Nezuko Kamado Demon Slayer

Tanjiro's younger sister, turned into a demon by Muzan, Nezuko Kamado remains the only character in Kimetsu no Yaiba who refuses to harm humans. Her pink hemp-leaf patterned kimono and bamboo mouthpiece have made her the most recognizable figure in the series.

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What distinguishes Nezuko can be summed up in one image: her bamboo gag. All demons are born from Muzan's blood and obey him. She carries the same blood and does not obey. Her brother carries her in a wooden box to protect her from the sun, and she fights by his side with the blood demon art, a technique no one else possesses.

Her color palette explains the place she occupies in the shop: the pink of her kimono, the green of the pattern, the orange tips of her hair. This collection primarily brings together posters, lamps and stickers, bedding and duvet covers, bags and pencil cases, sweatshirts and pajamas, as well as jewelry and a few figurines.

To extend the siblings' universe, the Tanjiro Kamado collection gathers products featuring her brother, and the Zenitsu collection those of their traveling companion. The Figurines, Decorations and Bedding sections allow you to search by item type rather than by character.

Nezuko Demon Slayer: 176 items, from keychains to costumes

The pink hemp-leaf patterned kimono and bamboo mouthpiece can be found across 176 products, ranging from €12.90 to €149.90. It is the most extensively featured character in the catalog.

Everyday essentials

Seventeen laundry baskets, twelve duvet covers, eleven sweatshirts, eight suitcase covers, seven pairs of shoes, six wallets, five lunch bags. Pencil cases, phone cases, water bottles, and aprons Nezuko complete the list.

For display

Thirteen posters, seven figurines, four alarm clocks, four throw blankets, four rugs, and four curtains. Birthday decorations round out the series, with balloons and candles featuring her likeness.

FAQ - Nezuko Kamado Demon Slayer

Why are there so many Nezuko products?
Because her appearance is the most recognizable in the series: the pink of the kimono, the hemp leaf pattern, the red ribbon, and the bamboo muzzle work on any medium, from a laundry basket to a phone case.
What is the most recurring pattern?
The asanoha, that six-pointed star pattern on her kimono. It comes in pink on textiles and bedding, and it is often enough to identify the character without showing her face.
Are there any items for children?
Yes, the costumes are available in children's sizes from 110 to 150 cm, and several pajamas, slippers, and backpacks are sized for younger ones. Coloring books and diamond painting kits complete the activities section.
Which Nezuko figure should I choose?
Seven references, from the bamboo muzzle figure at €22.90 to the demon versions, from €54.90 to €79.90. The version with the wooden box on her back is the one that shows her most faithfully at the beginning of the story.
And Tanjiro?
It has its own section, with one hundred and sixty-six items. Several products feature them both, notably throws, posters, and duo figurines.

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Nezuko on every medium

The pink asanoha pattern goes with everything, which explains the breadth of the range. Laundry baskets and suitcase covers are the two categories where she appears the most, far ahead of figurines. Posters follow, with thirteen different visuals.

For items you keep on you, phone cases and wallets feature the same motif, and necklaces adapt it in steel. Alarm clocks put her on the bedside table, which is just about the only place that was missing.