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Daki

Manga ChapterCh. 74

Chapter 74 flashes back two nights to reveal how the Kyogoku House manager died and how Muzan praised his servant. Returning to the present, Daki overpowers Zenitsu and begins to suspect the strange visitors are Demon Slayers come to her district.

Volume: Volume 9
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Summary

Two nights before the Slayers reach the district, the Kyogoku House manager Omitsu meets with her oiran and warns Warabihime to stop bullying the other courtesans. Warabihime plays innocent and reminds Omitsu that she draws in the money. Nervously, Omitsu recalls a story from her childhood about a stunning but vicious courtesan whose name also ended in hime and whose glare matched Warabihime's when displeased.

As Omitsu notes the unsettling parallels, Warabihime reverts to her true form as Daki and drags the manager out into the sky. Daki muses that those around her have survived by staying silent about her crimes, then mocks Omitsu's hidden knife before letting her fall to her death.

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Key Events

Daki lands on a rooftop and strolls off as bystanders find the body. Back in her room she greets Muzan Kibutsuji, who remarks that she has clearly devoured many humans and warns her not to grow reckless. He passes along word that Demon Slayers may be coming and urges her to become even more ruthless.

The flashback ends with Zenitsu facing Warabihime, who slams him into the wall and knocks him out, vowing harsh punishment for touching her. Omitsu's husband rushes in to beg forgiveness for the unconscious visitor, and Warabihime shifts her manner to apologize. As she leaves, she doubts Zenitsu is an ordinary human and gleefully welcomes the prospect of eating any Slayers who arrive. The chapter ends with Tanjiro uneasily sensing the town's dark, murky scent.

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Notes

This chapter delivers Daki's reveal and her first on-page meeting with Muzan, underscoring her standing among his demons. It also confirms the death of the Kyogoku House manager Omitsu. The events correspond to anime Episode 36, and the chapter appears in Volume 9.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Daki in Chapter 74 of Demon Slayer?

In Chapter 74, Daki reverts from her courtesan persona Warabihime to her true demon form, kills the Kyogoku House manager Omitsu, and later overpowers and knocks out Zenitsu before suspecting the strange visitors are Demon Slayers.

What is Daki's human form in Chapter 74?

In Chapter 74, Daki appears as Warabihime, an oiran of the Kyogoku House in the Entertainment District, who plays innocent before revealing her true demon form.

How do Daki and Muzan meet in Chapter 74?

In Chapter 74, Daki greets Muzan Kibutsuji in her room, marking her first on-page meeting with him. Muzan remarks that she has devoured many humans, warns her not to grow reckless, passes along word that Demon Slayers may be coming, and urges her to become even more ruthless.

How does the Kyogoku House manager Omitsu die in Chapter 74?

In Chapter 74, Daki drags the manager Omitsu out into the sky, mocks her hidden knife, and lets her fall to her death. The chapter confirms the death of the Kyogoku House manager.

What anime episode and volume does Daki Chapter 74 correspond to?

Chapter 74, titled Daki, corresponds to anime Episode 36 and appears in Volume 9 of Demon Slayer. It is part of the Entertainment District Arc.

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