Nezuko resists and rejects Marechi blood from Sanemi the wind pillar. A demon Slayer / Kimetsu no Yaiba discussion / analysis video. Anime Fried Chicken here back once again with another Kimetsu no Yaiba discussion. On the last episode of the Demon Slayer anime, we had Sanemi the wind pillar cut into his arm, dripping his blood onto the ground infront Nezuko as he tries to show his fellow pillars, that Nezuko is just as foul as any other demon and will give into her urges and lust for blood. Spoilers Spoiler Spoilers. I’m jumping straight into Manga Spoilers. To the shock of everyone watching, Sanemis blood offering was rejected by Nezuko, as she turns away ignoring him outright. This was a strong scene and really captured the shock on the faces of the pillar’s, and leads into a longwinding arc of NEzuko winning each of the pillars over one by one and finally being accepted. But. BUT The significance of this scene only comes to light after 150+ more chapters. We find out in the fight between Sanemi and Kokushibo that Sanemi has Marechi blood. This is huge. As we learned previously in Tanjirou’s battle with the Drum Demon, not all humans are born equally with regards to the quality of their blood. Types of blood are categorised by their scarcity and the rarest is Marechi. For Demons, Marechi blood has the nutritional value equivalent to 50 to 100 regular humans. This is pretty insane as the more humans a demon consumes, the stronger they grow, and 100 humans would be no small boost in power. The drum demon’s motivation for devouring the Marechi boy, was to regain Muzan Kibutsuji’s favour, and get back into the ranks of the 12 demon moons. This would have been easily done, if he could just get some of that sweet Marechi blood. It’s that valuable. For around the last 170ish chapters in the manga, there had been no mention of Marechi blood, until now. Recently it was uncovered in the fight between The Demon Slayers and upper moon one demon Kokushibo, that Sanemi the wind pillar, actually has Marechi blood. As kokushibo inflicted some pretty gnarly wounds onto the wind pillar, he quickly noticed his pace quickening. This was because of the alluring scent of Sanemi’s blood that was gushing from the wind pillars injuries. “ Catnip for cats, Marechi for demons”. Kokushibo was intoxicated. This was massively throwing kokushibo off his game and would keep Sanemi in, with a fighting chance for many more chapters. Back to Nezuko - she managed to fully resist the Marechi blood, so what does this mean? Is this another sign of how Nezuko is a special as a demon, the conqueror of the sun? the first being able to abstain from consuming flesh and just sleeping to recover energy. And Where did the family lines with Marechi blood originate fro ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwgKqA6S0_8

Jumping balls first into Fate. Covering Stay/Night, Zero, Unlimited Blade Works & Heavens Feel. #Fate #AnimeFriedChicken #RingreaterthanSabre Ok this will be more or less be a non-spoilery review of fate Stay Night, Zero and Unlimited Blade Works, and maybe a sneak sneak peak at the Heavens Feel movies, and figuring out if theres something in the Fate series for you to love. And how best to approach this beast. Starting withhhhh the original anime adaptation, Fate Stay / Night Studio Deen with a pretty slap bang up job with this 2006 series. A slow burn in the first 12, but the second half had me by the nads with the turning point being archer’s awful English and his unlimited blade works. I was sold. Gilgamesh’s introduction was much needed, carrying momentum through to the show’s finish and despite his late introduction, he didn’t feel like a shoe-horned in plot device. Little did I know gilgamesh would become my favorite character of the show and in each installment of the series I was counting down the episodes to his re-introduction. For the main cast, I was a big fan of the dynamic ‘Sabre being the central protagonist and Shirou being the waifu’. Rin being relegated to the background felt a shame as there was some great meat to her character, though I couldn’t say the same for Sakura. She Sucked. Though I guess being relegated as side mistresses is fate for the majority of visual novel girlsies. Overall, I’m pretty chuffed I started my dive into the fate franchise with stay night. It was easy to get into and quickly dispelled the pre-notion that Fate is some nebulous web of media, completely unapproachable. I’m still not 100% on the correct way to jump into the chronology of the series, but I dived in dic first and came out unscathed. Maybe you will too. If you’re looking for an easy watcher, A battle royal with indulgent fight scenes, great character designs and little else. This is one for you. Next on the chopping block. Fate Zero. [back to the future reference The precursor. Shirou's dad takes a stab at the holy war, with the help of Sabre. Going into this one I had all sorts of bias. I was thinking, “well if I already know the outcome of the holy war, spoiled in stay night, whats the point? Is this even worth watching? Well STFU anime fried chicken, what do you know? Turns out it’s pretty great. And how could it not be with Gen Urobuchi “the butcher” and studio Ufotable at the helm. Pretty slick, guys. Pretty slick. Where Stay / Night felt like a pure fantasy battle royal show, Fate Zero toed the line between a similar genre mix as its predecessor, but with a psychological thriller aspect jumbled in, and my weeb compass would have pointed it more to the seinen crowd. Zero was less fan service, ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zzk-ZWRwwv8