Updated on February 3, 1:07 p.m. (GMT+8): Improved relevancy.

The Demon Slayer Entertainment District Arc’s extended finale did not disappoint, as it featured an introduction to one of the strongest antagonists in the series. Moving forward, Season 3 will adapt the Swordsmith Village Arc.

Doma made a short but memorable appearance in the episode, which leads up to him joining in the battle between the Demon Slayer corps and Kibutsuji Muzan’s Twelve Demon Moons.

So, who exactly is this mysterious figure? And how is he going to shake things up as the story progresses?

Warning: Major spoilers if you have yet to watch the Demon Slayer Entertainment District Arc or for those who haven’t read up until Chapter 96 of the manga.

Who is Doma?

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Doma holds the title of Upper Moon Two, the second-ranked, amongst the Twelve Demon Moons in the Demon Slayer series. He is best known for his rainbow-colored eyes, an unusual trait he was born with that led his parents to believe he was able to hear the voices of gods.

Because of his extremely unique eyes, Doma’s parents groomed him to be the leader of a religious group called the Eternal Paradise Cult. He held this position of power until he was turned into a demon by Muzan.

A brief glimpse into Doma’s childhood shows that his mother killed his father because of the many affairs the latter had. His mother then took her own life right in front of a young Doma, who felt neither sad nor mournful over his parents’ deaths, but annoyed instead.

Doma met Kibutsuji Muzan when he turned 20, right before he was transformed into a demon. He eventually rose through the ranks to the Upper Moon Six by feasting almost exclusively on female humans, which he believes are better to eat due to them being packed with nutrients for their babies.

He is first introduced in Chapter 96 of the manga in which he is seen devouring a geisha in Yoshiwara. This was where he met Daki and Gyutaro, the antagonists of the Entertainment District Arc, and when he eventually turned the siblings into demons themselves.



Who is Mamoru Miyano?

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The Japanese actor is best known for his roles in Steins;Gate, Durarara!!, Death Note, Soul Eater, Wolf’s Rain, Ouran High School Host Club, Ajin: Demi-Human, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Free!, Mobile Suit Gundam 00, Hunter x Hunter, Chihayafuru, Bungo Stray Dogs, Uta no Prince-sama, and Zombieland Saga.

He won “Best Voice Actor” at the 1st Seiyu Awards for his performance as Light Yagami in 2006’s hit anime Death Note.

Mamoru Miyano’s anime filmography

SERIESROLE
Eyeshield 21Haruto Sakubara
Death NoteLight Yagami
Kōtetsu SangokushiRikuson Hakugen
Mobile Suit Gundam 00Setsuna F. Seiei
Soul EaterDeath the Kid
Fullmetal Alchemist: BrotherhoodLing Yao
Durarara!!Masaomi Kida
Highschool of the DeadHisashi Igō
Steins;GateRintaro Okabe
Hunter × HunterChrollo Lucilfer
Free!Rin Matsuoka
Hajime no Ippo: RisingYoung Kamogawa Genji
Assassination ClassroomGakushū Asano
Death ParadeHarada (C.H.A)
One-Punch ManSweet Mask
Tokyo GhoulShuu Tsukiyama
OverlordPandora’s Actor
Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XVIgnis Scientia
Kabaneri of the Iron FortressBiba Amatori
Yuri!!! on IceJean-Jacques Leroy
Persona 5: The AnimationRyuji Sakamoto
Fire ForceBenimaru Shinmon
Haikyu!! To The TopAtsumu Miya
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no YaibaDoma

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