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Rei smiling in a sunlit flower garden while touching the brim of her pale hat, wearing a white blouse with a mint green scarf and pearl earrings
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Rei is a minor human figure in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba who, without ever learning the truth, lives as the wife of Muzan Kibutsuji while he hides behind an ordinary human guise. She and her daughter vanish from the story after a frightening encounter in Asakusa.

Gender: Female
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
Debut Chapter: Chapter 13
Debut Episode: Episode 7
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Appearance

Rei is a slender young woman of ordinary height with pale skin, brown eyes, and dark hair gathered into a tidy bun. Her age seems comparable to that of the man she believes is her husband.

She dresses in a pale blue and white outfit paired with a white cloche hat trimmed with a pink bloom, and she finishes the look with decorative blue earrings.

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Personality

Rei comes across as warm and affectionate, showing tenderness toward both her child and her partner. She has no idea that the man she lives beside is a monstrous being merely wearing a human face for cover.

Since she knows nothing of the long hidden conflict between slayers and demons, she is puzzled when a strange boy in unusual dress confronts her husband in public. That confusion turns to fear once she and her daughter witness a demon attack nearby.

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History

In Asakusa, Rei is walking with her family when a sword-carrying boy in odd clothing accosts the man at her side. She asks whether he knows the youth, and he denies it, saying the boy has confused him with someone else. A man then suddenly turns into a demon and lashes out, terrifying Rei, who never realizes her husband is the cause and the boy is Tanjiro Kamado hunting him.

Her husband ushers them away and arranges a taxi home, claiming he must attend to business and report the disturbance, which calms her worry. Rei is never seen again after that ride, and because the demon later assumes a new identity, it remains unknown whether she and her daughter were discarded or killed once they served no further purpose.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rei in Demon Slayer?

Rei is a minor human character in Demon Slayer who lives as the wife of Muzan Kibutsuji while he hides behind an ordinary human guise. She never learns the truth about him, and she and her daughter vanish from the story after a frightening encounter in Asakusa.

Is Muzan married to Rei in Demon Slayer?

Yes, Rei lives as the wife of Muzan Kibutsuji, who is disguised as an ordinary human husband. She has no idea that the man she lives beside is the Demon King merely wearing a human face for cover.

Does Rei know Muzan is a demon in Demon Slayer?

No, Rei does not know that her husband is a demon. She is unaware of the hidden conflict between slayers and demons, and she only feels confusion and then fear when a demon attack breaks out near her family in Asakusa.

Does Rei have a child in Demon Slayer?

Yes, Rei has a young daughter, and the two of them appear together with Muzan during the Asakusa encounter. Both Rei and her daughter vanish from the story afterward.

What happens to Rei in Demon Slayer?

Rei is never seen again after the taxi ride home from Asakusa. Because the demon later assumes a new identity, it remains unknown whether she and her daughter were discarded or killed once they served no further purpose.

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