Demon Slayer is hugely popular as a manga, anime, and film. Centered around Tanjiro Kamado, who works tirelessly to turn his demon-transformed sister back into a human, the series features distinctive and charming characters that are popular with people of all genders. This time, these beloved Demon Slayer characters have made an appearance as plush mascots. Going out with your favorite character by your side will make your outings even more enjoyable.


Hello! I’m Sekai, a virtual reporter here to help you discover the appeal of character goods, whether old or new. This time, I’m introducing Chibi plush mascots from Demon Slayer. The lineup is incredibly rich, so please find your favorite character and enjoy going out together with them.
Your Favorite Demon Slayer Characters Become Adorable Chibi Plushes. Attach Them to Your Bag and Easily Enjoy Going Out!

This is the Chibi plush mascot of Shinazugawa Sanemi. He is one of the “Pillars,” the strongest swordsmen of the Demon Slayer Corps who appear in the story, and is known as the Wind Pillar. While he has an imposing presence in the story, this adorably deformed Wind Pillar version is absolutely irresistible!!


You can attach it to your bag for outings, or put it in a dedicated case for your favorite plush and take it with you. Of course, you can also enjoy displaying it in your room.
Size: 15cm×10cm×5cm
The Lineup is Abundant!! Did You Find Your Favorite Character?

This is Tengen Uzui, the former Sound Pillar. Even his scars are faithfully reproduced, which is irresistible for fans.

The Insect Pillar, Shinobu Kocho, who played a major role in the film. With her gentle demeanor and unfailing smile, she’s a character that makes a bright impression. Attaching her to your bag will instantly make it look brighter.

Komatsu, who also appeared in the film, becomes a mascot!! This is a must-see for Demon Slayer fans.

This is Doma. Although Doma is a demon, he is a highly popular character. Particularly popular with adult women, it seems.

This is Genya Shinazugawa, the younger brother of Sanemi Shinazugawa. This deformed version is also adorable, and you’ll want to carry them both together as siblings.

The Pillars who are central to the story and other major characters have an incredible selection. You’ll find yourself wanting to collect them all.
Characters That Captured Attention in the Blockbuster Film Are Appearing One After Another

This is Koyuki. She is an important character in the film “Demon Slayer: Mugen Castle Arc – Akaza Returns.” Her pink kimono and sparkling eyes are absolutely adorable.

It would be nice to carry Komatsu and Koyuki together or display them side by side.

This is the protagonist, Tanjiro Kamado. Watching Tanjiro grow throughout the story makes us want to cheer him on. With his kind-hearted nature, simply attaching him to your bag might fill you with tender feelings too.

This is Akaza. He’s an essential character in the Demon Slayer films and is a popular character despite being an antagonist. Attaching him to your bag will make a great accent piece.

Giyu Tomioka, the Water Pillar and Tanjiro’s senior swordsman. His cool demeanor is faithfully reproduced, which is its charm.

Zenitsu Agatsuma, a user of Thunder Breathing. His yellow haori becomes a striking accent, and attaching it to your bag instantly brightens the mood.


Kanao Tsuyuri is Tanjiro’s fellow Demon Slayer recruit. She’s a user of Flower Breathing. Her butterfly hairpin is absolutely charming. She has a very cute impression overall.

Many people probably became fans of this character through the film or the anime version of the Mugen Train arc. Kyojuro Rengoku, the Flame Pillar. His bright and energetic nature means that simply carrying this mascot will give you energy and vitality.

This is Muichiro Tokito, the Mist Pillar. He is the youngest swordsman among the Pillars.

This is Nezuko Kamado, Tanjiro’s demon-transformed sister. Even her kimono and hair color are carefully reproduced, showing great attention to detail. This is absolutely irresistible for Demon Slayer fans.

Finally, we have Inosuke Hashibira, who uses Beast Breathing. He’s the Demon Slayer known for wearing a boar mask.

Incredibly, you can even remove the mask!! For Inosuke fans, this is an absolute must-see feature. While the mascots are adorably deformed, the characters’ personalities and distinctive features are faithfully reproduced, showing real attention to design detail. These Demon Slayer plush mascots are irresistible for fans. Why not try arranging them in your room or taking your favorite character with you on outings and enjoying quality time together?
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How was that? I hope you all have wonderful encounters with Demon Slayer. I’m Sekai from Perfect World Tokyo!
Sekai
Virtual Reporter for Perfect World. The person behind the scenes is a collection of many character goods collectors providing reports.
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