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My First Taste of Demon Slayer and Now I Crave for More | An Epic Anime Review

It's the next big anime franchise and just like a demon looking for blood, it will leave you hungry to have more of its delectable juices

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Justin Monti

When it comes to Demon Slayer, I have honestly only heard of the show but I haven’t seen it myself. But after watching this review I can definitely see why it has managed to become so popular, I definitely do understand why Demon Slayer has become a phenomenon and one the biggest Japanese franchises in recent years. Also I definitely liked the little skits in this review, I think it is safe to say that Japan's copyright laws have honestly just gotten out of control and getting out of hand.

Kenneth Stoddard

Wow, I didn’t expect that you’re doing the Demon Slayer review and I gotta say, that was awesome! I’m glad you review the first season since I have seen the whole season myself and I thought it was terrific. I heard many people talking about it along with my friends who had seen it when the show became popular and with the movie that was about come out from last year in North America, I went and watch it through Netflix and I can see why everyone has been talking about it so much. Great interesting story, spectacular action scenes, awesome visuals, top notch voice acting, well established world building, nice music, and interesting characters such as the Demon Slayer Corps and the demons themselves. I also seen the movie in theaters when it came out after finishing watching the first season and it managed to deliver the expectations that I was hoping for and it got me a little emotional towards the end which I won’t give away what happened for those that never watched it but it got me tear up a bit. For criticisms, I can agree main characters are somewhat flat at least for the first season. I don’t necessarily agree when it comes to Tanjiro but I like him overall for who he is along with his sister, Nezuko. For Inosuke and especially Zenitsu, that I can agree with. I find Zenitsu so annoying that it makes me hard to root for him and Inosuke while I do get where he coming from but with how much of a hot headed he is, it almost made him unlikable despite some cool action scenes he done. When you mentioned of how the dialogue was written in the sub version, yeah I can see why it can get annoying at times in when it comes to overly explaining so much in certain moments. I only watched the English dubbed and while it sounded good along nailing the lines the actors are saying, I say it no different compared to the sub version. I overall love this series and since then, I became fan of if. So much so that I went to get some merchandise including a T-shirt that relates to Demon Slayer because of how amazing the series is. While I have yet to watch the second season as I don’t have CrunchyRoll at the moment, I still can’t wait to see whenever I free time so I can’t wait to see it when I get the chance. Also, it your review gets uploaded to YouTube on Friday, I just hope to God that Japan doesn’t come after you because of showing clips to Demon Slayer in terms of copyright laws during these tough times for anime reviewers. Good luck!

Trenton Girone

This looks pretty awesome! But, I have a feeling I’ll still need to find a nail-biting emoji for this. #geoblocking4all

Kim Lechman

Demon Slayer is definitely a REALLY good anime. Not my personal favorite like Beastars, but still really damn good

Sebastian Canino (Cinemageddon Reviews)

Having had the chance to check out the video twice, I gotta say, its amazing how similar our opinions were on the show. lol I loved the first season as much as everyone, but I kept to myself the opinion on Tanjiro and his friends being weak in the character side, since as funny as they are, they clashed on occasion with the tone of the show. I do agree 100% that the movie was a great introductory to the series, despite elements of the story that would be missing unless you watched the first season, but the series is still amazing and one that I did not expect to get invested on. IMO the Mugen Train movie is superior as it was everything the first season was, with a bigger and more powerful emotional core. It remains my first anime review on my channel, and I'm glad to see you enjoyed the first season. Hopefully you'll check out the Entertainment District arc soon as the reactions are true; it IS amazing. #geoblocking4all

Joshua Copelan

I believe you can also watch season 2 on Hulu. But they are separated by their respective arcs. Which are the Mugen Train arc (not the movie but 7 episodes that are taken from the movie and one original episode) and the Entertainment District arc which ends season 2.

Joshua Copelan

Amazing Anime and Manga, got me through the pandemic along with "One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach." Can't wait to watch season 2.