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二創、原創/近期鬼滅上弦鬼、童磨中心 /CP ♡黑童Kokudou 🌙🌈/demon slayer/original/commission/any topic of interest to me/ 中文 日本語 EN
Taiwan Katılım Kasım 2011
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最終型態第十六型「月虹—孤留月」被視爲黑童的巧合萌點之一。
上弦之貳的標誌就是彩虹色的瞳孔,黑死牟努力反射太陽的光芒(緣一),卻得到黑夜彩虹(童磨)的結果,有點宿命緣分的意思。
「一輩子求而不得,卻意外與身邊人契合」,彷彿被命運捉弄的黑死幽默。
#kokudou #黑童
demon slayer@SunBreathrz3
Kokushibo really gave his breathing forms the most Heavenly names Dude took his sweet time to name all these forms 🌙 #鬼滅の刃 #DemonSlayer #kny
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People absolutely ignoring the point of my doodle to continue to push the idea that a small child has the mental fortitude and capability to be emotionless and/or evil.
Like yes Douma came straight out the womb and decided to be emotionless and evil. Are yall fr?
Frankie@Frankie_Funked
People will fr look at baby Douma and call him evil from birth 💔
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🤔Kokushibo’s “……”
While we were eating, F suddenly asked me a question.
“Why does Kokushibo talk like some old man who’s out of breath?”
I couldn’t help but burst out laughing.
She’s the type who is fairly indifferent to characters other than Giyu, so I never expected her to suddenly bring up Kokushibo.
Still… “old man,” really?
It feels like she might be mixing him up a little with that scene involving Yoriichi.
Then again, Kokushibo has actually lived for nearly 500 years, so maybe it’s not that strange that he speaks like a grandfather…? 🤔
But wait—Muzan’s way of speaking hasn’t really changed since the Heian period.
Because of this peculiar way of speaking, Kokushibo has even been joked about as the reason “the next movie might end up being 1.5 times longer.”
Up until now, I had vaguely assumed that Kokushibo’s archaic way of speaking was simply because he was a samurai from the Sengoku period.
But when I thought about it more carefully, I realized I had never actually considered when he started speaking like that.
At the very least, there’s no sign of it in his childhood.
In his youth, Mitsukatsu’s lines are barely shown at all, so it’s difficult to judge.
That said, there is one brief moment where he speaks. The scene is presented in a monochrome-like style, but it will probably be depicted as normal dialogue in the anime.
“What do you intend to do about a successor?
There is no one who can rival us.
The inheritance of the breathing techniques is in a hopeless state.
The perfected techniques will disappear.”
This passage does have a somewhat old-fashioned tone, but it isn’t nearly as extreme as Kokushibo’s later speech, and there are no “……” pauses either.
In other words,
there’s a strong possibility that he did not speak like this before becoming a demon.
According to the fanbook, Kokushibo said that with Muzan, “there was no need to put on appearances since he could read my mind, and in that sense it was easier.”
Seen from another angle, that means even after becoming a demon, he was constantly maintaining appearances in order to preserve his dignity. You can sense how strong his pride was.
If he was even making an effort about the way he spoke, that’s actually rather heartbreaking.
Most likely, this was one expression of his distorted idea of what a samurai should be.
Like the aristocrats of old, he speaks slowly.
Even in Japanese period dramas, noble figures are often portrayed speaking in a slow and measured manner.
Mitsukatsu belonged to a warrior family, so he can’t exactly be called an aristocrat—but he certainly wasn’t a commoner either.
Perhaps he was consciously staging that sense of “a presence that is not ordinary.”
His distinctive “……” was probably also a device used by the author to emphasize his strangeness, weight, and composure.
In fact, up until the point when his clothes are torn apart, these “……” pauses appear frequently.
But as he is gradually cornered through the coordinated attacks of the four fighters, he loses his composure—and that way of speaking slowly disappears as well.
Perhaps Kokushibo was not only trying to embody the strongest warrior through his strength, but also through his atmosphere and choice of words, performing the role of a samurai.
Even his first-person pronoun begins to waver between watashi and ore.
In other words, he had been playing the role of the “ideal, noble samurai” he had constructed in his own mind—
but in the end, he could not maintain that persona all the way to the end.
Through those cracks, we begin to glimpse that the person he truly was… might have been someone quite different.
OITAWASHIYA 😭

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私を構成する9つのマンガ #9koma 9koma.locale2.net/share?m=C28905…
雖然《百鬼夜行抄》封面糊出天際,跟今市子老師同天生的我還是要放上來致敬;
《鬼滅》純動畫黨,漫畫只看了童磨出場的段落,不好意思入列🫣
《聖傳》和《東京BABYLON》艱難的二選一選了後者。

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