Kanao Tsuyuri VS Hisa

Kanao Tsuyuri (栗つ花ゆ落り カナヲ Tsuyuri Kanao?) is a major supporting character of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. She is a Demon Slayer in the Demon Slayer Corps, Shinobu Kocho's Tsuguko and the adopted sister of Shinobu and Kanae Kocho. Kanao is a young girl with large, gentle eyes of a pink-lilac color that are framed by thick eyelashes. She has thin black hair, worn tied into a ponytail on the right side of her head and fastened by a pink and green butterfly ornament that once belonged to her adoptive sister, Kanae Kocho.[3] She has a straight fringe and two loose, chin-length strands that curve downwards from above each of her ears. Kanao wears a slightly purple-tinted version of the standard Demon Slayer uniform, just with a knee-length pleated skirt in place of the usual hakama pants. Over this, she wears a short white cloak, fastened on one side by a dark pink triple knot, also sporting knee-high lace-up white boots with tan soles, heels and toes. When Kanao reappears after the events of the Entertainment District Arc, her appearance changes as she stops wearing her white cloak, opting to wear only her plain Demon Slayer uniform instead.

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Hisa (ひさ Hisa?) is an old lady who welcomes Demon Slayers to rest in her house. Tanjiro Kamado and his group visit her after they fight Kyogai at the Drum House. Hisa is a short, old lady with wrinkled skin and thick eyebrows. Her bulky, gray hair is tied into a medium sized bun with two strands poking out behind her ears. In most of her appearances, Hisa is seen wearing a plain maroon kimono with a purple sash with black zōri and white tabi socks. Not much is known about Hisa's personality, but she comes off as a very kind and welcoming person, bringing in the injured Demon Slayers without hesitation and providing multiple commodities. Despite Inosuke Hashibira's and Zenitsu Agatsuma impolite nature, Hisa is very patient with them and doesn't appear to be affected by their remarks. Hisa's family was once saved by the Demon Slayers. They started managing a free rest house for them as a token of gratitude for their work.

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