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Indomitable Will: Shinobu possesses an undaunted spirit and incredible willpower, mostly due to her unquenchable hatred for demons. Even with her inferiority complex brought about by her small size and weak physical strength, and despite losing so much blood to the point she couldn't stand and not being able to breathe. After remembering her promise to Kanao and hearing Kanae's words, Shinobu remained steadfast and stood up, a feat that surprised even Doma. Shinobu's surname contains the Kan-on'yomi reading of the kanji for "butterfly" ( 胡 ( こ ) 蝶 ( ちょう ) , kochō ?). Her first name is written in hiragana and thus doesn't have any semantic values, but it's usually written with the kanji for "stealth, endurance, patience" ( 忍 ( しのぶ ) , shinobu ?). Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train ( Japanese: 劇場版「鬼滅の刃」 無限列車編, Hepburn: Gekijō-ban "Kimetsu no Yaiba" Mugen Ressha-hen), also known as Demon Slayer: Mugen Train or Demon Slayer: Infinity Train, is a 2020 Japanese animated dark fantasy action film [3] [4] based on the "Mugen Train" arc of the shōnen manga series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba by Koyoharu Gotouge. The film is a direct sequel to the first season of the anime television series, which was directed by Haruo Sotozaki and written by Ufotable staff members. The film was produced by Ufotable in association with Aniplex and Shueisha. Rising Thrust ( 昇 ( のぼ ) り 突 ( づ ) き , Nobori Tsuki ?) [23] - From a crouching position, the user rises up and thrusts upward in a curving motion as they use their momentum to launch both themselves and their opponent into the air. Butterfly Dance: Caprice ( 蝶 ( ちょう ) ノ 舞 ( まい ) 戯 ( たわむ ) れ , Chō no mai: Tawamure ?) [19] - The user leaps into the air and charges towards the opponent, stinging them multiple times with their blade to inject poison in just seemingly one strike.

Crunchyroll reviewer Daryl Harding gave the film a positive review, praising the combination of 2D and 3D animation techniques, the music, and the character writing. [67] IndieWire reviewer David Ehrlich, who gave the film a "C" on an A to F scale, likewise praised the film for its striking visuals, and for the characters of Kyōjurō Rengoku and Enmu, but said its R rating was excessive. [68] By contrast, Anime News Network reviewer Kim Morrissy and Variety reviewer Peter Debruge compared the animation quality unfavourably to that of the TV series. [69] [70] Harding, Ehrlich, Morrissy and Debruge all noted that fully understanding and appreciating the film requires having watched the first season of the anime beforehand. Kagaya Ubuyashiki · Amane Ubuyashiki · Hinaki Ubuyashiki · Nichika Ubuyashiki · Kiriya Ubuyashiki · Kuina Ubuyashiki · Kanata Ubuyashiki Web Newtype (in Japanese). Archived from the original on August 13, 2022 . Retrieved August 24, 2022. Harding, Daryl (May 31, 2021). "Demon Slayer: Mugen Train Drops Out of Japanese Box Office Top 10 for 1st Time Since October". Crunchyroll. Archived from the original on May 31, 2021 . Retrieved June 1, 2021. nikkansports.com (in Japanese). Archived from the original on January 13, 2021 . Retrieved March 8, 2021.The effort required to achieve either of these methods requires almost five years worth of training, though, the talented might take only two or so years to do so. [3] However, there were two cases that were much faster than that; Muichiro Tokito and Gyomei Himejima, who managed to rise to the rank of Hashira just two months after becoming Demon Slayers. During her battle against Doma, Shinobu reveals that she also suffers from an inferiority complex due to her inferior physical abilities compared to her fellow Hashira, having been jealous of them for possessing taller or more muscular bodies than her and cursing her own body for not developing further to make her more effective in combat. [10]

Dance of the Bee Sting: True Flutter ( 蜂 ( ほう ) 牙 ( が ) ノ 舞 ( まい ) 真 ( ま ) 靡 ( なび ) き , Hōga no mai: Manabiki ?) [20] - The user dashes at their target at blinding speeds and uses the momentum of their speed to then strengthen a single thrust into their opponent and inject poison into them. Akeno Tsugikuni · Senjuro Rengoku · Ruka Rengoku · Yuichiro Tokito · Kotoha Hashibira · Hisa · Saburo · Kazumi · Satoko · Tokie · Rei · Keizo · Koyuki · Takaharu · Toyo · Uta · Shizu Shinazugawa · Kyogo Shinazugawa · Tsutako Tomioka

The character for Hashira ( 柱 ( はしら ) , Hashira ?) consists of nine strokes, which is said to be the reason for there being nine Hashira at the start of the series. [5] Giyu Tomioka · Mitsuri Kanroji · Obanai Iguro · Sanemi Shinazugawa · Gyomei Himejima · Kyojuro Rengoku · Tengen Uzui · Muichiro Tokito · Shinobu Kocho · Kanae Kocho · Sakonji Urokodaki · Jigoro Kuwajima · Shinjuro Rengoku Although Shinobu wouldn't admit it, she was a natural airhead. The names she came up with for Kanao Tsuyuri were so bizarre that upon seeing them, Kanae broke down into such an "EH?!" expression that even Aoi Kanzaki wasn't able to smoothen things out. [31] But, using that metric, we could be seeing the Hashira Training Arc in June 2025, or in the fall, maybe November/December 2025. If it goes longer, it could be pushed to early 2026.