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She then defeats the largest fish demon with her Love Breathing before it can kill Tecchin. After Karaku pins Nezuko down beneath heavy debris, she grips her hands onto Tanjiro's blade, smearing it in her blood. Muichiro attacks Gyokko and discovers he can produce new vases and teleport between them to avoid getting slashed. He is soon hit by numerous poisonous
needles while protecting the swordsmiths and subsequently gets trapped by Gyokko in a watery vase, suffocating him. Nezuko uses her Blood Demon Art to heat up Tanjiro's blade, turning it bright red. Sekido, looking through Muzan's memories, realizes the blade resembles the sword of the Demon Slayer who almost killed Muzan. As the scar on his forehead transforms into a fiery mark once more, Tanjiro unleashes his Hinokami Kagura and swiftly beheads Urogi, Karaku, and Sekido. He then sees that Aizetsu has been beheaded by Genya as well but is shocked to see that Genya has now assumed the appearance of a demon. 506"Aren't You Going to Become a Hashira?"
Transliteration: "Hashira ni Narun ja Nai no ka!" (Japanese: 柱になるんじゃないのか!)Seiji
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time and informs Genya of a hidden fifth demon. Genya angrily expresses his jealousy towards him and declares that he too shall defeat an Upper Rank demon, to which Tanjiro responds with encouraging words.
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AKIRA: The Original Japanese Soundtrack; an alternate soundtrack was also released. This version included music as it appeared in the film with dialogue and sound-effects albeit ordered out of sequence. The soundtrack spawned an album of
electronica remixes from Bwana, called Capsules Pride. [3] Samples from the Akira soundtrack have also been featured in numerous other hip hop and electronic music tracks. [102] Adaptations[edit] Video games[edit] In 1988,
Taito released an Akira adventure game for the Famicom exclusively in Japan. [103] Another Akira game for the Jaguar,[104][105] Super NES, Genesis and Sega CD was being developed,[106] but canceled along with prospects of another Akira title for the Game Boy and Game Gear handheld consoles.