Who is Gyutaro in Demon Slayer? Characters and Voice Actors Explained

Demon Slayer fans wonder who ‘Gyutaro’ is after watching the latest episode of Arc . entertainment area Well, here’s everything you need to know about the character and its voice actors.

Alert: This post contains spoilers for Volume 7 of the Slayer Entertainment District Arc and the manga.

Demon Slayer Part 2 finally gave us a better view of Nezuko’s Awakened form in the latest episode. In Berserk form, Nezuko lost control of herself and attempted to eat the blood of an outsider. However, Tanjiro arrived just in time to stop Nezuko.

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As an aside, Tanjiro tries to calm Nezuko by singing her a lullaby, which fortunately brings her back to her normal state. On the other hand, Tengen arrives at the scene and decapitates Daki with a single blow. However, what surprised him was that Daki did not die despite being decapitated. Instead, another demon appeared from Daki’s body, who was later revealed to be ‘Gyutaro.‘

Who is Gyutaro in Demon Slayer Season 2?

In Demon Slayer, Gyutaro is a true Level Six Devil, and he shares that position with his older sister Daki. As shown in the latest episode, Gyutaro can use Blood Demon Art to manipulate his blood and use it as a weapon.

In the anime, we learn that Daki killed seven Hashiras in the past; Well, Gyutaro is even more dangerous as he has killed 13 Hashiras in his lifetime as a Demon.

Alert: This section contains some revelations from the Demon Slayer . manga.

As stated by Superior Six, he and Daki are one in two bodies; that was because Gyutaro had separated the “Core” from his body. So that’s why Daki didn’t die even after Tengen beheaded her. The only way to kill Gyutaro and Daki is to behead them simultaneously.

Who is Gyutaro’s voice actor?

According to some reports, Ryota Osaka is the voice actor behind Gyutaro in Arc Slayer Entertainment District Arc. Japanese voice actor known for his incredible roles in Tokyo Revengers, So I’m a Spider, So What, the Devil is a Part-Timer, and many more.