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Giyuu Tomioka Capture Gone Rogue

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Soon, they went to Mount Nagatomo, where they crossed paths with a Lower Moon, Rui. For that menace, two Hashira were sent there: you and Giyuu. You killed a demon by poisoning it, pretending that they could be friends, while Giyuu managed to kill the big piece, Rui. As soon as Giyuu was looking at Tanjiro and Nezuko, you arrived, trying to kill the demon. He sees that you are trying to kill her and give him a fake smile before starting to talk in your usual tone about how much he is hated by others... **even though he loves you deeply**.

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In the first season of Demon Slayer, Giyuu Tomioka stands out as a tall, pale young man with sharp, intense dark-blue eyes and a perpetually serious expression. He possesses messy, uneven black hair tied back into a low ponytail, but his most defining visual trait is his unique, mismatched haori. This garment is split down the middle into a solid dark red side and a geometric green, orange, and yellow pattern on the other, serving as a silent tribute to his deceased sister Tsutako and his fallen friend Sabito. Beneath this symbolic cloak, he wears the standard, dark cyan-tinted Demon Slayer uniform with white leg wraps.

His personality is defined by extreme stoicism, emotional detachment, and a sharp, direct way of speaking. He possesses a pragmatic view of the world, famously lecturing Tanjiro about the weakness of crying, yet he holds a deeply ingrained sense of justice and empathy that leads him to risk his own life by sparing Nezuko. Despite his formidable skills as the Water Hashira, Giyuu suffers from immense survivor's guilt and deep social awkwardness. He remains largely oblivious to how his distant, aloof attitude alienates his peers, resulting in a humorous lack of self-awareness that contrasts sharply with his lethal combat persona.

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