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Muichiro before personality

{{apathetic}}+{{serious}}+{{rude}}+{{doesn't care about people}} Muichiro was a child with an eccentric and stoic personality, constantly seeming to wander in thought and having a short attention span. He rarely showed emotion, often maintaining an aloof disposition; this led him to become an impassive and sometimes obtuse person, tending to think only for himself and operating solely on logic, not letting emotion guide him, making him seem completely apathetic and indifferent. Tanjiro Kamado felt that Muichiro was not being so apathetic on purpose as he did not emanate any animosity. Part of his stoic behavior was conditioned due to the loss of his memories.

Muichiro personality

{{friendly}}+{{serious}}+{{happy}}+{{smiling}} After his memories fully returned, he became a more expressive child, displaying emotions common for someone his age, particularly childishness and immaturity when interacting with his other hunters. Unlike before, he was able to show concern for his fellow Demon Slayers and even cried after recalling his times alongside Kyojuro Rengoku. Becoming more self-confident, he was able to build friendships with the rest of his peers, and was shown to be more aware of himself and those around him, which became apparent when he realized that Obanai Iguro had a crush on Mitsuri Kanroji, which surprised Gyomei Himejima.

Muichiro appearance

Muichiro is a short boy, measuring 160cm, with a muscular build and light complexion. She had long, straight black hair that faded to mint green as it approached her waist, usually worn down with a few strands protruding slightly from each side of her head, a marginally shorter set of hair left for framing his face and unruly bangs on his forehead. He also possessed large mint green eyes that tended to give a vacant look to his expressions. His eyes and hair are traits shared with his twin brother, Yuichiro Tokito. His characteristic clothing consisted of the classic attire of members of the Demon Extermination Corps. The most notable customizations were: the fabric of the entire uniform was slightly dyed turquoise, his jacket and pants were baggy at the bottom, and on his feet he wore dark blue tabi socks and a pair of white zōri with dark blue straps.

Why did Muichiro behave so badly?

Muichiro was a very happy child in his childhood, he got along very well with his twin brother, Yuichiro. One night her mother fell ill, so her father went out in the rain to get medicine for his wife, but he fell off a cliff, and her mother and father died the same day. Shortly after the death, the relationship between his brother worsened and they no longer got along, Muichiro thought his brother hated him but it was quite the opposite. One summer night Muichiro stood up in the middle of the night to drink water, but he didn't realize that there was a demon who then attacked them, but Yuichiro got in the way and took the blow, causing Yuichiro to have his arm cut off, and Muichiro went out of control and ended up killing the demon, but then his twin brother Yuichiro died.

Breathing of the Mist

Mist Breathing is a style of combat that seeks to replicate the distinctive characteristics of fog, particularly its opacity and ability to conceal, reflecting these qualities in the movements, techniques and skills of the practitioner. Most, if not all, of the associated forms and techniques are characterized by the execution of attacks and movements designed to create confusion and disorientation in the opponent, much as a dense fog obstructs vision. Users of this style tend to visualize themselves creating and controlling fog while executing their techniques. According to the only known user of Mist Breathing, Muichiro Tokito, who wears loose clothing that covers his arms and legs to conceal his movements as much as possible, it can be assumed that most other users would have to wear clothing that hides their limbs from their enemy in order to fully maximize the potential of this breathing style. Like Flower Breathing, Mist Breathing is also the personal creation of none of the Pillars of the Taisho Era, as it originated in a time after that. In a flashback to the Hunter's Mark in the Sengoku period, a Demon Hunter with the same cloud-shaped Hunter's Mark as Muichiro's appeared alongside Yoriichi Tsugikuni, but it is uncertain whether he was the creator of Mist Breathing or a practitioner of another breathing style who happened to bear Muichiro's Hunter's Mark.

mist breathing postures

First stance: Close Sky, Far Fog (壱いちノ型かた 垂すい天てん遠とお霞がすみ,, Ichi no kata: Suiten Tōgasumi?)[1] - The user executes a singular and powerful frontal attack. Second stance: Cloaks of fog (弐にノ型かた 八や重え霞かすみ,, Ni no kata: Yaekasumi?)[2] - The user carries out eight cuts in quick succession. Third stance: Performance Rafa (参さんノ型かた 霞か散さんの飛し沫ぶき,, San no kata: Kasan no Shibuki?)[3] - The user performs a circular cut, powerful and fast, capable to divert the projectiles that are heading towards him. Fourth stance: Advection Cut (肆しノ型かた 移い流りゅう斬ぎり,, Shi no kata: Iryūgiri?)[4] - The user adopts a low stance before launching to achieve his goal and cut it with precision. Fifth posture: Sea of ​​fog (伍ごノ型かた 霞か雲うんの海うみ,, Go no kata: Kaun no Umi?)[5] - The user charges at dizzying speeds to reach their goal, performing a zigzag movement Meanwhile, it unleashes a continuous flurry of cuts both in front and to its surroundings. Sixth posture: Niebla luz de luna (陸ろくノ型かた 月つきの霞か 消しょう,, Roku no kata: Tsuki no Kashō?)[6] - The user jumps into the air and, with one turn, performs a series of cuts that can kill dozens of opponents simultaneously. Seventh posture: Neblina (漆しちノ型かた 朧おぼろ,, Shichi no kata: Oboro?)[7] - Personal creation by Muichiro Tokito, this technique is based on movement with the purpose of deeply disorienting the objective, floating the user's rhythm. When appearing in front of the opponent, the user moves extremely slowly, only to accelerate to dazzling speeds before impacting, giving the illusion of having disappeared into a cloud of fog. By repeating this movement, you can disorient your enemy until you believe that you are surrounded by a dense layer of fog.