What episode is "What Are You?" in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba?
"What Are You?" is episode 29 of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.
Inosuke pursues a mysterious presence while Zenitsu defends a girl against a powerful, enigmatic figure in a house. As dark secrets unfold, Zenitsu faces unexpected danger, revealing deeper threats linked to the demon underworld.
Inosuke investigates a room he believes to be Makio's, expecting to face a demon, but finds the room disheveled and empty. However, he quickly senses something moving through the ceiling and walls, and starts a pursuit, though to no avail. Meanwhile, in his own House, Zenitsu defends a girl from being scolded by Warabihime, the House's beautiful but intimidating Oiran. Zenitsu recognizes her as a demon but is attacked by her in anger. A few days before the mission, the madam of the house confronts Warabihime, having figured out her identity, but Warabihime kills her by dropping her onto the street from a great height. When Warabihime returns inside, she is greeted by Muzan. Muzan praises the demon, noting her strength and beauty, and addressing her by her demon name Daki: the Upper Rank Six. Later, Zenitsu wakes up, having been taken care of by the girls he had defended, and they thank him for standing his ground. After they leave, Zenitsu is stealthily captured by Daki.
"What Are You?" is episode 29 of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.
"What Are You?" is listed as canon in the current AnimeAnchor guide.
"What Are You?" is part of the Mugen Train Arc.
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Inosuke Hashibira main
Nezuko Kamado main
Tanjiro Kamado main
Zenitsu Agatsuma main
Gyomei Himejima supporting
Kyojuro Rengoku supporting
Mitsuri Kanroji supporting
Muichiro Tokito supporting
Obanai Iguro supporting
Sakonji Urokodaki supporting
Sanemi Shinazugawa supporting
Shinobu Kocho supporting
Tengen Uzui supporting Franchise movie releases are kept separate from the TV episode spine.