``The living guy wins'' ``Kimetsu no Yaiba Yukaku Hen'' 3 selections of ``Shibiru famous lines'' by Tengen Uzui, the sound pillar

The image is Jump Comics "Kimetsu no Yaiba" Volume 9 (Shueisha)

　The TV anime "Kimetsu no Yaiba Yukaku Hen" reached its final episode on February 13th, and it was announced that the sequel "Swordsmith's Village Hen" will be made into a TV animation. [Image] Readers' Ranking of "Pillars Who Want to Be a Stepchild", Uzui Ranks 5th The original is Koyoharu Gotoge's manga serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump" (Shueisha) from 2016 to 2020. Even after the serialization ended, it is still gaining popularity, and expectations are rising for the anime adaptation of "Swordsmith Village" and the subsequent "Infinite Castle". The TV anime "Yukaku-hen", which started in December last year and depicts deadly battles with speedy development every week, is an episode that corresponds to the 9th to 11th volumes of the original comics in which the sound pillar Tengen Umuji played a major role. Combined with the high quality of the drawing and the acting ability of Katsuyuki Konishi, the voice actor who plays the role of Uzu, after the 8th episode broadcast on January 23rd, Natsuki Hanae, the voice actor who voices Tanjiro in the anime, tweeted, "Tengen-sama is cool." It's too much... the battle scene is moving too much, it's amazing," he muttered. Uzui calls himself the "God of Festivals" and his self-confident remarks stand out. It seems that he is not joking at all. However, behind this, there is a feeling that "I have no talent" and "I can't be like Rengoku Kyojuro", and I feel regret for the people I let die during my mission so far and my own past. was there. Perhaps the reason he uses such strong words is to encourage himself by uttering them. There are many things that we, who live in today's society, should learn from his way of life that fights with determination. Therefore, this time, I would like to look back on the famous line that Uji said in the work, "It's shockingly painful."

■ Uzui has a lot of lines about "life"

　First, after infiltrating the red-light district, when Zenitsu went missing, Uzuji's line. Uzui, who thought that his failure to help his wife had harmed his junior Zenitsu, tells Tanjiro and others to get off their mission. To the reluctant Tanjiro, Uzui calmly preached, "Don't be ashamed. Those who are still alive win. Don't miss your chance." Normally, Umizu looks and acts like he would be the first to commit a suicide attack, but as a pillar he has a calm judgment and you can sense that he values ​​life above anything else. It was a scene where I could feel the gap for the first time. Next is the words that Uzushi said to his three wives in the past, "I'm flashy and clearly deciding the order of my life. First you three, then the stubborn people, and then me." The wives, who were originally kunoichi, lived under the teaching that risking their lives was the minimum effort. Uzui continues to the bewildered girls. "I will protect the common people, but if I frankly frankly, I'm important to you, so don't die." Because he wanted his own life to be valued, Uzui went so far as to say that he would prioritize the lives of these girls over those of ordinary people. Instead of begging, "Please don't die no matter what," I told my wife smartly and calmly because I thought about my wife so that she wouldn't feel pressure. These words probably resonate precisely because of the relationship of trust between Uzui and them, but ideally, like Uzui, when we tell people about something, we imagine how the other person will feel. right.

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