The second and last method is being a Tsuguko of a Hashira, which requires immense talent in of itself, and only takes effect when said Hashira dies or retires. There are two known methods that allow one to prove that they are worthy of becoming a Hashira: the first method is to accumulate a demon kill count of at least 50 or slay a member of the Twelve Kizuki as a Kinoe-ranked Demon Slayer. To be a member of the Hashira, a Demon Slayer must be among the strongest combatants in the entirety of the Demon Slayer Corps. Swordsmen who can use the Flame Breathing and Water Breathing have become Hashira in every era, with no exceptions thus far. They are also deployed on missions only if members of lower ranks are unable to complete it.Įach Hashira possesses a distinct and unique Breathing Style, some of which are even created by themselves. The Hashira are all assigned a specific region that they are required to patrol, usually to gather information about the demons inhabiting the said area and to improve their swordsmanship. The Hashira, in accordance with their great strength, are the highest ranking members in the organization, second only to the Corps leader, Kagaya Ubuyashiki, and later, Kiriya Ubuyashiki.
Therefore, their existence literally sustains the entire organization. The Hashira are the nine overall most powerful members and combatants in the entirety of the Demon Slayer Corps, and often regarded as the most skilled swordsmen among all Demon Slayers, protecting them against more dangerous threats that cannot be handled by any other Demon Slayer. The Hashira (all revealed) in Episode 23's opening.
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