— * demon slayer season 4 episode 2 is all about giyu’s past trauma and survivor’s guilt. * giyu was best friends with sabito. * giyu passed the final selection exam without killing any demons. — sanemi is stronger in attack but giyuu is stronger in defense that's why it's draw, in this page sanemi was enraged and jumped at giyuu with his full force and still giyuu was able to bream his sword. — let’s embark on this journey to understand the essence of giyuu's punishment and its significance in the world of demon slayer. Moral lessons from giyuu's journey; — the eleventh form is an original technique created by tomioka, also referred to as dead calm. While there are ten known and established forms to water breathing, the eleventh is purely tomioka’s creation, allowing him to negate the attacks of. Tanjiro sees giyu's stunned silence and assumes he'd offended giyu, so to remedy the supposed situation, he challenges giyu to an eating contest just as the hashira agrees to partake in training, much to his confusion. — giyu believes he is unworthy of the title of water hashira, and his survivor's guilt continues to torment him to this day, contrary to sanemi and obanai's belief that he is. — ☰ key highlights. The latest episode of demon slayer season 4 delves into the tragic past of giyu tomioka, the water hashira. Giyu's refusal to participate in training is linked to unresolved feelings of guilt and grief over sabito's death. — giyuu's punishment is disgusting and it feels traumatizing so i hate it soo much💀 Why do you think it’s the case that so many people find the water hashira, giyu tomioka, a confusing but also engaging character? — based on the translated fanbook section that shows how all the hashira feel about each other, it doesn't seem like there's any particular reason for it. Giyu's face and attitude just seem to really get on obanai's nerves, though not to the same extent as they do for sanemi.
