
Chapter 26 reveals how Zenitsu's keen ears let him trust Tanjiro despite the hidden demon, and it puts Tanjiro in a fistfight with the boar-masked slayer. The brawl ends with a mask falling away and a surprising face beneath it.
Lying unconscious, Zenitsu reflects on his exceptional hearing, which even works in sleep. He senses Kyogai's sound has vanished, meaning Tanjiro prevailed and is returning. A tearful Shoichi explains they escaped through a window and thanks him for keeping him safe. Zenitsu's relief breaks when the boar-headed swordsman smashes out of the house.
Recognizing the man as the fastest survivor of Final Selection on Mount Fujikasane, Zenitsu blocks him from attacking Nezuko's box. He admits he always sensed a demon inside but trusted Tanjiro because his sound was pure, a judgment his hearing has long allowed him to make.
Refusing to let the box be harmed before Tanjiro can explain its contents, Zenitsu stands his ground and is beaten down. Tanjiro arrives with Kiyoshi and Teruko, struck by how the defense mirrors Nezuko shielding Rokuta during the family's massacre. He lunges and lands a rib-breaking punch, lecturing the attacker that slayers are forbidden from striking one another.
The masked fighter chooses to settle things with fists rather than blades. Tanjiro notices the man's low, beastlike movements and tries to attack at ground level, but the stranger's extreme flexibility lets him dodge and counter. A frustrated headbutt from Tanjiro knocks off the mask, exposing an unexpectedly feminine face, and the swordsman asks if his looks are a problem.
This chapter confirms the unknown slayer ranked fifth among the survivors and cleared Final Selection faster than anyone else, and it shows Zenitsu had long known Tanjiro carried a demon. It begins the Tanjiro versus Inosuke clash and opens Volume 4 within the Tsuzumi Mansion Arc.
The events are adapted across Episodes 13 and 14, and the mask reveal sets up the formal introduction of Inosuke in the chapters that follow.

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Chapter 26, titled Barehanded Fight, shows Zenitsu blocking the boar-masked slayer from harming Nezuko's box and Tanjiro arriving to fight the masked attacker with fists. The brawl ends when a headbutt from Tanjiro knocks off the mask, exposing an unexpectedly feminine face.
In Chapter 26 of Demon Slayer, Tanjiro's frustrated headbutt knocks off the boar mask, exposing an unexpectedly feminine face. The reveal sets up the formal introduction of Inosuke in the chapters that follow.
In Chapter 26, Zenitsu admits he always sensed a demon inside Nezuko's box but trusted Tanjiro because his sound was pure. His exceptional hearing, which works even in sleep, has long allowed him to make such judgments.
The boar-masked slayer in Chapter 26 is described as the fastest survivor of Final Selection on Mount Fujikasane, ranked fifth among the survivors. He fights Tanjiro barehanded using low, beastlike movements and extreme flexibility, and is later revealed to be Inosuke.
Chapter 26, Barehanded Fight, opens Volume 4 within the Tsuzumi Mansion Arc of Demon Slayer. Its events are adapted across Episodes 13 and 14 of the anime.
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