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Fan Brings Sound Hashira to Life with Impressive Demon Slayer Cosplay

The Demon Slayer Corps’ most extravagant swordsman, Tengen Uzui, looks ready to fight the Twelve Kizuki in a remarkable new cosplay.

Tengen Uzui comes to life in the new Demon Slayer cosplay.

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The Sound Hashira is back in action with the help of professional artist and performer Taryn. In a new series of photographs, the cosplayer captures Tengen’s muscular physique and exuberant demeanor. There are some small details in the look like the exact mold of the Uzui’s arm guards and the ornamental stones that embellish the shinobi’s head guard. Additionally, you can see the kanji on the warrior’s unique dual Nichirin blade cleavers. In one image, Taryn recreates Tengen’s fighting posture from the final Entertainment Arc battle, in which Hashira is required to hold his second blade through his mouth after his left arm was seriously injured during a duel with Gyutaro. Upper-Rank demon Gyutaro.

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You can check out more of Taryn’s costume on their Instagram page. Their Instagram page contains more photos of their Tengen Uzui take. It also includes pictures of their stunning Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure cosplay. This recreates Hirohiko’s unique line work. Taryn has cosplayed many characters from shonen anime and manga, like One Piece’s three-sword-wielding warrior Roronoa Zoo and Jujutsu Kaisen’s antagonistic sorcerer Sukuka Ryomen.

Tengen Uzui first appeared in Demon Slayer’s Hashira Meeting. Uzui, just like other Hashira, is initially antagonistic to the central protagonist Tanjiro Kamado. But as the series, an understanding is developed between the warden who wields a sound as well as the Kamado brothers. He is a key character in the sequence of events in the Entertainment District arc, where the three wives from the ninja world team up together with Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke, and Nezuko to take on two of the upper ranks of the Twelve Kizuki, Daki, and Gyutaro. The arc is one of the highlights of the Demon Slayer manga. Studio Ufotable’s animated adaptation has been praised for its stunning animation and intricate fighting choreography.

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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba was written by Kotoharu Gotouge and first published in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump in 2016. The complete manga series is now available in English from VIZ Media. The two first seasons of the anime are available for streaming through Crunchyroll and Hulu. The third season, which is slated to adapt to the Swordsmith Village arch, is currently in production but has not yet been released.

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