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A blonde boy with red hair tips and thick eyebrows raises a fist and grins excitedly in a teal kimono against a warm orange background.
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Tojuro Rengoku

Character

Tojuro Rengoku is a modern-day descendant of the Rengoku line, introduced in the manga's final chapter. A spirited teenage student, he attends the same school as the descendants of the Kamado and Agatsuma families in the peaceful present-day setting.

Species: Human
Status: Alive
Occupation: Student
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Appearance

Tojuro looks remarkably like his forebear Senjuro and the late Flame Hashira Kyojuro. He shares their golden, shoulder-length hair tipped in red, the same black forked eyebrows, and gold eyes set with red irises.

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Personality

Much like Kyojuro, Tojuro radiates buoyant optimism and tends to wear an eager grin. He offers thanks even when he is being insulted and is described as having a very strong heart. Kendo is his great passion, and the supplementary material notes that he loses track of his surroundings entirely while training with his school's kendo club.

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History

Tojuro features only in the closing chapter set well after the main events. Heading to school, he falls in with his friend Sumihiko Kamado, who is surprised the usually punctual Tojuro is running late. Tojuro explains he rose at four in the morning and lost himself so completely in practice that he heard nothing until his father struck him to get his attention. When a police car pulls up carrying Sanehiro Shinazugawa alongside the reincarnated Genya Shinazugawa, and the officers order the boys to halt, Tojuro brushes it off and keeps talking, encouraging Sumihiko to join a sports club because he would excel at it.

The two race onward as the officers keep shouting after them. Reaching their high school, they find the principal, a descendant of Murata, demanding the gate be shut early because Sumihiko is a repeat latecomer. With minutes still on the clock the gate begins to close anyway, and the pair vault clean over it, landing inside just in time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tojuro Rengoku in Demon Slayer?

Tojuro Rengoku is a modern-day descendant of the Rengoku family introduced in the final chapter of Demon Slayer. He is a spirited teenage student who attends the same school as the descendants of the Kamado and Agatsuma families in the peaceful present-day setting.

Is Kyojuro Rengoku still alive in the Tojuro Rengoku story?

No, Kyojuro Rengoku is described as the late Flame Hashira in the present-day chapter that features Tojuro Rengoku. Tojuro is a modern descendant of the Rengoku line who resembles his forebears Senjuro and Kyojuro.

What does Tojuro Rengoku look like?

Tojuro Rengoku looks remarkably like Senjuro and Kyojuro Rengoku, with golden, shoulder-length hair tipped in red and the same black forked eyebrows. He also has gold eyes set with red irises.

What is Tojuro Rengoku's personality like?

Tojuro Rengoku radiates buoyant optimism much like Kyojuro and tends to wear an eager grin, even offering thanks when he is being insulted. He is described as having a very strong heart, and kendo is his great passion.

What chapter does Tojuro Rengoku appear in?

Tojuro Rengoku debuts in Chapter 205, the manga's final chapter, set well after the main events. In it he heads to school with his friend Sumihiko Kamado and vaults over the closing school gate to arrive just in time.

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