Demon Slayer Gets Censored In China Once Again

The second season of Demon Slayer started with retelling the story of the Mugen Train, but came to a close with the story of the Entertainment District Arc, as Tanjiro and his friends fought against the demonic siblings known as Gyutaro and Daki. With the second season still airing in China, it seems that the wives of Tengen Uzui have been censored in the country, with the Sound Hashira losing both an eye and an arm as a result of his battle within the Entertainment District Arc.   

Tengen’s three wives include Suma, Hinatsuru, and Makio, with one of the biggest parts of the mission of the Demon Slayer Corps in the Entertainment District Arc involving the Sound Hashira recruiting the likes of Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke to assist him in saving them from a perilous fate. With the three wives being kidnapped by the demon Daki, Tengen’s partners might not be as strong as their husband, but they were certainly given the opportunity to show off their skills when they were freed from their bizarre prison and assist the member of the Demon Slayer Corps in one of the biggest battles of the series to date.

Twitter Outlet Shonenleaks shared the censored screenshots of Demon Slayer from its airing in China, making some changes to the wives of Tengen Uzui who helped pick up their husband following the battle against Gyutaro which had him losing both an eye and an arm in the process:

Quickly following the finale of season two, Ufotable confirmed that Demon Slayer will be returning for a third season which is set to adapt the story of the Swordsmith Village Arc, a major arc in the series created by Koyoharu Gotouge. While the manga might have already completed the story of the Demon Slayer Corps, there is plenty of material left for the anime to adapt when it comes to Tanjiro and Nezuko’s journey to avenge their family. 

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