Demon Slayer Hashira Training Arc’s second episode showed us the bond between Tanjiro and Giyu Tomioka. They became the most adorable in the series so far. The fourth season will continue with Tomioka joining the Hashira training. In fact, this time around, Kamado Tanjiro also joins him. Tanjiro is now fully healed and will commence his training in the fourth episode. Here's everything we know so far…

Tanjiro commences training, Tomioka also trains

Tomioka has finally agreed to join the training. Tanjiro’s physical wounds, which he endured during the Swordsmith Village Arc, are now fully healed. While Tomioka specializes in the same technique as Tanjiro, the Water Breathing style (and after the bond they shared in episode 2), they will not train together. Tanjiro will begin his training with Stone Hashira Gyomei Himejima. Given the teases through the stills from the show, and the twist in the storyline, one can be sure that there will be a lot of surprises this time around too.

The mystery behind Kanae’s death will be revealed

Episode 2 ended with Butterfly Hashira Shinobu speaking to Kanao. Shinobu said that she has a story to tell, and that is the story of her sister, The Flower Hashira Kanae Kocho’s death. So, of course, the tale will be told this time around. It will be one heartbreaking story, as the demon responsible for Kanae’s death also gets revealed.

Tamayo and Shinobu team up

In another historic event, a demon will team up with a Hashira. Lady Tamayo got the offer to come to the Ubuyashiki residence and help Shinobu find a way to beat the most powerful demon Muzan before he attacks Nezuko and tries to devour her in hopes of becoming immortal. They are crafting a poison that would kill the demon once and for all.

When and where to watch Demon Slayer Hashira Training Arc

Demon Slayer Hashira Training Arc is available on both Netflix and Jio Cinema in India (and Crunchyroll for anime lovers across the globe). The episodes are out on the platforms at 11.15 pm on Sundays.

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