Tanjiro Kamado VS 12 Demon Moons POWER LEVELS 🔥 (DEMON SLAYER)

Video Description

The scaling begins before Infinity Castle Part 1 – Akaza Attacks and continues beyond the movie into the manga, showing Tanjiro’s complete power progression. It includes base Tanjiro, Demon Slayer Mark, Transparent World, Red Nichirin Blade, and the full mastery of Sun Breathing (Hinokami Kagura), including the 13th Form. Demon King Tanjiro is also included as his absolute peak. All members of the Twelve Kizuki are covered across anime, movie, and manga material. This includes Upper Moons such as Kokushibo (Michikatsu Tsugikuni), Doma, Akaza (Hakuji), Hantengu, Zohakuten, Gyokko, Nakime, Gyutaro, Daki, and Kaigaku, along with Lower Moons like Rui, Enmu, Kyogai, Wakuraba, Mukago, Rokuro, and Kamanue. Each matchup considers Blood Demon Arts, regeneration, speed, endurance, and destructive power, with special focus on Infinity Castle battles and final manga-era scaling against Muzan Kibutsuji. All power levels are based on anime scenes, manga chapters, guidebook statements, and my own interpretation and opinion. This video is created for discussion, comparison, and entertainment. If you’re searching for Infinity Castle power levels, Tanjiro vs Upper Moons, Akaza Infinity Castle, Demon King Tanjiro, or Demon Slayer manga power scaling, this video is made for that audience. #demonslayer #tanjiro #powerlevels #uppermoons MUSIC CREDIT 1. https://www.youtube.com/@RiftiBeats Note: Full Credit to Owners All Images, Pictures, and Music shown in the video belong to the respective owners. All videos are created by the Charlie Scale. From the idea to execution, video editing, voiceover, and upload to YouTube, we generate every video from scratch. Each topic has its own part to play, allowing us to produce consistent content across our channels. Copyright Disclaimer Under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.