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Against Corps Rules

Manga ChapterCh. 44

The forty-fourth chapter brings the cleanup crew to the mountain, sees Giyu let the Kamado siblings flee, and ends with a wounded Tanjiro waking up before a gathering of the Corps' strongest swordsmen.

Volume: 6
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Summary

With the battle over, masked agents move quickly to tidy the aftermath while the recovering Zenitsu watches. He recognizes the young woman directing them as someone from Final Selection, marked by a hairpin like Shinobu's. The wounded are to be carried to her residence, the Butterfly Mansion, and the team also recovers the bound, unconscious Inosuke.

Shinobu presses Giyu to step aside and let her deal with Nezuko, even offering a gentle poison. Giyu instead tells Tanjiro to take his sister and run despite his injuries. Tanjiro flees through the forest carrying both Nezuko and her box, terrified that the Corps will never tolerate a slayer traveling with a demon sibling.

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Key Events

Zenitsu and Inosuke are recovered as the Kakushi, the Corps' cleanup brigade, secure the battlefields. Shinobu confronts Giyu over allowing Tanjiro and Nezuko to escape, and the two come to blows when she tries to slip free.

The young woman from Final Selection, later named Kanao, catches the fleeing Tanjiro, knocks him out, and pursues Nezuko, who shrinks herself to survive. A Kasugai crow then delivers an order to bring the siblings to headquarters. Tanjiro wakes bound in a garden, surrounded by the Hashira.

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Notes

This chapter introduces the Kakushi, the support members who handle recovery and cleanup after engagements because most lack the swordsmanship of frontline slayers. It also sets up the trial that follows, ending on the reveal that Tanjiro now stands before the Corps' nine elite warriors.

The installment corresponds to Episode 21 and opens Volume 6 of the manga.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Demon Slayer Chapter 44 Against Corps Rules?

Chapter 44, Against Corps Rules, brings the Kakushi cleanup crew to Mount Natagumo to secure the battlefield, sees Giyu let the Kamado siblings flee, and ends with a wounded Tanjiro waking up bound in a garden before the Corps' strongest swordsmen.

What episode is Demon Slayer Chapter 44 Against Corps Rules?

Demon Slayer Chapter 44, Against Corps Rules, corresponds to Episode 21 of the anime and opens Volume 6 of the manga.

Who is introduced in Chapter 44 Against Corps Rules?

Chapter 44 introduces the Kakushi, the Corps' support members who handle recovery and cleanup after engagements because most lack the swordsmanship of frontline slayers. It also features Kanao, the young woman from Final Selection, who catches the fleeing Tanjiro and knocks him out.

Why does Shinobu confront Giyu in Chapter 44 Against Corps Rules?

In Chapter 44, Shinobu confronts Giyu over allowing Tanjiro and Nezuko to escape, pressing him to step aside so she can deal with Nezuko, even offering a gentle poison. The two come to blows when she tries to slip free.

What arc does Chapter 44 Against Corps Rules belong to?

Chapter 44, Against Corps Rules, belongs to the Mount Natagumo Arc and opens Volume 6 of the manga.

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