He had a complex relationship with his human past. However, due to this, he also felt irritation after he realized he died and he pitied Gyomei for his impending death from unlocking his Demon Slayer Marks. Kokushibo has also been shown to be genuinely delighted when the opponents he faced challenged him such as helping dress Muichiro Tokito's amputated hand over his talented swordsmanship, praising Gyomei Himejima for his unparalleled human abilities and sparing Akaza because he enjoyed the challenge of battling him. His threats came off as nothing short of cruel and overwhelmingly serious, and he demanded absolute obedience. Despite exhibiting outward reservation and humility, he was also rather cold his words could be extremely harsh, especially when reprimanding individuals. He displayed a strong sense of loyalty towards Muzan Kibutsuji, with most of his actions being done with the sole purpose of fulfilling Muzan's goals. Kokushibo was portrayed to be humble as well, and he did not hesitate to admit his failure or complain of any difficulty. He was an adamant rule-follower, punctual, and he showed a great deal of respect to the hierarchy of the Twelve Kizuki - as seen at the Upper Rank gathering. Kokushibo was often very reserved as a demon, and with such little knowledge about the Upper Ranks, not much was originally known about him. Kokushibo's appearance after regrowing his head. As a child, he was usually seen wearing a white kimono as opposed to the purple-and-black patterned one he is seen wearing as an adult.Īfter being beheaded by Sanemi Shinazugawa and Gyomei Himejima, Kokushibo evolved into a grotesque version of his demon appearance, with protruding fangs, a pair of horns, pointed nails, and several sharp fleshy appendages from the back of his body. His eyes had brown irises and normal, white sclera as a human. The tsuba and blade were also later revealed to have eyes and veins.Īs a human, Kokushibo's appearance was nearly identical to his demon form, with the exception of the number of eyes, his prominent eyebrows, and notably less pale skin. He carried a fleshy katana at his waist that had eyes in the space between the tsuka ito wrapping of the handle of his sword. Kokushibo wore a purple-and-black bee-hive patterned nagagi kimono and black umanori-styled hakama pants tied with a white uwa-obi. Even so, his appearance was described to be extremely dignified and majestic by the Mist Hashira, Muichiro Tokito. His middle set of eyes featured the kanji of "Upper Rank ( 上 ( じょう ) 弦 ( げん ), Jōgen ?)" and "One ( 壱 ( いち ), Ichi ?)", and red markings resembling flames were seen on his face and neck. His most notable feature is the three sets of eyes on his face with red sclera and yellow irises. Interspersed by visuals of lit lamps, the video ends with the message, “Stay home, stay safe, let us stand together to save the world from this pandemic disease.As a demon, Kokushibo took the form of a pale-skinned, tall and muscular man with long and spiky hair with red tips that he kept in a ponytail. Following her cue, singers Kavalam Sreekumar, KS Chithra, Sharreth, Sreeram, Preetha, Swetha, Sangeetha, Vidhu Pratap, Rimi Tomy, Afsal, Jyotsna, Nishad, Rakesh, Teenu, Ravishankar, Devanand, Renjini Jose, Rajalakshmy, Ramesh Babu, Akhila Anand, Divya Menon and Sachin Warrier sing small portions of the song each. Starting the song with her mellifluous voice is Sujatha. We see this attempt as a prayer to the Almighty to wipe out COVID-19 virus and to help peace prevail over the world,” says Chithra at the beginning of the video. “When people across the globe are in fear, a few of us have sung one line each from a song, from our own houses. The song is a prayer to show the way when humanity is stuck at crossroads and to provide comfort when mankind is suffering.
While the original version was sung by S Janaki and composed by P Bhaskaran, the newer version which was uploaded on KS Chithra’s official Facebook page has a medley of singers pitching in.
Playback singer KS Chithra led 22 singers in the rendition of “Lokam muzhuvan sugam pakaranayi” from the 1972 Malayalam movie Snehadeepame Mizhi Thurakku.
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