hashira react to tanjiro hinokami kagura dance

Yes, Tanjiro eventually becomes a Hashira in the manga after going through many challenging battles and growth.

Well, through the Dance of the Fire God, Tanjiro's character develops in multiple ways. Firstly, his sense of purpose becomes even more defined. He realizes the importance of the dance not just for himself but for the whole world he's trying to protect from demons. His compassion grows as well. When using the dance, he might see the pain of the demons more clearly, which in turn makes him more empathetic. His leadership skills start to emerge too. Other demon slayers might look up to him when he showcases the power of the dance, and he has to take on more responsibilities. Also, his determination gets a huge boost. Each time he performs the dance, he is more determined to end the reign of demons.

The Hashiras would likely show concern. Some, like Shinobu, would immediately start looking into possible medical solutions. Giyuu might be more reserved in his worry but would still keep a close eye on Tanjiro. The other demon slayers would also be affected. They look up to Tanjiro, so his sickness would lower the morale of the group. They would try to support each other while waiting for Tanjiro to recover.

One of the popular themes is Tanjiro's growth. In many fanfictions, his journey to master the Dance of the Fire God is explored in detail. Another theme is the relationships he forms. His bond with his friends and family often plays a crucial role. For example, how his memories of his family drive him to become stronger. Also, the battles against demons while using the Dance of the Fire God are a common theme. Writers like to describe the intense and exciting combat scenes where Tanjiro uses his unique skills.

Well, several hashira died. For example, Gyomei Himejima sacrificed himself in a fierce battle.

Definitely. The previous installments of Demon Slayer Hinokami Chronicles have been great, so the new story has a high chance of being just as good or even better. With new plot developments and potential improvements in graphics and gameplay, it's a great addition to look forward to.

Tanjiro was the main character in the manga "Ghost Destroyer Blade" and its derivative works. He was born in Mount Untori, Okutama Prefecture, Tokyo. He was 165cm tall and weighed 61kg. He liked to eat Chinese toon and senbei. He was originally the eldest son of the family that sold charcoal. His family was killed by a ghost on his way back from selling charcoal. Only his sister Mi Douzi survived but became a ghost. This prompted him to join the Ghost Killer Team under the recommendation of Tomioka Yoshio. His goal was to save his sister Mi-do and find the ghost that killed his family to take revenge. Under the guidance of Lin Taki, he learned the basic sword form of the Breath of Water. He also inherited the family's "Fire God's Divine Music Dance"(a form of the Breath of the Sun), and gradually integrated it into his sword skills to form a unique combat style. In the final battle of Limitless City, he and his companions fought against Ghost Dance Shi Wupeng and his subordinates Ghost Moon, and finally defeated Wupeng with the Ghost Killing Team. After the battle in Limitless City, he fell into a coma due to his injuries. After treatment, he woke up and lived a peaceful life with his sister Mi Doudou. He also developed feelings for Butterfly Kauna, a member of the Ghost Killing Team, and married her. He also won the first place in the popularity poll of the first Ghost Destroyer Blade. Tanjiro in the animation was voiced by Natsuki Hanae (Japan, adult), Satoshi Sato (Japan, juvenile), Kyuugawa Koshiyama (Japan, juvenile), Aligra Clark (English), Renato Novara (Italian), and Star Tide (Chinese).

Inosuke doesn't become a Hashira in the manga. The story progresses with him having other significant experiences and achievements instead of achieving that specific position.

It's hard to give an exact number. Different story arcs and battles led to the deaths of multiple hashira. Some died heroically, while others met their fate in unexpected ways. The count changes as the manga progresses.

Definitely not. Genya remains outside the ranks of Hashira throughout the manga. This is because of a combination of factors such as his skills, experiences, and the overall direction of the story.