Demon Slayer Blog

The Boutique Demon Slayer blog brings together what there is to know about Kimetsu no Yaiba: the characters, the Hashira, the breathing styles, the arcs of the manga and the anime, and guides to find your way around the shop.

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Portraits make up the largest part of the blog. The nine Hashira go through one by one, along with the Demon Moons, the masters and the characters you meet once and never forget. Each article follows the character's path, their breathing style or Blood Demon Art, and what becomes of them in the end.

Other articles work as bearings in the series. Which order to watch the seasons and the films in, which order to read the volumes in, what the two spin-offs cover, what the school version Kimetsu Academy changes about the characters.

The buying guides start from the shop instead. Which figure to choose, what size to take in a hoodie, what a brick-built katana is worth, what to give a fan on a given budget. They link through to the matching aisles, but they are written to be useful even if you buy nothing.

Frequently asked questions about the blog

What will I find on this blog?
Three kinds of article: character portraits, bearings on the manga and the anime (watch order, reading order, arcs, spin-offs), and buying guides by category. They are all about Demon Slayer, and none of them is just a catalogue.
Do the articles contain spoilers?
Yes, often. The character portraits cover the full arc, ending included. If you are still reading or watching, start with the buying guides and the watch order, which give nothing away.
How often are new articles published?
The blog grows regularly. The three most recent articles always appear on the home page, and the full list is right here, newest first.
Do I have to buy something to read the blog?
No. The articles are free to read and written to stand on their own. They link to the shop's aisles where it is relevant, but the information holds up by itself.
How do I find an article about a specific character?
Browse the list above: it runs newest to oldest and every title names its subject. The site search answers with products first, so it is not the way to land on an article.