Giyu Tomioka VS Kanae Kocho

Giyu Tomioka

Giyu Tomioka (冨とみ岡おか 義ぎ勇ゆう Tomioka Giyū?) is a major supporting character of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. He is a Demon Slayer of the De...

Giyu Tomioka (冨とみ岡おか 義ぎ勇ゆう Tomioka Giyū?) is a major supporting character of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. He is a Demon Slayer of the Demon Slayer Corps and the current Water Hashira (水みず柱ばしら Mizu Bashira?).[2] Giyu had an older sister, Tsutako Tomioka, who died protecting him from a Demon on the day before her marriage. After that incident, he was left in the woods and discovered by the former Water Hashira, Sakonji Urokodaki and was taken under his wing and trained to be a Demon Slayer. Giyu is also the close friend of Sabito, and was defended by him during the Final Selection, and became a Demon Slayer despite failing to kill a single Demon.

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Kanae Kocho

Kanae Kocho (胡こ蝶ちょう カナエ Kochō Kanae?) was a Demon Slayer and the late Flower Hashira (花はな柱ばしら Hana Bashira?). She was slain several ye...

Kanae Kocho (胡こ蝶ちょう カナエ Kochō Kanae?) was a Demon Slayer and the late Flower Hashira (花はな柱ばしら Hana Bashira?). She was slain several years prior to the present story. She is also the biological older sister of Shinobu Kocho and the adoptive older sister of Kanao Tsuyuri. Kanae was a girl of a slender build, much like her younger sister, who was rather tall for her age and had notably red lips in contrast to her pale complexion. She had long, straight, black hair that reached just below her waist, worn down with two shorter clumps over her shoulders, and arched, ear-length bangs on either side of her face. Her eyes were a pale violet and slanted towards the sides of her face, bright and bug-like, with many notable white sparkles reflecting light off of them. Kanae wore a purple-tinted version of the standard Demon Slayer uniform, as well as a piece of butterfly patterned fabric around her calves and zōri with pale straps. She also sported a pair of green and pink butterfly hairpins that she wore adorned on either side of her head - one of which was later used by her adoptive younger sister, Kanao Tsuyuri, as a memento. She also wore the white, light green and pink butterfly-patterned haori that Shinobu Kocho now wears in the present.

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