How strong was the top rank six demon, Gyutaro?

Gyutaro along with his sister Daki were the main demons that Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke and Tengen fought in the Entertainment District arc. Gyutaro shared the location of the Upper Moon alongside his sister and was known to have killed and eaten around 15 Hashira in the past. When he was human, he led a troubled life and only had his sister by his side.




When the two were on the brink of death due to a dispute with a samurai who nearly killed them, a higher-ranking demon known as Doma gave him their blood so that they too could become demons.

Gyutaro – The powerful demon of the Upper Six Moons

Strength, speed and regeneration combined with tactical fighting styles

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As a demon, Gyutaro had lived for over a hundred years and had killed many innocent people, he was also a very skilled fighter due to all the fights he faced against Demon Slayers and Hashiras, he was also a skilled fighter when he was human. Just like most Demons of the Upper Moon, Gyutaro was extremely proud and arrogant, always viewing those weaker than him as inferior to him. As a demon of the Upper Moon, Gyutaro's power is clear when he clashes with the Sound Hashira, Tengen along with Tanjiro, the speed at which he moves is incredible, as he was able to dodge both of Demon Slayer's attacks at speed immense. Due to his speed and agility, Tengen and Tanjiro initially found it difficult to follow and predict his moves.


It seemed like every insult in the world was tailor-made, just for me!

Gyutaro also didn't just fight with brute strength, but was tactical and intelligent when it came to launching attacks against his opponents. He is cunning in battle and is able to exploit his opponents' weakness and adapt his tactics as needed, due to his sadistic nature, he also adds insult to injury by psychologically tormenting his enemies. Similar to other Greater Moon Demons, Gyutaro also possesses rapid regenerative abilities and is able to quickly heal from wounds during battle, making him extremely difficult to kill. Even though Gyutaro was technically up against a Hashira and three Demon Slayers, there were many instances where he had the upper hand, this shows that even though he was only one Upper Moon Six Demon, he still had the power to take on all four. of them with the help of his sister.


Blood Demon Art Technique, Explanation

Brother and sister bond over blood demon art, a deadly combination

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Gyutaro's Blood Demon Art is also one of the most powerful seen in the series, as he is able to manipulate his body to form weapons. He is able to create sharp, curved scythes using his blood which can be used for both offensive and defensive attacks, these blood scythes can be thrown in any direction and it is impossible to follow their direction, this allows Gyutaro to attack his opponents from all directions. Due to his immense speed, Gyutaro can also unleash a variety of blood scythe attacks, making it even more difficult for opponents to dodge them. Another factor of Gyutaro's blood demon art is also that his blood is extremely poisonous, this means that any attack made with his scythes on his opponent means that he is directly poisoned, weakening him in the end, this is seen when Tanjiro he is cut several times and becomes weaker and is almost completely paralyzed.


Gyutaro is also able to use his Blood Demon Art to coordinate attacks with his sister Daki. He is able to coordinate his attack with his headbands, creating multiple attacks, this is seen when he and his sister fight the three Demon Slayers and Hashira at the same time. Some of Gyutaro's special moves such as Rampant Arc Rampage allow him to create a barrier of scythes as a defensive move. Another powerful move he is capable of performing is known as Rotating Circular Slashes, an attack that allows him to unleash circular waves of hardened blood. He is able to unleash this attack even if his head is cut off, a self-explosive technique. Gyutaro's blood demon art combined with his fighting skills make him a powerful demon and a force to be reckoned with.

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