

鬼滅の刃 遊郭編
The devastation of the Mugen Train incident still weighs heavily on the members of the Demon Slayer Corps. Despite being given time to recover, life must go on, as the wicked never sleep: a vicious demon is terrorizing the alluring women of the Yoshiwara Entertainment District. The Sound Hashira, Tengen Uzui, and his three wives are on the case. However, when he soon loses contact with his spouses, Tengen fears the worst and enlists the help of Tanjirou Kamado, Zenitsu Agatsuma, and Inosuke Hash...
Kimetsu no Yaiba: Yuukaku-hen adapts chapters 67 to 97 of the original manga.
When demons stalk the neon night of Yoshiwara, the Sound Hashira’s troupe must fight for love and survival.
In the wake of the Mugen Train tragedy, the Demon Slayer Corps scrambles to regroup while the world outside remains a hunting ground for blood‑thirsty demons. The glittering Yoshiwara district—renowned for its courtesans and night‑time revelry—becomes the next battlefield when a high‑ranking demon begins preying on its most treasured beauties. The flamboyant Sound Hashira, Tengen Uzui, arrives with his three dazzling wives, intent on rooting out the menace. However, the mission takes a dark turn when his partners vanish without a trace, leaving Tengen frantic and desperate for reinforcements. Answering the call, Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke plunge into the neon‑lit labyrinth of Yoshiwara, navigating opulent teahouses and shadowy alleys while confronting both human treachery and the otherworldly threat lurking beneath the silk curtains. Their quest forces them to confront the demon’s twisted motives, test the limits of their newfound bonds, and confront the harsh reality that even in a city built on illusion, the fight against evil never pauses. The arc blends blistering swordplay, supernatural horror, and a splash of period charm, delivering a pulse‑pounding showdown that pushes each slayer to the edge of their resolve.
**Spectacular Nighttime Swordplay**
The fight against Upper Rank Six in the neon-lit streets of Yoshiwara blends fluid choreography with dazzling light effects, making each clash feel like a kinetic fireworks display.
**Tengen Uzui’s Flamboyant Showdown**
Uzui’s over‑the‑top personality culminates in a brutal, multi‑stage battle where his dual Nichirin blades and explosive flash bombs turn the fight into a theatrical spectacle.
**Inosuke’s Beastly Instincts Unleashed**
When Inosuke taps into his primal senses, the episode showcases his raw, animal‑like combat style, especially during the rooftop chase that highlights his unpredictable ferocity.
**Heart‑Wrench{ing} Family Stakes**
The desperate search for Tengen’s missing wives adds emotional weight, revealing the Hashira’s vulnerable side and deepening the bond between the core trio.
**Historical Atmosphere Meets Supernatural Horror**
The meticulous recreation of Edo‑era entertainment districts, paired with a demon that preys on courtesans, creates a chilling contrast that grounds the fantasy in a vivid, lived‑in world.
Best for: Fans who love high‑octane sword fights, stylish period settings, and character moments that blend humor with genuine emotional stakes.
This arc moves the fight into a vividly realized Edo-era pleasure district, where the heroes battle two Upper Rank demons in exceptionally bloody, limb-severing combat. The setting and villain backstories introduce heavy themes of child exploitation and systemic abuse, making the tone significantly darker than earlier seasons.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Entertainment District Arc has 11 episodes.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Entertainment District Arc is currently finished airing.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Entertainment District Arc was produced by ufotable.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Entertainment District Arc aired Dec 5, 2021 to Feb 13, 2022.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Entertainment District Arc is based on a Manga.
This arc moves the fight into a vividly realized Edo-era pleasure district, where the heroes battle two Upper Rank demons in exceptionally bloody, limb-severing combat. The setting and villain backstories introduce heavy themes of child exploitation and systemic abuse, making the tone significantly darker than earlier seasons.
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Agatsuma, Zenitsu
Main
CV: Shimono, Hiro

Hashibira, Inosuke
Main
CV: Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu

Kamado, Tanjirou
Main
CV: Hanae, Natsuki

Kamado, Nezuko
Main
CV: Kitou, Akari

Uzui, Tengen
Main
CV: Konishi, Katsuyuki

Adoptive Father
Supporting
CV: Tanzawa, Teruyuki

Adoptive Mother
Supporting
CV: Komatsu, Naoko

Akaza
Supporting
CV: Ishida, Akira

Angry Man
Supporting
CV: Takahashi, Shinya

Blue-Robed Courtesan
Supporting
CV: Satou, Hana

Confronting Courtesan
Supporting
CV: Aikawa, Rikako

Daki
Supporting
CV: Sawashiro, Miyuki

Douma
Supporting
CV: Miyano, Mamoru

Female Neighbor
Supporting
CV: Sugiyama, Riho

Gyuutarou
Supporting
CV: Oosaka, Ryouta

Haganezuka, Hotaru
Supporting
CV: Namikawa, Daisuke

Himejima, Gyoumei
Supporting

Hinatsuru
Supporting
CV: Tanezaki, Atsumi

Hiro's Lover
Supporting
CV: Sugiyama, Riho

Iguro, Obanai
Supporting
CV: Suzumura, Kenichi

Kamado, Kie
Supporting
CV: Kuwashima, Houko

Kamado, Takeo
Supporting
CV: Taichi, You

Kamado, Tanjuurou
Supporting

Kamado, Shigeru
Supporting
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