♡☆Giyu Tomioka☆♡

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Of average height, fair skin, long black hair which she keeps tied in a ponytail down to her lower back, and sapphire blue eyes. Her characteristic attire is the regulation uniform of the Demon Slayer Corps, which is slightly tinged with blue. She also wears a Haori divided[3] into two colors, one red[4], which belonged to her sister[5], and one with geometric patterns[3] in green, orange, and yellow[4]; this latter pattern...

Personality

Giyu has a reserved personality and always wears a serious expression on his face. He demonstrates a strong sense of justice with zero tolerance for those who don't know their own limitations and waste their lives. Although he felt a deep hatred for demons and never hesitated to kill one, he was able to go against the rules of the Demon Slayer Corps by protecting Nezuko Kamado upon realizing that she might be different from other demons[9], and even agreed to sacrifice his life for her and her brother, Tanjiro Kamado, by committing seppuku if the young woman ate a human[10]. This implied that he didn't completely despise demons as the others did[11], and was willing to make an exception by letting them[12] live if they didn't kill or eat humans[13], demonstrating in turn that he was the most pragmatic when dealing with demons instead of hating them as the other hunters did. He is someone who doesn't talk much and seemed to have trouble interacting with others; because of this, he kept his distance from his companions[14]. This led him to develop a kind of complex about what others thought of him, and he refused to believe he was hated as Shinobu Kochō claimed[15]. After having the opportunity to interact with those around him, he wished to improve his relationship with the other Pillars. His distant attitude stemmed from developing a strong inferiority complex after participating in the Final Selection, which made him a more severe person; this affected him to the point of wanting to abandon his position as Water Pillar. He came to his senses after Tanjiro Kamado explained that he shouldn't live with the guilt of being a survivor, but rather should live for the people who sacrificed their lives for him[16].