Who is Hantengu

Description of Hantengu

Hantengu is a member of the Kimetsu no Yaiba franchise. He was a Demon of the Six Demon Moons group, holding the position of the Senior Four Moon.

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Hantengu character description

Because of his abilities, he possessed seven other characters, the most prominent of which was a small, diminutive man with a broad, muscular body. The top of his head was bald, he had two horns, and between those two was a large protuberance. The lower part of his head showed a little more of his head below his shoulders.

Numerous wrinkles could be seen on his face, which lacked ears, and his eyes appeared to be closed most of the time. The Japanese character for "Fear" has been permanently affixed to the surface of his tongue, alluding to his awkward and bewildered nature.

The rest of his appearances were distinguished by a young body with black hair covering his entire head, open eyes and straight back, with the characters designating the Four Upper Moons clearly visible in his eyes. However, in the anime series, the characters' outward emotional manifestations included distinctive eye colors and Japanese kanji tattoos for the various emotions they expressed.

Powers of Hantengu :

Hantengu was possessed of superhuman strength and stamina completely unlike a conventional demon, as he was a member of the Twelve Demon Moons. With a single blow, he was able to send Muichiro Tokito many miles away from the Pillar of Mist, and also managed to scare Tanjiro, Nezuko Kamado and Genya Shinazugawa with his incredible abilities.

Important information:

As a member of the Demon Four, he was able to use the so-called Demon Blood Techniques, which allowed him to control his blood in various ways depending on the particular demon involved. In this case, Hantengu possessed an ability that allowed the appearance of many external manifestations, each with its own personality and set of abilities. It has been noted that each of the Hantengu characters represents a different emotion, such as anger, sadness, pleasure and joy, with the word "Fear" in Japanese script remaining in the main body.