The most recent episode of the third season of Demon Slayer, 9, has shown the true power of this Pillar.
Demon Slayer has confirmed something that was already known and that is that this Pillar has great power and talent with the sword.
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The third season of the Demon Slayer anime continues to give something to talk about and it is that the outcome of the ninth episode took all the fans by surprisewho did not expect the rapid conclusion of the battle between Muichiro Tokiro, the Pillar of Mist, and Gyokko, the Upper Moon Five.
This episode served to show that Muichiro Tokito, the Pillar of Mist, has great power and talent, making it clear that he is worthy of the title of Pilar, who is the highest in the Demon Slayer organization. But it is important to review what this chapter left to understand what the victory of the young swordsman means.
However, you should know that This post contains spoilers from episode 9 by Demon Slayer. So you must proceed at your own risk.
The outcome of the battle between Muichiro and Gyokko confirmed something we already knew
In a great display of technical skill and talent, Muichiro single-handedly finished off Gyokko.
The third season of Demon Slayer started quite quickly, although some fans are disappointed in its pace, as the Demons They made their appearance in the first few episodes.separating the Hunters into two groups.
On one hand, Tanjiro faced Hantengu and his emotions with the help of Nezuko and Genya. While, deep inside the village forest, Muichiro was facing Gyokko on your own.
The fight between Muichiro and Gyokko has been loaded with emotions, as he allowed the young swordsman to recover his emotions and his memories, which he had lost due to amnesia from the trauma he experienced in his childhood with his brother. However, this allowed him to also unlock his full potential with the sword.
In the midst of the battle, Muichiro not only found himself superior to Gyokko, but also managed to awaken his Hunter’s Mark, giving him a massive boost to his abilities. Furthermore, the little one understood that this buff was temporary, so he used a strategy to mentally destabilize Upper Five Moon.
The recent episode of Demon Slayer confirmed what was already known, that Muichiro Tokito has great talent and power.
Gyokko demonstrated be an art obsessed Fiend and that he wanted to show that his creations were above everything and everyone. This was understood by Muichiro, who did not hesitate to make fun of his talent and even his form and his abilities. All this altered the concentration of the Superior Moon Five, who succumbed to the provocations.
Muichiro didn’t hesitate and quickly finished off Gyokko. However, this It has generated all kinds of reactions among fansbecause some, mainly those who have not read the manga, consider that this Demon should not have that rank, since it seems weaker than Gyuutaro, the Upper Moon Six.
Muichiro Tokito has proven to be a prominent swordsman, defeating an Upper Moon single-handedly.
Taking into account that Gyuutaro faced Uzui Tengen, the Pillar of Sound, in the company of Tanjiro and his friends, and that it took everyone’s effort to put an end to itit may seem that this Demon was more powerful than Gyokko.
However, one detail cannot be forgotten, and that is that Muzan Kibutsuji did not assign ranks to his Moons for no reason, since all they are organized according to their strength. This means that Gyokko is technically more powerful than Gyuutaro, it’s just that Muchiro was much smarter and more cunning.
Also, Tengen Uzui himself, during his fight against Gyuutaro, explains that Muichiro has a great talent with the sword which he thinks he does not have. And in this battle, Tokito was able to demonstrate his skills without hesitating at any time and making precise attacks. Not to mention that he never underestimated his opponent.
The result of this battle has shown the true power and talent that Muichiro has, for he is, until now, the only character to have ended up on his own with an Upper Moon and without help from another swordsman. This, in large part, thanks to having recovered his memories.
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