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Hmph!

Manga ChapterCh. 47

Chapter forty-seven sees Nezuko refuse fresh blood in front of the entire Corps, proving her restraint and earning both Kamado siblings their place as members of the Demon Slayer organization under Kagaya's formal declaration.

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Summary

Sanemi retreats into shade and stabs Nezuko's box again, dangling his bleeding arm to lure her out. As Tanjiro tries to call to his sister, Obanai pins him down and Tengen eggs on the cruelty while Mitsuri frets. Nezuko emerges, breathing hard, and edges toward the wounded Sanemi.

Straining against the hold, Tanjiro reaches his sister with his voice. Memories of their family and Sakonji's teaching to protect people rather than harm them fill Nezuko's mind, and she turns away from the offered blood. Since the master is blind, his aide describes the moment: stabbed three times and tempted directly, Nezuko refuses to attack.

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Key Events

Nezuko resists Sanemi's blood in full view of the Hashira, giving Kagaya the proof he needs. The master declares both Tanjiro and Nezuko official members of the Demon Slayer Corps.

Kagaya warns that some will always distrust Nezuko and urges Tanjiro toward a worthy goal, slaying a member of the Twelve Kizuki. He cautions the eager boy to show the Hashira proper respect and gently chides Obanai and Sanemi for tormenting their juniors.

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Notes

This chapter resolves the trial in the siblings' favor and cements Nezuko's defining trait, her refusal to feed on humans. It also details Kagaya's distinctive voice, described through the natural rhythm known as 1/f fluctuation that lends charismatic leaders their soothing presence.

The installment corresponds to Episodes 22 and 23 and is collected in Volume 6.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 47 of Demon Slayer?

Chapter 47, titled "Hmph!", shows Nezuko refusing fresh blood in front of the entire Demon Slayer Corps, proving her restraint. Her refusal gives Kagaya the proof he needs to declare both Tanjiro and Nezuko official members of the organization.

Why does Nezuko refuse the blood in Demon Slayer Chapter 47?

In Chapter 47, Sanemi stabs Nezuko's box and dangles his bleeding arm to lure her out, but memories of her family and Sakonji's teaching to protect people rather than harm them fill her mind. Nezuko turns away from the offered blood, refusing to attack despite being stabbed three times and tempted directly.

What is the title of Demon Slayer Chapter 47?

Demon Slayer Chapter 47 is titled "Hmph!". It belongs to the Rehabilitation Training Arc and is collected in Volume 6.

What goal does Kagaya give Tanjiro in Chapter 47?

In Chapter 47, Kagaya warns that some will always distrust Nezuko and urges Tanjiro toward a worthy goal: slaying a member of the Twelve Kizuki. He also cautions Tanjiro to show the Hashira proper respect.

What episodes cover Demon Slayer Chapter 47?

Demon Slayer Chapter 47 corresponds to Episodes 22 and 23 of the anime adaptation. The chapter is collected in Volume 6.

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