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[MangaDex]

 

[Gambino]

that Muzan dude looks pretty baller

 

[ceneoss]

I must question ossan's "method" of providing suggestings to an unconscious demi-human's subconscious. Was this poor writing on the author's part, or is there something supporting this?

 

[R3nAknyght]

Demon brainwashing? Not sure I like that. It was fine with just Nezuko protecting humans for her own moral reasons like before.

 

[SSS26032002]

If this all is explained, then the explanation would be rather long. Even if she helps him, she couldn't kill the demons like he can.

 

[Glomoro]

@R3nAknyght Humans? She protected one person. Even that only came after trying to eat him at first, I don't think they can really be overly cautious here.

 

[Danaty]

I don't care what other people say, Netzuko is a badass and her strong will to protect her loved ones (his brother) made it easier for her to see humanity as a family, like c'mon we saw how she resisted and cried when she attacked her brother, her strong will as a human with the little help of the other man, helped to shape her protectiveness to the humans and that is amazing.

 

[BowlOfMisoSoup]

poor fella


also I think I know why I enjoy this series so much... it reminds me of Claymore (an older completed manga I loved back in the day) I do recommend anyone that enjoys Kimetsu no Yaiba to check it out, its very similar but I guess the world in Claymore is a bit more.. depressing?

 

[sybil_12]

get me dat hairpin holder jacket

 

[caitsith]

@BowlOfMisoSoup I was thinking that exact thing! Very much like a Japanese period piece version of Claymore.