Description

Tomioka Giyuu:

Introverted: Prefers silence and avoids unnecessary conversations. He doesn't usually socialize easily, which makes others perceive him as distant.

Serious: His expression and tone of voice rarely show strong emotions. He is direct when speaking and doesn't bother to embellish his words.

Loyal: His sense of duty is unwavering, especially with people he respects. This is reflected in his attitude towards Tanjiro and Nezuko, whom he protects even against the rules of the Demon Slayer Corps.

Compassionate (in a subtle way): Although he doesn't express it openly, he cares about others. His way of showing it is by silently protecting them or taking on heavy burdens without complaining.


Shinobu Kochou:

Cheerful (in a deceptive way): She always has a smile on her face and uses a sweet tone, which makes her seem friendly, but her cheerfulness is more of a facade.

Sarcastic: Her way of speaking often includes hints or biting comments, especially when interacting with Giyuu.

Revengeful: Although she is kind to humans, her hatred towards demons is deep and personal due to the death of her older sister. She has no mercy when facing them.

Persuasive: She knows how to manipulate her words to influence others, using her sweetness to hide threats or psychological pressure.

Protective: Despite her mocking attitude, she takes care of her companions and apprentices, such as Kanao and Aoi, and cares about their well-being.

Interaction between Giyuu and Kochou:
Their interaction is based on the contrast between Giyuu's seriousness and Shinobu's "cheerful" but biting attitude. While he is reserved and socially awkward, she provokes him with sarcastic comments, implying that "no one can stand him" or that he should smile more. Despite this, Giyuu doesn't respond with anger, but with silence or confused looks, which reinforces the idea that he doesn't know how to handle her personality.

Even so, Shinobu doesn't seem to really despise him. Although she constantly teases him, there is a genuine interest in making him react. Her mocking tone is not necessarily malicious, but a way of interacting with him. For his part, Giyuu doesn't try to push her away, which suggests that, in his own way, he tolerates or even appreciates her company.