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As training wraps up, Muzan summons the Lower Ranks and culls them in a fury, sparing only one. Tanjiro takes his leave of the mansion, gives Kanao a reason to follow her own heart, and boards the Mugen Train with his friends as the first season ends.

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Summary

This is the twenty-sixth and final episode of the first season. It intercuts Tanjiro's recovery wrapping up at the Butterfly Mansion with a meeting Muzan Kibutsuji holds for the lower-ranked members of the Twelve Kizuki. Disgusted by their weakness, Muzan destroys most of them and grants the survivor a large dose of his blood. Tanjiro then sets out with Zenitsu and Inosuke for their new assignment aboard the Mugen Train.

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Key Events

Muzan culls the Lower Ranks

Inside a shifting fortress controlled by a biwa-playing demon, Muzan assembles the Lower Ranks, his appearance disguised. He reads their unspoken thoughts and kills them one after another, condemning their failure to grow stronger and their fear of the Hashira. Only the last demon survives by welcoming death, and Muzan rewards him with a heavy infusion of blood, ordering him to slay a Hashira and to hunt the Demon Slayer who wears hanafuda earrings.

Leaving the mansion

A Kasugai Crow delivers word of a mission tied to disappearances aboard the Mugen Train, where the group is to join Kyojuro Rengoku. Before departing, Tanjiro thanks Aoi and tells her that her help will travel with him into battle. He also gives Kanao a way forward, using her own coin to nudge her toward listening to her heart. At the station, Inosuke mistakes the train for a creature and headbutts it, drawing the police, before the trio climb aboard. Riding with them are the Flame Hashira and the surviving Lower Rank.

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Notes

The first eyecatcher recreates a volume title page, and the second loosely echoes the opening chapter's cover. Several beats are anime-only, including the early reflex-test exchange, the crow's mission briefing, and the conversation between Kagaya Ubuyashiki and Shinobu. The manga also reveals that Tamayo and Nezuko stripped Muzan of his ability to read his demons' minds, a detail the adaptation omits, and it stages Tanjiro's collision with the Final Selection survivor differently.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 26 of Demon Slayer?

Episode 26 of Demon Slayer, titled New Mission, shows Tanjiro's recovery wrapping up at the Butterfly Mansion while Muzan Kibutsuji culls the Lower Ranks of the Twelve Kizuki, sparing only one. Tanjiro then leaves the mansion and boards the Mugen Train with Zenitsu and Inosuke for a new assignment.

Is episode 26 the last episode of Demon Slayer season 1?

Yes, episode 26, New Mission, is the twenty-sixth and final episode of the first season of Demon Slayer. It ends as Tanjiro and his friends set out for their new mission aboard the Mugen Train.

Why does Muzan kill the Lower Ranks in Demon Slayer episode 26?

In episode 26, Muzan Kibutsuji assembles the Lower Ranks inside a shifting fortress and reads their thoughts, condemning their failure to grow stronger and their fear of the Hashira. Disgusted by their weakness, he kills them one after another.

Which demon survives Muzan's culling in Demon Slayer episode 26?

In episode 26, only the last demon survives by welcoming death, and Muzan rewards him with a heavy infusion of his blood. Muzan orders the survivor to slay a Hashira and to hunt the Demon Slayer who wears hanafuda earrings.

What is the new mission Tanjiro receives in Demon Slayer episode 26?

In episode 26, a Kasugai Crow delivers word of a mission tied to disappearances aboard the Mugen Train. Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke are sent to join the Flame Hashira Kyojuro Rengoku for the assignment.

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