In spite of these genuine and reasonable caveats, the Demon Slayermanga is still absolutely worth investing in. Artworks Artist of the Week Art of Animation Winners of the Challenge Challengers Spotlight Best of the Month

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Chapter 5: Kimetsu Academy Tales ( 中 (ちゅう) 高 (こう) 一 (いっ) 貫 (かん) ☆キメツ学 (がく) 園 (えん) 物 (もの) 語 (かたり) , Chūkō Ikkan ☆ Kimetsu Gakuen Monokatari ?)

It takes reading something from the beginning, and letting the narrative drawn you into its world to the point that you forget where you are or what time it is, for most readers to really appreciate the appeal and the power of an artist’s work. Simply put, Gotouge’s art is far from ugly. When we have an anime of this pedigree, is the manga source material worth investing in? Not to mention the fact that, unlike popular adaptations like Tokyo Ghoul and Horimiya, the Demon Slayer anime is faithfully adapting the original manga. Thank you NetGalley and Viz Media for an advanced digital copy of The Art of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. Another example is Tokyo Ghoul, the anime adaptation of which, I had heard, doesn’t measure up to the manga. So I’ve never seen it. Instead, I went straight for the Tokyo Ghoul manga instead. These reservations are valid. And, after having read multiple issues of the Demon Slayermanga, my opinion regarding the art remains more-or-less the same. And yet, I still believe that the Demon Slayer manga is worth reading after all. Why You Should Read the Demon Slayer Manga

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Kimetsu no Yaiba: The Flower of Happiness ( 鬼 ( き ) 滅 ( めつ ) の ( の ) 刃 ( やいば ) : しあわせの 花 ( はな ) , Kimetsu no Yaiba: Shiawase no Hana ?), written by Aya Yajima, is the first light novel spinoff of the Kimetsu no Yaiba manga.A perfect example of the series’ popularity influencing merchandising played out in the summer of 2020 when major anime and retailer Animate partnered with Kinokuniya USA to open a pop-up shop and celebrate the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba franchise. Fans lined up in droves at Kinokuniya USA bookstores to be part of this cultural phenomenon. I greatly enjoyed flipping through this. The manga is highly coveted by our students in our school and artbooks are a nice piece to have. This one was well done and there was a lot of new artwork I hadn't seen yet. I finished the series earlier this month, so that was a nice surprise. Definitely loved every picture of Nezuko and this was a bit tamer than the manga. Demon Slayer is one of the few stories, in manga or anime form, that can be enjoyed by anyone. It is a perfect manga and a perfect anime. Wherever you choose to start, know that you’ll have a great time. You’ll laugh, cry, scream, sigh, and feel elated the entire time. This book is great for both die-hard Demon Slayer fans and casual readers alike, as well as an appeal for anime watchers. Despite that I STILL haven't read the full series of Demon Slayer, I deeply enjoyed and appreciated this art book! I honestly had been on the fence if I had wanted to get it, but thanks to reading a digital copy early, I'm seriously considering getting this physically.