Shinobu's surname contains the Kan-on'yomi reading of the kanji for "butterfly" ( 胡 ( こ ) 蝶 ( ちょう ) , kochō ?). Her first name is written in hiragana and thus doesn't have any semantic values, but it's usually written with the kanji for "stealth, endurance, patience" ( 忍 ( しのぶ ) , shinobu ?). Akeno Tsugikuni · Senjuro Rengoku · Ruka Rengoku · Yuichiro Tokito · Kotoha Hashibira · Hisa · Saburo · Kazumi · Satoko · Tokie · Rei · Keizo · Koyuki · Takaharu · Toyo · Uta · Shizu Shinazugawa · Kyogo Shinazugawa · Tsutako Tomioka

Demon Slayer enthusiasts and collectors will undoubtedly appreciate the high-quality craftsmanship of this new Shinobu Kocho Funko Pop! as it embodies the spirit and essence of the “ Insect Hashira“. Whether displayed alongside other Demon Slayer collectibles or standing alone as a testament to one’s devotion, the Shinobu Kocho Funko Pop! is destined to become a prized possession among fans and collectors alike.

Among these formidable warriors, Shinobu Kocho, the Insect Hashira, is perhaps one of the most intriguing figures. Say hello to your latest addition, the new Funko Pop! Animation: Demon Slayer – Shinobu Kocho Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Funko Shop Exclusive. Breathe in the mystery and intrigue this little vinyl encapsulates as it pays homage to one of Demon Slayer’s most compelling characters. A high-flying Insect Hashira lands in the middle of your collection, her captivating persona immortalized in Funko style. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, is an extraordinary manga and anime series, that has literally almost become an overnight global sensation, enchanting millions with its dark yet enthralling story of the hero demon slayers and their relentless battle against evil demons.

Kagaya Ubuyashiki · Amane Ubuyashiki · Hinaki Ubuyashiki · Nichika Ubuyashiki · Kiriya Ubuyashiki · Kuina Ubuyashiki · Kanata Ubuyashiki Dance of the Bee Sting: True Flutter ( 蜂 ( ほう ) 牙 ( が ) ノ 舞 ( まい ) 真 ( ま ) 靡 ( なび ) き , Hōga no mai: Manabiki ?) [20] - The user dashes at their target at blinding speeds and uses the momentum of their speed to then strengthen a single thrust into their opponent and inject poison into them. Although Shinobu wouldn't admit it, she was a natural airhead. The names she came up with for Kanao Tsuyuri were so bizarre that upon seeing them, Kanae broke down into such an "EH?!" expression that even Aoi Kanzaki wasn't able to smoothen things out. [31] Let her remind you of the captivating world from which she hails and the intriguing narrative she contributes to. Shinobu shares her Japanese and English voice actresses as Emi Igawa from Your Lie in April, Yumeko Jabami from Kakegurui, and Therese Alexanderite from The Rising of the Shield Hero.Butterfly Dance: Caprice ( 蝶 ( ちょう ) ノ 舞 ( まい ) 戯 ( たわむ ) れ , Chō no mai: Tawamure ?) [19] - The user leaps into the air and charges towards the opponent, stinging them multiple times with their blade to inject poison in just seemingly one strike. Today we bring news on the new New Demon Slayer – Shinobu Kocho Funko Pop! that is available as a Funko Shop Exclusive. We have all the news on this cool Pop! including the best online retailers to buy her from.

Shinobu's blade was designed and created by the chief of the Swordsmith Village, Tecchin Tecchikawahara. [29]

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Keen Intellect: Shinobu possesses vast knowledge in using poison in combat. During her battle with Doma, she was able to calculate the amount of poison and the poison mix that would be the most effective against him. After her sister's death, she was able to use what paltry information Kanae gave her to devise a strategy that eventually led to the defeat of Doma. She also developed a form of sign language with Kanao to communicate crucial information in a short span of time, which helped Kanao in fighting and defeating the Upper Rank demon. To herself, responding to a question Tanjiro Kamado asked in the past) " Yes, I'm angry, Tanjiro. I've always been angry. My parents were killed. My older sister was killed. And all my Tsuguko except Kanao were killed. If demons hadn't murdered those girls' families, they'd be living happily with them right now. It really makes me furious!" [34] Remember Shinobu’s inspiring strength, tenacity, and paradoxically serene demeanor every time you glance her way. Her story is a testament to an unbowed spirit emerging victorious from the ashes of profound sorrow. Shinobu's younger self had a more brash, blunt and uncomplicated demeanor as seen when she and her sister rescued Kanao Tsuyuri, who she had a pointedly negative attitude towards raising. After the death of Kanae, however, Shinobu began to outwardly behave more like her sister and eventually developed her positive attitude and mannerisms to match while internally holding in her rage, which she later clarifies is fueled by her desire to continuously display the smile that her sister favored. Though never shown onscreen, Shinobu has a notable temper, namely in the way that makes even Inosuke Hashibira take notice.

The amount of wisteria poison in Shinobu's body was originally stated to be seventy times the lethal amount to kill a demon in the magazine version, but it was later corrected by Koyoharu Gotoge to be seven hundred times in the volume edition. [28] If you’re a fan of Demon Slayer, you’ll know that the Hashira are as enigmatic as they are powerful. Immense Stamina and Endurance: As a Hashira, Shinobu has attained tremendous levels of stamina and endurance due to years of harsh training. This was shown during her fight against Doma where she was able to keep fighting the Upper Rank despite losing a lot of blood, having one of her lungs punctured and being unable to breathe, [16] a feat which made Doma doubt if she was human. [17] Fighting Style Just like in the series, she seems to materialize from a cloud of ethereal purple butterflies, creating a burst of color and charm that enhances your set.

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ConoFig, the figure series that’s “just the right size”, proudly presents the ConoFig Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Shinobu Kocho figure from the hit anime series Demon Slayer: Kimestu no Yaiba!