Funny Moments in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba

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"Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" isn't just a series known for its breathtaking battles and heart-wrenching stories—it's also brimming with humor that adds a delightful contrast to its intense narrative. From the quirky antics of Zenitsu and Inosuke to Tanjiro's earnest yet sometimes oblivious nature, "Demon Slayer" delivers laughs as easily as it delivers sword strikes. In this blog, we dive into the most Funny moments in "Demon Slayer" that have left fans laughing out loud. Whether it's through unexpected reactions, humorous dialogues, or comical situations, these "Demon Slayer funny moments" showcase the lighter side of the Demon Slayer Corps, making us love the characters in Demon Slayer even more. Get ready to revisit the laughter and joy that balance the darkness and danger in the world of "Demon Slayer."

Demon Slayer Funny moments:

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Gonpachiro Kamaboko

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Season1 Episode 14 The House with Wisteria Flower Crest

One of the most memorable and funny moments in "Demon Slayer" is when Tanjiro Kamado first encounters the wild and unpredictable Inosuke Hashibira. This scene is not only a pivotal moment in the series but also a source of endless laughter, especially due to Inosuke's inability to pronounce Tanjiro's name correctly.

As Tanjiro and Inosuke cross paths, Inosuke's aggressive and combative nature immediately clashes with Tanjiro's calm and composed demeanor. Inosuke, who has been raised in the mountains by boars, is not accustomed to social interactions, leading to a series of humorous misunderstandings. One of the funniest aspects is Inosuke's struggle with Tanjiro's name, which he repeatedly mispronounces in the most creative and comical ways. From "Kamaboko Gonpachiro" to "Tanpachiro," Inosuke's inventive but incorrect renditions of Tanjiro's name never fail to bring a smile to fans' faces. Till the end of the series, Inosuke can't pronounce Tanjiro's name correctly. This takes place in the funny moments of Demon Slayer.

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Related: The Top 10 Best Fights in Demon Slayer: Epic Battles that Define the Series

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Headbutt Competiton Tanjiro Vs Inosuke

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Season 1 Episode 15 Mount Natagumo

One of the most memorable and humorous moments in the "Demon Slayer" series happens after the intense battle in Tsuzumi Mansion. After the grueling fight against the Former lower moon Demon Kyogai, Tanjiro, and his friends are taken to the Wisteria House to recover. This rest house is a safe haven for Demon Slayers, where they can heal and prepare for their next missions.

As Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke recuperate from their injuries, their camaraderie shines through, often leading to hilarious interactions. One particularly funny incident occurs when Inosuke, known for his wild and impulsive behavior, decides to challenge Tanjiro to a headbutting contest. Inosuke, always eager to prove his strength and dominance, believes he can out-headbutt anyone.

This moment not only showcases the unique dynamics and playful rivalry between the characters but also provides much-needed comic relief after the intense battles they have endured. It's a perfect example of how "Demon Slayer" balances action, emotion, and humor to create a well-rounded and engaging story.

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Inosuke's First Encounter with the Train

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Demon Slayer movie: Mugen Train

In "Demon Slayer: Mugen Train," Inosuke Hashibira provides a lot of comic relief with his wild and unfiltered reactions. One particularly funny moment occurs when Inosuke, who has spent most of his life in the mountains and is unfamiliar with modern technology, sees the train for the first time.

As Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke arrive at the train station, Inosuke is immediately captivated and perplexed by the sight of the massive locomotive. With his untamed spirit and limited understanding of the world outside the wilderness, he perceives the train as a formidable beast rather than a mode of transportation.

Inosuke's eyes widen with excitement and determination as he bellows out a challenge to the "monster." He positions himself in a battle stance, ready to take on the perceived threat with his dual swords. His intense focus and serious demeanor, juxtaposed with the fact that he's about to attack a train, create a hilarious scene.

Tanjiro and Zenitsu try to explain to Inosuke that the train is not a monster but a vehicle that will take them to their destination. However, Inosuke's stubbornness and eagerness to prove his strength lead him to ignore their explanations. His antics draw the attention of the other passengers, who watch in bemusement as Inosuke continues to challenge the train.

Eventually, Tanjiro manages to calm Inosuke down and convince him to board the train, but not without some lingering suspicion from Inosuke about the "beast's" intentions. This moment perfectly encapsulates Inosuke's wild and untamed nature, providing a good laugh for the audience while also highlighting his unique personality.

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Sound Hashira as a Kidnaper

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Season 2 Episode 1 Sound hashira Tengen Uzui

In the Entertainment District Arc, Tengen Uzui, known for his flamboyant and larger-than-life personality, is preparing to take on a dangerous mission. He decides he needs the help of his fellow Demon Slayers and initially targets the girls at the Butterfly Mansion, including Aoi Kanzaki, for the task.

Tengen bursts into the mansion with his characteristic flair, immediately causing a commotion. He declares that he needs skilled individuals for a critical mission and promptly decides to "kidnap" Aoi and the other girls, much to their shock and confusion. He effortlessly picks up Aoi, slinging her over his shoulder as she protests loudly, kicking and flailing in an attempt to escape his grasp.

This unexpected and comical situation escalates as Tengen tries to justify his actions with his usual dramatic flair, stating that it's for the greater good and part of a grand, flashy plan. The other girls at the Butterfly Mansion watch in a mix of amusement and concern, unsure whether to intervene or laugh at the spectacle unfolding before them.

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However, the scene becomes even funnier when Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke arrive just in time to witness the chaos. Seeing Aoi being "kidnapped" by Tengen, they immediately jump into action, believing they must rescue her. The misunderstanding leads to a brief but chaotic tussle between Tengen and the boys, with Tengen effortlessly dodging their attacks while still carrying a struggling Aoi.

Eventually, after much confusion and hilarious back-and-forth, Tengen explains his plan more clearly, and Aoi is released, albeit still flustered and indignant. The boys are then convinced to join Tengen on his mission, and the scene ends with everyone preparing for the next steps, leaving Aoi and the other girls to recover from the unexpected encounter.

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Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke Disguised as Girls

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Season 2 Episode 2 Infiltrating the Entertainment District

In the Entertainment District Arc, Tengen Uzui enlists Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke for an undercover mission. To infiltrate the district and gather information about the demons causing trouble, the three boys disguise themselves as girls. This leads to several humorous moments, especially when Zenitsu is the last one to be "sold" to a house.

Zenitsu's Hilarious "Sale"

After being dolled up in elaborate makeup and feminine attire, Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke are sent to different oiran houses. Zenitsu, who is already nervous and highly expressive, struggles to maintain his composure while pretending to be a girl. His exaggerated reactions and over-the-top attempts to act ladylike are both endearing and hilarious.

One particularly funny moment happens when Zenitsu is the last to be picked. The staff at the oiran houses are initially skeptical of Zenitsu's disguise due to his obvious discomfort and unconvincing act. Despite this, he tries his best to appear demure and ladylike, which only makes him look even more awkward.

When Zenitsu finally gets chosen, his nervousness peaks. As he's led away, he can barely keep from trembling and squeaking in fear. The other house workers exchange bemused looks, unsure what to make of this peculiar "girl." Zenitsu's inner thoughts are filled with anxiety, and his exaggerated facial expressions convey his turmoil, making the scene even funnier.

Inosuke's Unexpected Popularity

In contrast, Inosuke, who usually displays a brash and wild demeanor, surprisingly becomes quite popular due to his naturally beautiful features, which are only accentuated by the makeup. His struggle to suppress his usual aggressive behavior while being treated like a delicate lady adds a layer of comedy to the situation.

Tanjiro's Earnest Efforts

Meanwhile, Tanjiro, ever earnest and hardworking, tries his best to fulfill his duties in the Oiran house. His genuine and diligent nature, combined with his somewhat clumsy attempts to blend in, make for a series of endearing and funny moments.

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Boar on the Ceiling

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Image credit: © Koyoharu Gotouge, Ufotable, Shueisha

Season 3 Episode 1 Someone's Dream

After the grueling battle in the Entertainment District, Tanjiro wakes up in the Demon Slayer Headquarters after being unconscious for an extended period while recovering from his injuries. As he slowly regains his senses, Aoi Kanzaki is seen crying for Tanjiro.

After Tanjiro wakes up, he inquires about the Sound Hashira Tengen Uzui, Zenitsu, and Inosuke. The girls inform him that Inosuke was badly wounded but fortunately recovered. At that moment, Tanjiro sees Inosuke hanging from the ceiling. Initially, Tanjiro thought it was a hallucination, but when others looked up at the ceiling, they were equally shocked. This made for a funny moment in the Demon Slayer Anime.

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Tanjiro acts as the Tooth Fairy's Assistant

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Season 3 Episode 3 A Sword from over 300 years ago

In the Swordsmith Village Arc of Demon Slayer, Tanjiro and Genya's relationship starts off on an amusing note, marked by their awkward attempts at friendship.

The Bathhouse Encounter

During their stay in the village, Genya, known for his brash and solitary demeanor, is seen pulling out a tooth in the bathhouse, which catches Tanjiro's attention. In his usual friendly manner, Tanjiro tries to strike up a conversation and bond with Genya, much to Genya's annoyance. Genya abruptly leaves, clearly not interested in Tanjiro's efforts.

The Room Reunion

A few days later, Tanjiro, undeterred by Genya's initial coldness, decides to visit him in his room. He enters with a cheerful greeting, attempting once again to connect with Genya. However, Genya is quick to rudely tell him to leave, not wanting any company.

Undeterred, Tanjiro persists, noticing the awkward tension between them. He casually brings up the tooth Genya lost in the bathhouse, innocently asking about it. Genya caught off guard and trying to save face, claims he must have imagined losing it.

In a comically surprising move, Tanjiro reaches into his pocket and pulls out the tooth, revealing that he had picked it up days earlier. Genya's reaction is a mix of disbelief and embarrassment, calling Tanjiro "creepy" for keeping the tooth. Tanjiro, with his trademark sincerity, explains that he intended to return it, adding to the awkwardness of the situation.

Genya's Reaction

Frustrated and embarrassed, Genya promptly kicks Tanjiro out of his room, unable to handle the combination of Tanjiro's persistent friendliness and the bizarre revelation of the tooth. Despite their rocky start, this interaction shows Tanjiro's genuine desire to connect with others and his willingness to go to awkward lengths to do so.

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Zenitsu's Misunderstood Welcome Back

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Image credit: © Koyoharu Gotouge, Ufotable, Shueisha

Demon Slayer Season 4 Episode 1 To Defeat Muzan Kibutsuji

After Zenitsu returns from a mission, he encounters Nezuko playing and hears her say, "Welcome back," assuming it's directed at him. Overcome with extreme happiness and caught up in his romantic fantasies, Zenitsu takes Nezuko's hand and begins excitedly talking about marriage, imagining a future together.

However, Nezuko calmly corrects him, revealing that she was actually welcoming back Inosuke, who had just returned as well. This revelation shocks Zenitsu, who realizes his misunderstanding in embarrassment.

the same day that morning, Inosuke, always one to take challenges head-on, decides to practice saying his own name correctly. He's determined to improve after Nezuko inadvertently misspells it as "Imofuke" or something similar.

Inosuke's training becomes a comedic spectacle as he repeats his name over and over again, trying different variations until he gets it right. His frustration and determination add to the humor of the scene, showcasing his quirky and competitive personality. This leads Nezuko saying Welcome back Inosuke on Zenitsu's arrival

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Related: Infinity Castle Arc: Demon Slayer Season 5 Movie Trilogy - Story

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No Mercy on Zenitsu

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Demon Slayer Season 4 Episode 5 I Even Ate Demons

In the Hashira Training Arc, the Demon Slayers undergo intense training under the guidance of the Hashira. Each Hashira has their own unique and often grueling training methods, leading to some humorous moments, particularly involving Zenitsu.

Zenitsu, known for his cowardly nature, is especially terrified of Sanemi Shinazugawa, the Wind Hashira, whose training regimen is notoriously harsh. On the day of Sanemi's training, Zenitsu decides to make a run for it, attempting to escape before he has to endure Sanemi's brutal exercises.

As Zenitsu flees, he crosses paths with Tanjiro, who is on his way to the training grounds. In a panic, Zenitsu grabs Tanjiro, begging him for help and to cover for him. Tanjiro, always earnest and dutiful, is taken aback and unsure of what to do.

Before Tanjiro can respond, Sanemi appears, catching Zenitsu in the act of trying to escape. With a menacing grin, Sanemi quickly approaches Zenitsu, who is now trembling in fear. Without wasting any time, Sanemi grabs Zenitsu and, in a swift motion, chops him on the neck, causing Zenitsu to fall unconscious instantly.

Sanemi, asks Tanjiro to carry the unconscious Zenitsu and tells him to get to the training grounds. Despite the intensity of the moment, Tanjiro's bewildered expression, adds a layer of humor to the scene which makes it a funny moment in Demon Slayer

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Eating Contest Tanjiro Kamado vs Giyu Tomioka

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Image credit: © Koyoharu Gotouge, Ufotable, Shueisha

Demon Slayer Season 4 Episode 2 Water Hashira Giyu Tomioka's pain

In Episode 2 of the Hashira Training Arc, Tanjiro exhibits some endearingly persistent behavior to encourage Giyu to join the Hashira training. Believing that Giyu needs company to cheer up, Tanjiro never leaves his side, pestering him to regain his fighting spirit in the most wholesome psychological pressure ever seen in anime. Tanjiro's antics include waiting by the window while Giyu takes a bath, waking him up every morning with a cheerful demeanor, insisting on eating every meal together, accompanying him on night patrols, and even waiting right outside the bathroom.

The funniest part is Tanjiro's bright and comical expression throughout these efforts. The highlight scene of the episode is when Tanjiro's train of thought leads him to challenge Giyu to an eating contest, much to Giyu's surprise. This relentless but well-meaning encouragement ultimately helps Giyu decide to rejoin the Hashira training, showcasing the humorous and heartfelt bond between the two. This becomes one of the best episodes in Demon Slayer anime

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

1. Who marries Tanjiro Kamado in Demon Slayer?

 In the manga 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba,' Tanjiro Kamado marries Kanao Tsuyuri. Kanao is a fellow Demon Slayer and a member of the Butterfly Estate, known for her quiet and reserved demeanor. Their relationship develops gradually throughout the series, and by the end of the manga, it is revealed that they have descendants together, indicating their eventual marriage and family life.

2. Who are the Twelve Kizuki (Twelve Demon Moons) in 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba'?

The Twelve Kizuki, also known as the Twelve Demon Moons, are powerful demons serving directly under Muzan Kibutsuji, the main antagonist of 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.' They are divided into two groups: the Upper Moons (Upper Ranks) and the Lower Moons (Lower Ranks). Here is the list of the Twelve Kizuki:

Upper Moons

1. Kokushibo (Upper Rank One) - Formerly a human and the twin brother of Yoriichi Tsugikuni, the greatest Demon Slayer.

2. Doma (Upper-Rank Two) - A charismatic and manipulative cult leader.

3. Akaza (Upper-Rank Three) - A powerful martial artist with a tragic past.

4. Nakime (Upper Rank Four) - Replaces Hantengu and has the ability to manipulate the Infinity Castle.

5. Gyokko (Upper-Rank Five) - A demon obsessed with creating grotesque art.

6. Kaigaku (Upper-Rank Six)- Replaces Daki and Gyutaro; a former Demon Slayer who turned into a demon.

Lower Moons

1. Enmu (Lower Rank One) - The last surviving Lower Moon, known for his ability to manipulate dreams.

2. Rui (Lower Rank Five) - A spider demon who created a "family" of demons to serve him.

The other Lower Moons were eliminated by Muzan for their perceived weakness:

Mukago (Lower Rank Four)

Wakuraba (Lower Rank Three)

Rokuro (Lower Rank Two)

Kamanue (Lower Rank Six)

Each of these demons has unique abilities and poses significant challenges to the Demon Slayers.

3. How old is Demon Slayer girl?

Nezuko Kamado is 12 years old when she is first transformed into a demon at the beginning of 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.' During the main events of the series, she is chronologically 14 years old. Despite being physically and mentally affected by her transformation into a demon, her appearance remains mostly unchanged due to her demonic state.