Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba - Tsuzumi Mansion Arc

Okay, let's talk Demon Slayer. Specifically, the Tsuzumi Mansion Arc. It's got demons, drums, and a whole lotta spinning rooms. Ready to dive in?

The Not-So-Scary Mansion

First impressions? A bit creepy, sure. But honestly, I wasn't terrified. Maybe I've seen too many horror movies. Or maybe Tanjiro's unwavering optimism rubbed off on me.

The spinning rooms were cool, though! Imagine cleaning that place. Talk about a workout! I'd probably just live in one corner and let the dust bunnies have the rest.

Unpopular Opinion Time!

Here's where things might get spicy. I think the demons in this arc were… kinda goofy? Yeah, I said it. Don't get me wrong, they were dangerous. But not exactly nightmare fuel.

Especially the one obsessed with his drum skills. Dude was basically a one-hit-wonder. And his house was falling apart! Get a new gig, my guy! Find a nice concert hall!

The brother and sister were annoying. I mean, sure, they were scared. I would be too! But all the screaming... my ears needed a break. Just my opinion, though!

Zenitsu: Still Screaming!

Speaking of screaming… Zenitsu! Bless his heart, he’s got some serious anxiety. And an impressive lung capacity. He screams in his sleep!

He had some cool moments in the arc. But come on, dude. Relax a little! Take a deep breath! Maybe try some calming tea?

I secretly love Zenitsu. But sometimes I think he is a comic relief. Am I horrible for thinking that?

Tanjiro: Always the Good Guy

Tanjiro shines through! His determination is inspiring. He is kind to everyone, even the demons! I'm not that forgiving.

He is super responsible. I can't relate. He's a cinnamon roll. But he is also a total badass.

Final Thoughts

Overall, the Tsuzumi Mansion Arc is enjoyable. It's definitely got some memorable moments. And it helps move the story forward, introducing more characters.

But is it the best arc? Nah, I don't think so. Good, but not ground-breaking. Don't @ me!

It's a fun little detour on the road to demon slaying greatness. I'd give it a solid "pretty good." What do you think?

"Even if I’m crushed, I will continue to fight." - Tanjiro Kamado