashira, he spoke words that were at times stern and at times warmly resonant.

His statements are imbued with profound compassion and unwavering conviction.

In this article, we introduce some of Kagaya Ubuyashiki’s deeply moving quotes.

Even amid harsh realities, his words sought out the light of hope—and they are sure to stir your heart as well.

Quotes of the Master, Kagaya Ubuyashiki: Words of strong resolve and salvation (11–20)

I’m not great or anything. Everyone just treats me that way out of goodwill.

These are words from someone who leads the Demon Slayer Corps, expressing the idea that they are not great in themselves.

They convey that it’s only because so many people support them that they can hold this position, and they also show trust in their comrades.

The words reflect a stance of wanting to remain a leader as long as others treat them as one, and a desire to support those comrades who feel that way.

They also suggest a cautious mindset—avoiding overestimating oneself and focusing on what one can do.

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