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Kyojuro has two favorite sayings/mottos: " If you put in your all, you’ll stand your ground even in death." and " Nothing’s impossible if you put your mind to it." Kyojuro's favorite food was sweet potatoes. When eating them, he said "tasty/delicious" ( 旨 ( うま ) い , umai ?) each time he puts one in his mouth. Kyojuro was greatly enthusiastic in regard to his duties as a Hashira, and often came across as cheerfully eccentric. He was amiable, pure of heart, and boasted extraordinary technique and swordsmanship stemming from strict practice and discipline. He was an honorable warrior who adhered to his code of morals and principles that was instilled into him by his mother at a young age; the most significant being his belief that those who were born strong have a duty to protect the weak. Kyojuro ranked 7th place in both the first and second popularity poll with 1,021 votes and 8,000 votes respectively. [29]
When he first joined the Demon Slayer Corps, he only wore the regular Demon Slayer uniform but as he rose up the ranks, Kyojuro started wearing a completely white haori before donning on his signature flame-patterned one.
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Kyojuro's very distant ancestor, as stated by Kyojuro, ate a lot of tempuras causing their descendants' and their own hair color to become quite abnormal. Life is a series of decisions. You never have unlimited options or unlimited time to think, but what you choose in that instant defines who you are. Warriors who strive to save other people's lives are precious. Their pure and single-minded dedication is separate from their natural talent. They don't risk their lives to earn praise. They simply feel that they must. What they choose in that moment, is a cry from the depths of their souls. Isn't that right... my friends?" [31] Kyojuro is one of only 4 Hashira that use a normal Nichirin Katana. The other 3 are Giyu Tomioka, Muichiro Tokito, and Sanemi Shinazugawa. Many fans in the world love Demon Slayer, and paying tribute to your favorite character, Rengoku, with a tattoo is the best way to show your love. In the anime, Hashira is a group consisting of nine demon slayers in the Demon Slayer Corps, and Rengoku is one of the greatest demon slayers.
Ninth Form: Rengoku ( 玖 ( く ) ノ 型 ( かた ) 煉 ( れん ) 獄 ( ごく ) , Ku no kata: Rengoku ?, lit. Ninth Form: Purgatory) [28] - The most powerful Flame Breathing technique. The user takes a high stance with their sword before dashing forward at high speeds. The technique is powerful enough to completely carve out the ground in its wake. In the movie and anime adaptation, this technique seemingly took the form of a flaming Japanese dragon that envelopes the user as they are charging towards the target. Giyu Tomioka · Mitsuri Kanroji · Obanai Iguro · Sanemi Shinazugawa · Gyomei Himejima · Kyojuro Rengoku · Tengen Uzui · Muichiro Tokito · Shinobu Kocho · Kanae Kocho · Sakonji Urokodaki · Jigoro Kuwajima · Shinjuro Rengoku She brews poisons! Isn't that amazing? And she doesn't hesitate to fight despite her disadvantageous size! I respect that!" - Insect Hashira Whether you're a Demon Slayer fan or just looking for a sword to practice with, you'll find that this blade is up to the task. Our lightweight design and quality steel provides excellent balance for cutting through soft or medium material like bamboo. Tanjuro Kamado · Kie Kamado · Takeo Kamado · Hanako Kamado · Shigeru Kamado · Rokuta Kamado · Sumiyoshi Kamado · Suyako Kamado · Sumire KamadoAs a Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps, Kyojuro was a very powerful and skilled combatant. [2] Before he took his father's place, Kyojuro was already shown to be an amazing fighter. He successfully avenged the death of the 9 Demon Slayers that died to the Flute Demon by himself and later managed to singlehandedly defeat Lower Rank Two, Hairo, who even appraised his swordsmanship before he died. Moreover, his father, Shinjuro Rengoku, stated that, after he stopped teaching his son, Kyojuro trained himself to become a Hashira by learning from the guide book of the Flame Breathing style, a book which only had three volumes. [3]
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