This guy and Akaza really are perfect opposites. Akaza is a hot blooded, extremely violent and passionate guy who ultimately became a demon due to experiencing true dispair in his life. Doma meanwhile is a litterally cold blooded, aloof guy who couldn't give a shit about anything and became a demon purely because he was bored. Nice contrast.

douma is basically I didn't die today so its gonna be everybody else's problem

Madman absolutely asked a girl out as she was holding his decapitated head in the afterlife.

My favorite part about the character is how he’s similar to shinobu. They both put on a kind and cheerful visage, when underneath that they are both sadistic and manipulative at points. Also, him using the promise of eternal life to his followers just to eat them mirrors how shinobu earlier in the story would offer to “forgive” demons by causing them extreme pain over and over again

I love how Doma was one of the few demons that the author knew deserved zero sympathy. Almost every other demon became one from desperation or to fill some void, but he threw away his humanity just for the hell of it.

Easily one of my favorite characters. He’s basically Akaza’s opposite. He’s a demon in every sense of the word and it makes him a good villain, but that fact that he feels nothing at all makes him interesting too. His backstory isn’t exactly sad but I always felt a little bad for him because of how his parents just used him and would contribute to what he became

The ironic similarity here is that Dōma’s name means mosquito in Telugu So no wonder he died a quick death

The thing to love about Douma is he's charismatic and he doesn't have a sad backstory to make the viewer feel sorry for him (altough i do feel sorry for the fact he could have grown up a normal kid if his parents didn't treat him like a god)

Man, DIO really is everywhere isn't he?

If only Demon Slayer's pacing wasn't so lighting fast, we could've gotten an entire arc with Doma and his cult as the villains.

His mother violently bisected his father and he didn’t even flinch.

What I love about Douma is that he is neither good or evil, he’s just there, wondering his numb and empty soul to adapt to the society. Psychopath like him are known to be very charismatic and sympathic which lead fragile people to come at him and find comfort with him.. no wonder he managed to eats a lot of women thanks to his looks and fake personnality ! Even Kanae said that he is well-mannared and polite with a gentle and calm voice. To me, he’s so fascinating and mysterious.. he’s different from the others upper moons and even tho he’s not a warrior or anything else, he managed to become upper moon 2 which shows how he is smart and strategic. I’m so excited to see him on season 2 !

This is why kny is one of my favorites among new gen shonen. Not only does it deliver meaningful themes and philosophies from varied perspectives, but the meaning and allusions behind the lores of each character makes the established ambiance appealing as a story and doma’s character is no exception.

Douma isn't actually blonde. All art colored by Gotogue shows him with silver hair, blonde is just an error by the coloring company

man died and straight up was like, "oh hey, this is pretty neat!"

i really like the fight with douma. shinobu: finally expresses her bottled up anger towards the demon that took her sister. she successfully, after death, takes him down. kanae: she was psychologically broken from abuse as a child. she couldn’t cry when kanao died and she felt guilty for it. she didn’t talk and it seemed like she had no emotion but she simply couldn’t express herself properly. she couldn’t even speak or think for herself. in this battle, she acknowledges that she has feelings and is more human than ever. the psychological string that was one broken was repaired during this fight. inosuke: he repeatedly believed he wasn’t human. he didn’t remember who his mother was so he believed he didn’t have a human mother but rather an animal. in every near death experience, (eg the spider father), he remembered someone telling him to keep living and falling off a cliff. he didn’t know who said it but it’s there as comfort and encouragement. shinobu would make pinky promises with him. he thought he had met shinobu before bc he remembered someone telling him about pinky promises beforehand. he didn’t know who it was though. douma revealed everything about his mother. his mother would sing a song about pinky promises. she loved inosuke so much but she dropped him from a cliff, apologizing and begging him to survive the fall. she was killed by douma shortly after. douma acknowledged she was a very beautiful woman with a kind and gentle personality. inosuke puts all his broken memories together and finds his humanity. all of these realizations bc of a true psychopath. someone who never felt emotions even as a human. someone who “wasn’t” human.

While Douma stabbing himself reminded me of DIO I was sure that him recalling memories by specifically hurting his brain was a reference to Shinobu from Monogatari

everyone is hating him, but i feel pity for him... Not being able to live a normal life, being broken but faking hapiness, not knowing pain which makes him unable to understand others... He is a bastard, but it's not his fault at all... while other demons had a difficult past and became demon doing worst things... Doma's human life was almost the same as his demon life : Being an empty shell looking to find an emotions and thinking that maybe if he fakes them, one day he'll feel one...

I love the little shit.

Douma deserves 2nd spot because he is literally every demon slayer's weakness, since he can manipulate the wind that they breath and destroys their lungs, which makes them unable to do any breathing techniques

"the demon will lie, the demon will use words he doesn't really know. If he gets desperate enough, he may even start to rhyme, or dance" -Uncle Ruckus.

Utterly masterful how Doma was written a true molded demon in the most beautiful way nearly rivals my love for Sessosyin Kiara

Akaza and douma’s relationship Is just the demon version of tomioka and shinobu

Everyone hated doma even his own “allies” and his “god” doesn’t even care about him

I think that Dōma was not born apathetic, he became that way after everyone spilled their hearts out to him and by the time of his parents deaths; he had heard so much wickedness and misery that he was numb to it.

I personally feel like as much as Dōma is an asshole. The narrative people drive of him having no tragic backstory at all is completely ridiculous. When he was born every second of every day of his life he was forced to attempt to fix other peoples problems, all the while being warshiped as a messenger of god. It is my belief that he wasn't detatched from his emotions from birth, but he was forced to grow detatched from them due to his circumstances. All the while knowing everything he was feeding them was a load of complete bullshit and having to keep up the act because its all he has ever known. Looking at Dōma as a character my second time reading through the manga I honestly feel he has one of the saddest backstories of any of the demons. I also believe, were he born under different circumstances that he could've actually been a good person. All the way until the end of his life he was never allowed to feel a true emotion until he fell in love with shinobu, and maybe even started to regret what he had done.

Doma I would say is a lot like Obanai in many ways. Main differences was how he was reared. Doma was essentially raised in great luxury as a young cult leader/messiah. When you spend pretty much your entire childhood, and young adulthood basically being treated like a God for your eyes and hair on top of a natural inhibition to feel emotional. He is essentially immune to feeling guilt, fear, pain, remorse, or even satisfaction for very long.

One sad thing about Doma is he could've lived a simple life where he could learn the gist of emotions and maybe even feel them. But his parents really did a number on him and because of them, he grew not learning about virtues but instead lies. His parents created a bad example to him and he lived that example. He had too many responsibilities as a child and nobody understands him. His parents were really bad role models and that's why Doma had no freedom to decide truly for himself.

Actually, your point on him helping people genuinely makes sense still. Psychopaths usually have their variant of love or a twisted expression of it.

The reasons of the 3 iconic upper moons to turn into a demon Kokushibo/Michikatsu: i want to be stronger than my brother, my brother was born with too many blessings coming from the gods, so i must find my way to the top by myself Akaza/Hakuji: i lost any hope on humanity, i lost my future wife, my master, my father, i wasted years wishing to be dead when suddenly that guy appeared and turned me into a demon... Dōma: i don't know bro, i was bored so i thought it will be fun to be a dem- hold up, is that a woman? :)

I feel like In his own fucked up way he really did view akaza as his best friend. Douma clearly had never had a friend before and obviously wouldn't know what a real friendship feels like and he did show some interest in trying to hang out with the other upper moons be it gyokko hantengu or even nakime. It's not outside the realm of possibility he defined akaza as his best friend even knowing how much akaza hated him

I love Doma, I know a lot of people hate him but I think he is so cool. It's so facinating how his mind works.

Doma is a weird case where he's utterly contemptible, not because he's genuinely malicious, but because he's generally so apathetic to everything around him that we as human beings can only describe him as evil because he's so divorced from our concept of morality that nothing else is really applicable; he is not good, he feels nothing for his actions, and those actions are almost universally negative to those around him, so he HAS to be evil. And while his ending is cathartic because he finally gets his comeuppance for everything he's done, there's a weird sense of charm and hope to Doma being greeted by Shinobu and discovering the afterlife, because he's finally found this wondrous place that he's only ever heard stories about from people who never went there. And his excitement towards seeing Shinobu and genuinely wanting her to tour Hell with him demonstrates that he really isn't evil, because not only is he not upset, he's grateful to Shinobu for this new experience she's given him. And it also kind of undermines the finality of their relationship, with Doma practically teasing her with his childish wonderment and Shinobu having to accept that they're both already dead so inevitably she's going to have to learn to live with his etetnal existence and his newfound feelings for her; even if she drops him in Hell and moves on to Heaven, she's going to have to spend eternity dreading the idea that Doma is pining for her and that he might inevitably atone for his sins, gaining the opportunity to follow after her into Heaven or into the cycle of reincarnation. Her consternation with the idea of Doma being happy mirrors the feeling some readers finding Doma, a character who by all rights should be an utterly contemptible bastard that you live to hate and see suffer, becoming bizarrely likable and adorable.

Doma kinda reminds of Doma/Duma (very ironic I know) from Fire Emblem Gaiden/SoV. Long story less short, Duma's a divine dragon (a very specific race of dragons in the FE canon) whose cult basically worships strength to the point of losing all form of kindness and love. As time passed on however, both him and his cult became degenarate: Duma due to his longevity (dragons go crazy after some millenia pass in FE canon), and his Faithful in recurring to sacrificing their souls or even those of other people (remember no kindness?) becoming Arcanists, Cantors or Witches that can use Dark, Reanimation and Summoning magic. Of yeah, almost, forgot to say... Duma (Dragon) is also basically invincible to anything, just like Doma (Demon) is basically invincible. He is weak to two things though: the Valentian Falchion (a dragon slaying sword passed down by, ironically, Duma's lineage) [Nichirin Blades] and the Nosferatu spell (a life draining spell, coded to always have a fixed hit rate, which overlooks the coding that prevents everything else from hitting Duma; that later became canon in SoV, intentionally built in this time) [Wisteria Poison].

Doma was by far one of my favorite demons during the last arcs

He has a sad backstory he just didn’t feel anything abt it

Doma and Hantengu are basically the kind of characters one can love to hate. I mean the one main reason to appreciate them is the fact that they show how not every demons have sympathetic backgrounds which the anime only watchers will soon find out.

I honestly like Douma more than Akaza. Although Akaza’s backstory is sad I kinda feel like it was a way for us to feel bad and forgive him. Whether or not this was intentional most of the fandom just started kissing Akaza’s feet after his backstory as if he didn’t kill people too. I like how Douma is just evil without any form of redemption but still manages to be an interesting and entertaining character without needing a sad backstory like every other character.

man i wish this series wasnt so damn short. So many good characters with unique and buildable traits that only appear for a couple chapters.

“The Boihazard, blood-bloated, black-hearted, budda-benefactor Doma” - damn

Idk why, but the fact that muzan sees kokushibou as a business partner is wierdly wholesome

Shinobu did not go to hell with Doma! She went to heaven, where her sister and parents were! It is shown later on as well! She said after you but she never followed! Why would she spend her eternity with a guy she hated so much?

douma backstory is pretty tragic and his trauma is overlook. he clearly had childhood trauma that led him to become emotionless. sociopath was not born without emotion it cause from trauma from his childhood.he was being used by his parent to make cult , dehumanized by his followers that treat him as god but not as human.imagine the pressure he felt to listen others problem 24/2 .yalls braindead dont understand his charac. he even fake his emotion for the hope to feel the real emotion one day

douma’s parents: **both died horrific bloody deaths** douma: excUse me you’re messing up my worship room 🔫 >:(

can we get a kokushibou video he feels like an under-discussed character

This dude: there’s a term for being emotionally apathetic but having your body still create an emotional response. Me: **called out noises**

How much he is of a crazy psychopath monster he truly is, you still gotta admit when he was a baby he looks so adorable ( at least if somebody where to ever ask me about it )!!!

The Author did great work in making me despise this character, great villain.

Out of every character Douma was absolutely similar with Kanao she was a hollow shell due to the abuse inflicted on her she had emotions but didn’t know how express them While Douma pretend to have emotions he’s nothing but an empty shell it was hella amusing when Kanao roasted him for it I absolutely agree with the video regarding their whole special eye similarities

The top 3 Upper Moons are such interesting characters

His blood demon art was so cool. I like how the author made him so freaking op, the last fight was still rushed tho

I love when some villains are just evil, no backstory, just evil. The majority of villains in stories always have a super sad backstory that explains some of their really horrible personalities but sometimes having a villain with zero sympathy is just great

I've been posting Douma stuff here lately because I thought he's a very underrated character as opposed to his upper moon buddies above or below him. When we talk about character backgrounds of the UMs in KnY, the fandom often cite Koku and Akaza as some of the most well done and tragic, even Daki and Gyutaro's. So this post is about giving love to the character back ground of our resident gorgeous cult leader, Douma. With that said, I often see the fandom brush off Douma's background, stating that it's not really "sad" or interesting and usually overlooked because of Douma's lack of emotions, but I think his story is quite sad and tragic. One might think: "Well Douma lived a lavish life, he wasn't poor and he even was worshipped so it isn't really bad right?". I personally don't think so. Douma, from the moment he was born, was abused and taken advantage of, his platinum blonde hair, rainbow eyes and angelic face seemed like a blessing, but in reality was a curse. Because of his physical oddities, his parent's greed was amplified, Douma was seated as the leader of a cult at a very young age, a child that couldn't distinguish between right or wrong yet his very occupation was to be a mediator for the thousands of members of the cult, listening to their problems, their agonies every single day. The heaviest responsibility was put on his shoulder from the get go. It didn't help that Douma, aside from his otherworldly physical appearance, was bestowed with extreme intelligence (this was also shown with his fight against Shinobu, Inosuke and Kanao; but that's another story), he was aware of the intentions of the people around him, he knew that their admiration and faith in him was for self-fulfilment and selfish reasons, his parents were fake people and so were the people around him; but Douma still beared and listen to their daily whinings. His father was involved in adultery with the females of the cult, his mother was a bat-shit crazy woman that eventually killed his father. These negative things that happened to Douma further explained why he lack sympathy and empathy and why he didn't bother actively seek them, he didn't believe that the world was fair and that the people who do bad things could get away and live to the fullest. The world was unfair. There's no good or bad karma, and heaven nor hell didn't exist. Hence, while he was a cult leader, he never developed a God complex, but instead was ironically an "atheist". Douma couldn't develop emotions and bond to people because he wasn't shown any in his lifetime, he was just a tool for his parents and followers, and Douma knew it very well but he was fine with it. It's sad that it took Shinobu's genuine hatred and anger for Douma to finally feel SOMETHING. Douma could've turned out to be a completely different person had he met someone like Shinobu who, instead of hatred, harbored genuine love and kindness for him during the times when he was still a human.

God I can't wait for the Akaza vid. His arc makes me cry literally every time

At the end of the day. Douma is just a jojo reference.

Meti just wanna tell you that you create the greatest videos on youtube

Not only is The manga you cover amazing, your Analysis is fucking Brilliant. I love your videos and play them on repeat sometimes because of how informative and indepeth you go for them. Keep up the great work.

Douma's such a complex and fascinating character he could have his own anime.

Can we get a video on Akaza next? Really loved this look into Doma's character and I love the parallels between him and the Buddha and his techniques being in reference to lotuses and the cold hells.

Fun fact, Doma's iris type (more or less) actually exists and has a name: sectoral heterochromatic eyes.

17:15 Shinobus reaction is priceless.

honestly, I kind of love Doma, mostly because I feel like I can relate somewhat. at least once per month, but never more than twice, I'll tend to have a full mental breakdown, where my mind analyzes the feelings I'm feeling from my body reactions alone. this causes me great distress, but even then, at my core, I feel apathy. it's horrifying, and scary, and to live like that for my entire life would be terrible. honestly, Doma is one of the most tragic characters in Demon slayer. even though he's a bastard. a child, living a meaningless existence, denied what we all feel, DESPERATELY wanting to understand what it is to feel anything but absolute apathy. It's so indescribably sad to me. Those days where emotion doesn't reach my brain are the worst days in my life. Imagining living my whole life like that is my worst nightmare. Just, meaningless, helpless, going through the motions because I have to. helping people because I want to, but never deriving any satisfaction from it. knowing I'm excited or stressed by thinking: "oh wow, my heart rate sped up back there, how interesting, I must be excited" and anything else. It scares me. hell on earth, that's what I'd call it. goddamn, poor Doma. doesn't excuse anything he did, but still. poor Doma. whatever Icy hell he's canonically in will probably be heaven on earth compared to his actual life, if it truly makes him feel.

This is such a well-researched, detailed analysis. Thank you for giving us the historical references behind the character of Douma and his attacks. Well done.

Hope to see Tamayo and Yushiro soon.

I genuinely feel bad for Douma. It's not his fault he turned out like this. It's the fault of the people that raised him and the people that worshipped him.I wish he was born into a normal family but I'm curious what would happen if he was born into Obanai's family.

I really hate when people call Douma a psycopath, because having dificulty felling emotions don't make you a psycopath. Douma never acted vilely as a human, he literally lived his whole life for others to a point he didn't had his own indentity. If killing and eating people without felling sorry make you a psycopath so every demon is a psycopath, Douma had a twisted view of life and believed that eating people was a way of saving then, and he preferes to eat women because he thinks they're more nutritious not because he hates women or think they're weak

Doma's absolute lack of emotions kind of reminds me of No Longer Human (or atleast the Junji Ito adaptation). Both the protagonist and Doma didn't get humans and had to fake an entire personality until one person saw through them.

Douma, my favorite character in the whole series

amazing video, doma is my favorite demon and I really love how you shared every refference and explained everything. outstanding knowledge. and yes, everything is a jojo refference.

Douma is actually my favourite demon, to me he was even more of an unfeeling demon than muzan.

A blonde vampire like psicopat, with ice theme attacks… did you think I was DIO but no it was me, Douma.

Doma is an absolute bastard but you gotta admit He got taste for falling for shinobu

All I can imagine is that fire house scene from incredibles but replaced with muzan screaming at Doma "You're out of ice?! You can't run out of ice I thought you could use the water in the air!"

I knew Doma reminded me of Dio and your explanation completely helped me understand why I like doma so much, it’s cause I like Dio so much

Honestly Doma didn't feel evil to me in a traditional sense because he quite frankly couldn't understand the concept. From birth he lacked feeling & empathy, born into a twisted cult that warped his world view, when he encountered Muzan & became a demon it almost lined up too perfectly with what he understood of the world. He seemed doomed for the role of a demon from the start, but even while as a demon he tried to fulfil the wishes of his followers, in his own distorted way of bringing them the paradise they so desired. Most of those he fought literally had little concept of grasping his 200+ year old built up indoctrinated from birth viewpoint, not that they cared to try much. When Kanao calls him out for his lack of emotions it felt rather hypocritical in a way, if Kanao met Muzan in her husk state instead of her adoptive sisters, she very easily could've ended up just like Doma, perhaps even worse of a demon then him. Furthermore there's a point in the story where Doma could've literally changed the outcome of the entire story in favor of the demons, all on a mere whim. When the upper moons are called to a meeting Upper Moon 2 Doma offers to go with his fellow Upper Moons to assault the forge village. If they didn't interrupt & deny him, it's highly likely their attack would've been a massive success. Eliminating the forge, killing a few pillars, wounding or killing Tanjiro & possibly even capturing Nezuko.

And a glorious bastard he is. Really looking forward to seeing him animated.

After Yorichi he is the best written character as a demon

I’m in love with douma, I’m extremely unhealthy 💀

I was waiting for this one for a while, loved the liquid snake vid btw.

I absolutely fking despise him... which is exactly why I love his character

Dōma was the best villain of Demon Slayer. It sad a lot of people say hea weaker than Akaza because they don't realize how powerful Shinobu's poison was and he still could take Inosuke and Kanao at the same time

I won’t lie I feel bad for real people who are born apathetic or who deal with Alexithymia. People who are born apathetic specifically, never get to truly experience what it’s like to feel sad for someone, to feel love, to feel happy, to feel scared. They miss out on one of the main things that make you human, humanity, empathy. In a way, when I hear about a complete apathetic person committing a horrible crime and not feeling bad about it like murder for example or rape. I feel anger towards them, but I also sit and think on how if they had regular human emotions they wouldn’t have done such a thing, if only they could feel. Apathy is pretty dangerous from what I’ve seen, you’d lack remorse for like anything.

Gotoge sensei is so freaking amazing. you can actually see how he mirrors every 2 opposing fighters in a way

Gotta say he's defiantly my favorite character, his techniques are probably the most powerful in the entire series if we were to power scale all of the characters to the same level, it would be him or muzan that would come out on top (sun breathing's techniques basically give people unlimited power but the techniques are outclassed by muzan and doma and a couple of other demons if on the same power level i mean sure you can turn into a rainbow, but what are you gonna do if poisonous blood that instantly kills you starts to shower down)

Great video. I think this was needed since he is misunderstood and only hated for killing Shinobu but you should also make one about Muzan. This is an unpopular opinion but I feel like he is a good villain and not as bad as some people think. People only say he has a trash backstory compared to upper 1,3 and his reasons for his actions are trash but then again I think he doesn’t need any reasons. He is written to be hated, describes himself as a natural disaster and is a sadistic and egotistical which works pretty well in my eyes. Sure the tentacle spam is pretty whack but aside from that it’s really refreshing to see someone as brutal and sadistic as him again and somehow he kinda reminds me of other villains that have similar personalities like Frieza from Dragonball for example. I love how he just refuses to die and you see how everyone hates him and prepared their entire lifes just to take this heartless monster with 0 humanity in him down. I don’t want to go too deep into it but I think you get the point and the only thing that disappoints me about Muzan is how we don’t know That much about him despite him being over 1000 years old.

The truth is that Doma is the most saddest character in whole Demon slayer series You see he didn't felt anything no sadness, sorrow, happiness, fear or anger a little emotion he felt for Humans is that "I feel pity for these people thinking that God is real" He was treated like god all day in his worshipping room it's like no freedom I understand he was treated like god but that doesn't change the fact that he was in freedom he felt useless after seeing humans making him as god and so he did thought that he might be god's child So he turned into demon and turning others into demons and thinking he did was right and so after becoming a demon his face, body, hair or personality didn't changed but it remains the same because he was already cold He never got a normal childhood because of his parents he never had any emotions but one emotion Boredness he always felt even after treating like a god

I was reading the last arc when u posted this and now that I've finished it my heart cant stand to look at this guys face... I will be back

This was so good, please do more of these for the rest of the kizuki 🙏

Maybe this is a really out there theory but I think there is some Hanafuda symbolism used in Demon slayer. The obvious example is Tanjiro's earrings featuring a hanafuda card with a rising sun (the real ones are identical but with a full moon.) One of the popular Hanafuda hands you can play is ino-shika-cho (boar, deer, butterfly.) Inosuke and Kanao are clearly associated with the boar and the butterfly so it looks like Doma would be the deer. There isn't a lot to tie him to deers but he isregarded as divine and otherworldly as are deers in mythology. Other things that tie him to the deer card are that his crown and fans are similar to Maple leaves, maple being the deer cards suit. Also, like deers Douma cries fake tears with no emotion. I guess it doesn't really work much but the iconography that is used in different attacks sparks my curiosity.

If there's one thing that legitimately makes me sad and dissatisfied with douma as a character. Its the pathologizing of his apathy and cruelty. Cause as it stands it feeds into a bad stereotype of people who actually can't feel empathy in the same way. Great video breakdown of the character 👌

Doma Grindset: "Do not be part of the problem. Be the entire problem."

An interesting aspect of Doma's character is that he is one of very few demons to truly remember life as a human. There's no haze or confusion about "before," and he never had a personality change like most demons did. He just.. stayed the same. Living like he always did in his eternal paradise cult. It didn't make a difference to him if he was human or demon.

dude finally feels something after dying, that being love, and asks a girl on a date to Hell smooth i envy his confidence lmao

Now of my biggest criticisms of Demon Slayer is that we didn't get enough of Doma. He's the second most powerful Demon Moon, but his death and his fight was REALLY underwhelming compared to I'm disappointed he didn't get a whole arc dedicated to the Demon Slayers infiltrating his cult it along with multiple Hashiras. It could've been an amazing set-up for the final battle, and what really gets Muzan panicking when his second strongest demon being killed. Honestly the rushed, consecutive boss battles in the final DS arc are what I dislike the most. The moons could've had SO MUCH more time work, just like Daki & Gyutaro

My all time favorite Demon! You rock good sir :)

I thought the Cold Winter Princesses were in reference to the daughters that Mara, the lord of the desire realm in Buddhism, sent to the Buddha in order to seduce him to ruin his enlightenment. I thought this was the case because you made some callbacks to Doma and his referencing to Buddhism.

He could spit on me and I’d thank him I won’t even lie

Thanks for the synopsis of my favorite villain and pointing out another Jojo reference! Though in all honesty I thought Tengen was the only Jojo reference. Very interesting video.

I don't like his personality but I absolutely love his design. It's weird how you can feel so ambiguously about a character.

I like douma as a great villian, I only feel sad a bit but mostly i pity him, because he cant feel sorry or get the complete underdtanding of what he is doing, but this is also what i feel demon slayer is missing, a villian who LITRRALLY doesnt feel a thing, so he thinks he does the ok ish thing. Man i would like to see a douma with emotions