After the Demon Demon Bombastic episode last week, “transformation” felt like a quick backward step. Building a previous episode Cliffhanger, Nezuko woke up as a demon and took Tanjiro’s place in battle with a dichk.
It’s very pleasant to see Nezuko destroy criminals, even if the battle is a little short-lived. However, despite Nezuko’s strength here, the tendency of the devil began to take better than him. As a result, most episodes focus on Tanjiro who tried to stop him to devour human. The problem I have here is that we, once again, see Tanjrio and Nezuko families talk to them as a way to “overcome” the current problem. While the memories of the family of siblings are always emotional, it starts to feel like the show has too high dependence to use it as a plot device.
The second half of the tariff episode was a little better than the first, because Uzui finally arrived to help Tanjiro. Just need, what, four episodes?
This is where the big twist of the ARC entertainment district arrived, because the group found the Daki was not the biggest threat. Instead of disappearing when Uzui cauted it, the brother who looked sickly from the body of the climb, and he would not be obedient.
New criminals, Gyutaro, use attacks that turn their blood into blades, and animation for this looks disgusting because it is impressive. Gyutaro is already interesting, honest, as in many ways, he feels like an “striking uzui antithesis”, and it would be nice to see how it played.
While “transformation” may not be in accordance with high altitude of the previous episode, there must be pairs and go down in shows like this. Gyutaro was well introduced, and the next episode promised to show Uzui fully in action.
Like the Comingsoon review policy explaining, the score 7 equivalent to “good.” This is a successful entertainment work to try, but it might not be attractive to everyone.
Disclosure: Critics Oversee FunImasi for Review 7 – Review of Transformation Demon Slayer Comingsoon.