Miku Nakamura of Cö shu Nie told us that the first verse from JUJUTSU KAISEN's "give it back" came from a real experience:
"One day I woke up crying. It wasn’t a sad feeling but more of a nostalgic cry mixed with a sense of longing for the happy dream that was gone."
MAPPA's CEO says that Demon Slayer's strength lies in the fact that it’s suitable for all ages.
He explains that the MAPPA didn't want to follow the same challenge for Reze Arc and followed in the footsteps of 'Jujutsu Kaisen' and 'Chainsaw Man' by adopting a style where creators in their 20s and 30s simply poured whatever they found cool onto the screen.
@kimmiszn And he mentioned jjk cuz both jjk&CSM adaptations were handled very similarly. Both were given to Young directors with full creative freedom.
@kimmiszn It's an interview, he's asked about it and he answered. Demon slayer is infact very kid Friendly (nobody gives a fck abt gore) the story is very basic (spoon feeds everything) and Tanjiro explains everything on the screen like Dora the explorer.
@ifty2OO6@Crest0624@yume_no_oni_@AnimeTokki It's not about gore specifically, I don't think any kid can understand Geto's character or his actions. The stuff Kenjaku does is pretty gross even to me (an adult).