Thought it was interesting how Sekido and Kokushibo seem to have similar expressions when confronted with Yoriichi memories

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Thought it was interesting how Sekido and Kokushibo seem to have similar expressions when confronted with Yoriichi memories

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I've been thinking lately about how a lot of the fandom interprets Sekido as a man who shouts at any little thing, at any given time- like a line about to snap at the barest pressure. I do not agree. Sekido has a lot of patience for being the manifestation of (Hantengu's) anger. And despite being 'anger', he mostly seems to be very frustrated, which then gives way to his anger. The buildup to that ire is actually quite slow, all things considered. We canonically see this with how he bides his time in battle and simply monitors and directs until he HAS to step in. He even allows Karaku and Urogi to play a bit before becoming annoyed with them when they don't take the battle seriously.
A lot of the fandom characterizes him as someone who shouts a lot, at practically any provocation, but we see in canon that he does not even really raise his voice until he is beyond frustrated with the antics of the other clones. He is stern, strict, and commanding, but he is not a walking time-bomb. Even when Aizetsu complains and tells him to "stop yelling/complaining", Sekido has yet to do anything more than slightly raise his voice from frustration at his counterpart's failure to have killed Genya immediately after realizing the kid was still alive the first time.
And you know what? That's valid. I, too, get pissed off when my dumbass coworkers keep messing things up, and this is a high-stakes battle where there is a lot of pressure on Hantengu to complete the task he's been given, at the probability of severe punishment or even possibly death if he failed but survived the SMV fight. If Hantengu had been UM3 or 2, I wouldn't be so quick to consider that would be a probability, but Muzan replaced him almost immediately after his demise, and so I don't think it's outside the realm of Muzan's personality to cull Hantengu for being 'weak' or a 'failure' and replace him with a different demon should he not complete what is supposed to be a very simple task. I don't think that Sekido is oblivious to that possibility. He certainly has the most calculating and careful mind of the 4 and I would argue he is the most outwardly intelligent of them. Not to say that the others are stupid- none of them are dumb. Their mistakes come from underestimating their opponents, and from their own ego's, which you tend to get when you're 200+ years old and virtually untouchable. When you compare their capabilities to even the best human slayer, the clones are practically gods. Ignoring Zoha, the only reason Tanjiro and Co. survived the 4 is through plot armor alone. Tanjiro would've been killed in the Sekido's very first attack- he was canonically losing consciousness, which would've been the end right there.
After Genya shoots his arm to stop his lightning, we hear Sekido's inner monologue. He is not shouting, even in his head. He sounds rather calm and thoughtful, actually- assessing the situation instead of going berserk with rage. The first time he seems to truly angry and raise his voice into a shout (though I believe it is slightly below that level) is when Karaku is hit with Nezuko's attack and blown away from the fight with his own weapon. Immediately after is the first time he actively joins the fight, because now he has to. It's only after Tanjiro beheads him that his rising ire seems to turn into true wrath, and he begins to shout both externally and internally. The other common headcanon that tends to bother me is the idea that Sekido despises the others- especially Karaku. That doesn't seem correct. I think he's just annoyed with Karaku's behavior and lack of urgency in such a key battle. We see after he's blown the building apart that Karaku and Sekido patrol side-by-side (practically shoulder to shoulder) and that Sekido even offers him praise for doing well (another HC that bugs me is the idea that Sekido would never praise someone else or that he's incapable entirely of voicing praise. He just doesn't give empty praise or compliments he doesn't feel is deserved! If he's proud of you or something you've accomplished, I don't think he has much issue telling you!). We also see that when Sekido begins to panic, it isn't Urogi or Aizetsu that he calls frantically for (albeit internally)- it's Karaku. Throughout the entire fight, he is with Karaku and teaming his attacks with him. Not either of the other two, who fight completely separate of the others and each other. I think this speaks well to his opinion about the 'pleasure' clone. Karaku is the counterpart he trusts the most and is the most willing to have to rely on. We don't see enough interaction between Urogi and Sekido for me to have much of an opinion on the specifics of their interactions, but from Sekido calling Urogi to attack when Tanjiro begins running after the main body, I do think that Urogi may be the physically fastest clone. Of course, he could also have simply been the closest, but Tanjiro does note that the Joy clone is extraordinarily fast. Same with Aizetsu- we don't see any interaction between Sekido and him aside from Sekido being shocked and confused that Aizetsu has allowed himself to lower his guard enough to be shot. Regardless, I would heavily disagree that Sekido hates Urogi and Aizetsu based on his interactions with Karaku, but it's certainly a pity their relationships weren't explored a bit more. Urogi and Aizetsu do not interact at all in any scene they are in, which is, again, a pity. It would have been very interesting to see two polar opposite emotions speak with each other. I suppose that's what we have fanfic for.
Everybody in canon glazing Kagaya is wild considering he recruits slayers literally the exact way Muzan does- hes just a little nicer about it.
Hi!! I really love your headcanons and character analysis! Can I ask which of the clones do you think it's the most dangerous overall?
Hello! Thank you! If we're talking about the fatality of their specific BDA's, it would be Sekido! I think most people heavily underestimate just how incredibly dangerous even a small electrical shock is to the body. Small shocks can cause your heart to suddenly stop hours after an incident, even if you felt totally fine after. I don't doubt that there's been Slayers who thought they got away, only for them to drop dead before the next morning. Tanjiro realistically should've been dead or completely unable to fight after the first time Sekido shocked him, or at the VERY least had some sort of permanent or chronic damage (pain, tingling/numbness, seizures, heart damage, muscle weakness or paralysis.) It's insane that there's never any mention of it after the battle, when he was hit with strong electricity several times! What do you mean you have scars from Urogi's talons but nothing is wrong after being shocked unconscious several times?! Also a potential horror: degloving. If you know, you know. If you don't, don't look at images.
The second most dangerous is Aizetsu, but his reasons are a little less hidden. It's... hard to argue that a skillset that turns someone into swiss cheese is in any way survivable. It's unfortunate that we never see if he is able to do other moves with his Yari, or if the strength of Weeping Spears can be adjusted or if he can aim where the hits land. This does beg the question, though: Why did Aizetsu wait so long to unleash his BDA, and why was it only once (to our knowledge)? He could've completely destroyed Genya (who was struggling to stand after the first one), and he clearly doesn't care for torturing his opponent, so why did he not end it? I think it's safe to assume either way that WS is fatal 99.9% of the time.
Third is Karaku. Wind and air pressure is another overlooked danger, but I am putting Karaku above Urogi due to the fact that he never softens his wind in battle (in fact, we don't know whether he can do so outside battle in the first place, but it IS a headcanon I greatly enjoy). I estimate that his wind blasts are likely always on the upside of 150mph. 90mph has been recorded moving around small vehicles. There's plenty of videos of people trying to walk in 100mph winds and being knocked off their feet. If you're familiar with the damage tornadoes can cause (in which the strongest winds ever recorded was around 320mph), then it's easy to imagine what Karaku could do without ever touching you or without you ever even having to see him (though, he prefers close combat). Powerful wind blasts that pick up debris from the surrounding area like sand, or sticks, stones, etc, that lacerate, puncture, and act like a sandblaster to any poor Slayer caught too close. This wind could also cause headaches and disorientation, and difficulty breathing. The vast majority of the danger coming from Karaku's attacks would rely on outside damage (being thrown against something, impaled, etc). That aside, his wind blasts are also more than capable of causing internal injuries without external evidence. I'll put Urogi last on the assumption that he's toying with his victim and that we don't see everything he's capable of. If we had evidence that he could use subsonic vibration, infrasound, or ultrasound, I would put him above Karaku immediately, but as it is, his abilities have pretty limited effects although they could become truly devastating if he were to continually expose his opponent to it (again, we are assuming he's playing). We obviously see that he can easily cause unconsciousness for a short period of time- which is indirectly lethal as he uses that to render you unable to defend yourself- render you deaf, or even possibly stun you temporarily. High chance for the victim to also feel quite nauseous. His scream would have to be at least 150dB to be able to cause unconsciousness, which can cause lung tissue to rupture and cause trauma to other organs, but is unlikely without prolonged exposure. ~140db can theoretically displace dirt, which we see happen in canon. We have no evidence that he can get louder than that, so unfortunately for Urogi, unless he is drawing out his victim's exposure to his sonic scream (which seems to rely on how much his lungs can expand and therefore would always be limited to a few seconds at most), it's not very fatal overall and likely won't have lasting consequences aside from hearing loss. It's difficult to even ascertain what would be a fatal sound level because it varies so much for normal humans. I imagine that's even more uncertain for trained Slayers.
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why is human skin so colorful... that should be illegal

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Nageki ( åć)
( Hantenguās Grief)
Moniker: Glacial Spectre
Sex: Male
Height: 7ā (default, but variable)
Individual Attack Scent: Glacial ice and decaying thatch, rusted blood, shattered steel, orange peel
The embodiment of Hantenguās grief, Nageki often finds himself in a mindnumbing catatonic state.Ā
He is theoretically the safest clone you could meet- he would rather you both walk away (ie: leave him alone) than to battle. Nageki struggles with forcing himself to act due to his extreme apathy and depressive tendencies, so if he isnāt attacked (and the main body is left alone) then heās unlikely to be physically aggressive, however, anyone foolish enough to disregard their second chance will be met with death.
His reaction time is the swiftest of the clones, and his apathy switches from numb stupor to homicidal rage in less than a second.
His immense height is intended to intimidate Slayers into having second thoughts about attacking him.
Nagekiās weapon of choice is a sodegarami with cryokinesis abilities.
Also controls lightning in a much finer, surgical way than Sekidoās AOE attacks.
Something in the ice he creates attracts electricity.
Does not have power over wind, or Urogiās sonic scream abilities, but is physically the fastest of the clones and capable of burst speed speeds that break the sound barrier and leave frost vortices in his wake.
Nageki has a very pale, ghostlike appearance, though his body and clothes seem to glimmer with a pearlescent sheen in certain light- likely a result of nanocrystals that surround him.
When at peak apathy, his eyes could be described as āpolished hematiteā. When entering a wary state of mind, his eyes change to a sky blue color.
His frozen, matted hair constantly makes quiet twinkling sounds.
Even his clothing is pale, as if his apathy and depression has stripped the color from its threads.
Nagekiās moods are a capricious thing that seem to change as often as the winds. He is not a crybaby, but will break down into quiet sobs when his grief overwhelms him. He is also prone to fits of explosive, very sudden anger even outside battle.
Keeps to himself the vast majority of the time- Nageki doesnāt enjoy othersā presence and is not a social man by any means. In fact, he rarely is even seen around the other clones despite being able to separate them from himself while keeping his individual form. Prefers the quiet of winter, isolated cold regions, mist-shrouded ruins, and abandoned human settlements.
Gets along best with Sekido, but doesnāt understand Urogi or Karaku. Feels nothing in particular towards Aizetsu.
He has a cooling effect on the environment he is in- causing the temperature to lower by as much as 20C as he passes. The land is always still when heās around- birds stop singing, crickets silence themselves, and people find themselves speaking in hushed tones as he passes. Even the wind seems to freeze.
Nagekiās footsteps are so light that humans donāt hear him, and he iis able to walk several feet parallel from someone without them immediately noticing, even through heavy bushes.
Has an obsessive guilt over not being able to protect Hantengu in the past.
Due to his extreme apathy, Nageki is immune to Muzanās fear-inducing aura, even going so far as to backtalk him in hopes of feeling anything.
Nageki does not actively hunt humans unless necessary. Out of all he has killed, only two were civilians.
When not facing Slayers, his sorrowful pout morphs into complete apathy and monotony- which is his true face. His sad face is an attempt to seem pitiful in hopes that the enemy will hesitate to attack.
After being struck, he will lose all pretense of meekness.
Though Nageki does not grieve the people he kills (in fact, he cares nothing at all for them), he will verbally lament that humans wonāt leave him/Hantengu alone, therefore forcing his hands (and alleviating him of any guilt)
Has a monotone, wet and raspy voice- as if heās been crying for days and is fighting a stone in his throat. That said, he speaks even less than Aizetsu. Rarely has anything to say that he feels worth the effort aside from āleave me aloneā. Nearly every Slayer he has met believes that he is mute, as he never says anything to them at all.
āLeave me aloneā is not a request.
Other Trivia
He freaks out the other clones sometimes because of his still and haunting aura- like a ghost hiding just beyond a veil of mist
Blinks very little. Justā¦stares.
Sits in silence for many hours under the moonlight- so motionless one might mistake him for a statue. One villager had observed him still as the dead, covered in blood, in a shadowy mountain shrine for over 48 hours
Does not eat the humans he kills, as he has no appetite himself, but will allow the other clones to feast on the bodies instead. He can eat if he is ordered to but has to fight just to swallow, and usually gives up by the second attempt if he hasnāt been commanded toĀ
eat.
Despite his bleak clothing, the pearls and magatama Nageki wears swirl with color. The more upset he becomes, the more vibrant these accessories become. Nageki is at his most dangerous when the magatama and pearls have no grey left in them.
Has the loudest, most horrid shriek of all the clones (discounting Urogiās sonic scream, of which Nageki is unable to do)
It is unclear whether the lamb-like position of his ears is their natural resting spot, or if they're always drooping. They are always still, and lack the attentive flicks and movement that the more active Clones have.
His weakness is soft singing, lullabies, and also insects and flowers. These help calm his emotions a bit when agitated.Ā
Though born from Aizetsuās power, Nageki feels no kinship with him, viewing his own grief as deeper and more consuming.Ā
Likes soft things, but isnāt fond of fuzzy animals or most creatures in general. Does like insects and birds
Despite his lethality, he is still likely to take Hantengu's main body and flee mid-battle if he can. This has allowed several Slayers to survive encounters with him, though with varying levels of injury or disability.
Testimonials of Surviving Slayers:
"One moment, he was just⦠standing there. Like a statue. The next, my blade was frozen in my handāand his claws were at my throat."
"He just stood there. Then, my blade shattered mid-swing. Frost crawled up my arm before I even saw him move."
"The cold wasn't the worst part. It was the silence. Like the world didn't exist anymore. And thenālightning. No sound. Just thunderless electricity in the snow."
"Survived? No. He let me go. And thatās worse."
"He just stood there, frozen. I thought... maybe I could end it. Then his eyes changed. Sky blue. Next thing I know, my sword was shattered, and my arm wasn't mine anymore."
"I stabbed him through the chest. His blood froze my blade solid-shattered it when I tried to pull back."
"We were five. He killed the loud one first. He looked at us like we were stains on his silence."
"I saw my breath turn to glassy ice before he shattered it inside my throat."
"Run. But, even if you escape, the cold stays. My fingers still turn black in summer."
after many weeks of trial and error, and an obnoxious amount of experimenting and study, i finally have something I am genuinely happy with! This was intended to be a KnY style piece of Charlie, but as usual I added way too many details
Unpopular opinions?
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Like.. kny?
Oh boy. I don't know that this counts as an opinion so much as somewhat cursed historical and cultural fact but:
I've noticed pretty much all KnY NSF W artists are drawing their penises wrong.
Every single one of the KnY males are 99.99% likely to be uncircumcised- cutting is not mandatory or culturally/religiously encouraged in Japan (or most of the world! Good for them, it is an incredibly barbaric practice!). Japan is majorly made up of religions that value keeping the body as unaltered as possible.
(For those curious, only around 30% of human males around the world are cut. There are cultures and religious that specifically forbid this act.)
Some guys in modern day Japan choose to have it done as an adult for ~ aesthetic ~ but it's still like only 10% of the population at most.
Back to the point- your favorite male kny character to draw nsf w of is in fact uncut.
Thank you for the ask- i am so sorry if this was not the Unpopular Opinion you were looking for lmao
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