Currently, Demon Slayer is taking the world by storm, selling over 40 million copies including manga and anime sold across the world, and became one of the best selling mange series of all time. Demon Slayer is a perfect partner for Tamagotchi to celebrate its 25th anniversary next year.

The setting of the game is fairly based on the original story of Demon Slayer, and as you raise a member of Kisatsutai, they can be trained to be one of 9 Hashira (pillar), the elite warriors including Tanjiro, Zenitsu and Inosuke.

You would need to feed the character with rice balls or tea when they are hungry, and play three types of mini games to train them. If you neglect them, they might get injured or dismissed by Kakushi, the brigade of Demon Slayers. In addition, some of the greatest enemies of the story might appear in a process such as Muzan Kibutsuji.

"As you turn on your Tamagotchi you’re greeted by some familiar scenes, indicating that your baby demon slayer has passed their final selection. Now it’s up to you to train how they turn out. Your demon slayer can be fed onigiri or drink hot tea and be trained in three different exercises – rock cutting, gourd blowing and medicine throwing. Thankfully you don’t need to clean up any poop but randomly throughout the day (and mostly at night) demons will show up and you’ll need to defeat them otherwise your poor slayer will get injured. If your slayer is injured for too long, well, they die. As you play your original demon slayer will either evolve into one of the three main characters (Inosuke, Tanjiro or Zenitsu), or one of the nine hashira"