With the anime adaptation being as popular as it is, I decided to read the manga and I have to say, I was very impressed.

The art style in every single fight in this manga was nothing short of spectacular. The intense attention to detail for each panel really shows how much time and hard work was invested in creating such a visually-appealing story. Each Kizuki's Blood Demon Art along with each Demon Slayer's Breath Form coincided into a beautiful spectacle that can only be described as beautiful. This is definitely Demon Slayer's strongest point.

However, this manga had one major flaw that unfortunately couldn't be avoided and that was the fact that it was RUSHED. Gõtoge, the writer, was sadly going through a lot of family issues and was forced to finish the manga quickly.

The character development is not really touched on much throughout the manga, only really focusing on Nezuko and Tanjiro with a few chapters being dedicated to the inner-workings of Giyu, Inosuke, Kanae, and Zenitsu. Each side character was given a brief overview of their persona but nothing really blossomed. A good amount of the relationships between various characters was also touched on very little.

The story itself, as stated before, was rushed so the events transpiring near the end of the manga was a slap-to-the-face for many readers and questioned the logic behind how each event occurred.

Nevertheless, this manga was definitely an outstanding read for me and although a good amount of the story and characters were never fully developed, it all came back near the end and served to become an amazing manga. I highly recommend reading Demon Slayer.