En la selección final de candidatos para unirse a la Compañía Cazademonios, Tanjiro se enfrenta con un grotesco y enorme demonio, y trata de derrotarlo con las técnicas que aprendió de su maestro, Urokodaki.

The art is slightly improving, but it was already pretty good for what it is. The plot is generally enjoyable, and there are sweet moments. That being said, I can't stand Yushiro. He's a particular shounen trope I find incredibly stupid.

I would highly recommend people who like the manga to watch the anime. They animate the fight scenes really well, at least by comparison to the manga (which does a neat job, it's just cool to see it animated, too). ( )

Volume two picked up right where volume one left off. But it goes downhill from there. Volume one was pretty straightforward. This book has so many serves and curves it is sometimes hard to keep track of all that is happening. Our main character becomes a Demon Slayer, is sent on assignment, and carries his sister on his back. She is now awake again. This is a little all over the palace. The author seemed to spend more time on the attack and the battles than on the story and things are lost. Hopefully book 3 puts things to right. ( )

This Demon Slayer manga picks up the story that was at the end of the previous volume. Tanjiro is now officially part of the Demon Slayer Corps. The Demon Slayer Corps is an organization not officially recognized by the government, but its members work to eradicate the world of demons. He was sent to a town, where girls were rumored to go missing one by one. In addition to slaying demons, Tanjiro also sets out to find more about the demon who killed his family, Muzan Kibutsuji. While on another mission, Tanjiro travels to a busy city. Here, he runs into Muzan, and has his chance to take action. Tanjiro then confronts Muzan about bein a demon.

As I stated before, I do love this series. As suggested, this volume follows the story line and is second. Here, we finally see the main villain. This is where the story finally starts to get up and running. This volume has more action in it then the first one. Now, this is the volume were we really see Tanjiro's drive and motivation. What I really love about this series is that it always leaves me wanting more. I always tell myself, "One more chapter." while reading it but before I know it, I'm done with the volume. ( )