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Inosuke became a fan-favorite of the series and has given the show plenty of quotes that the audience can reflect into their lives. Sometimes Inosuke says a line with deep meaning, and other times he simply can be quoted from satirical, wild situations. Whatever the situation, Inosuke is sure to give a piece of his mind, and he’s not afraid to be completely honest.
10 King Of The Mountains
“I’m the King of Mountains, it’s a pleasure to meet you… God of Festivals.”
Inosuke for sure thinks fairly high of himself, and he lets everyone he can know just how important he is. Whether it’s combat or simply conversation, he make’s sure he can be on the top of the situation.
In the Entertainment District Arc, Tanjiro and his two Demon Slayer partners meet the Sound Hashira, Tengen. Tengen showcased himself as a vibrant man, with makeup, various colors, and the dedication to “being flashy.” After introducing himself as the “God of Festivals,” Inosuke had his own introduction.
9 Just Keep Living
“Don’t cry, even if you have regrets! No matter how pathetic or humiliated you feel, you still have to go on living!”
During the Mugen Train Arc, Inosuke had a fair revelation while working with Rengoku. After the tragic events that unfolded in the arc, Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke all three couldn’t help but produce tears for their fallen Hashira.
While Tanjiro harshly grieved, Inosuke said these words to him, in hopes to inspire his friend and uplift Rengoku’s wishes. This quote kept Rengoku’s burning passion alive.
8 We’re Comrades
“We’re comrades, and like brothers, so if someone starts to stray from the path, we all stop him. No matter how hard or painful it is, we walk the right path.”
After traveling with his other two Demon Slayer partners, Inosuke has developed a nice relationship with Zenitsu and Tanjiro. He was taught friendship, love, appreciation, and how to truly work together as a team.
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When he saw the necessary opportunity to give this advice, he took Tanjiro’s own kindness from him, spouting out these words.
7 No Shortcuts
“There are no shortcuts, only hard work. Train hard and be patient. It will pay off.”
Inosuke, being the most random and wild of the trio, shared some unexpected advice. From these words and his many actions, fans could tell just how passionate and dedicated Inosuke is to his skills.
He was dedicated to being better than he was yesterday, and continuing to strive to be an even greater Demon Slayer.
6 Losing To Someone Smaller
“When you lose to someone smaller than you, it destroys your soul.”
Inosuke is one to take defeat pretty harshly, especially, in regards to his statement, when that opponent is smaller than him. Being someone who enflares a large ego, it can easily be hurt.
Through battle, that ego is spread through Inosuke’s comments during battle, usually insulting his opponent. This time, it’s shared in defeat, in an almost satirical way.
5 If Hell Doesn’t Exist
“If Hell doesn’t exist, I’ll create it for you! That’s enough of your crap! Don’t say my mother was miserable!”
While fighting one of his most important battles in his entire career as a Demon Slayer, Inosuke shares some emotionally driven words to his opponent. Doma, who is an upper-rank demon, has an important mark within Inosuke, as he killed his mother.
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From that, Inosuke wishes to destroy Doma, and send him to Hell, and if that weren’t possible, he’d make it possible.
4 Asleep The Whole Time
“Maybe you should stay asleep the whole time.”
During the Entertainment District Arc, Inosuke and Zenitsu had some sharable moments together. During those few times, Inosuke got the opportunity to watch Zenitsu unleash his power while he’s asleep.
It’s always a surprise for fans to see Zenitsu randomly become so skilled. Inosuke showcases the same surpirse. He says this to Zenitsu after Zenitsu’s actions have completely caught Inosuke off-guard.
3 Watch Out!
“Better watch out, because ready or not, here I come!”
These were the very first words to be spoken on-screen by the boar-like boy. Inosuke is seen rampaging through a demon’s house that he assumingly resides in.
Inosuke is barging through walls, wildly attacking everything in hopes that he would come out to be victorious. This is the perfect representation of Inosuke, making it for a wonderful first appearance.
2 The Overall Flow
“It’s not about going first, it’s about the overall flow.”
During the first arc od Demon Slayer, Inosuke mentions these words to Tanjiro. Not only does this represent Inosuke’s choice in fighting demons, but it also gives Tanjiro some well-needed advice to combat demons.
Inosuke may be a wild, forceful, rampaging boy with a boar’s head for a helmet, but he’s very intelligent when it comes to fighting. He understand that he mustn’t rampage continuously, but rampage when the time is right, and when he finds the opportunity to unleash his beast-like attacks to defeat his enemies.
1 The Ruler Of The Land
“What the hell is this creature!? I bet this is that thing. The master of this land; The ruler of this land!”
At the beginning of the Mugen Train Arc, the three Demon Slayers find their way through an advancing Japan. Eventually, they all meet at a train station, where Tanjiro and Inosuke perceive a train for the very first time.
As soon as he sees the train, Inosuke exclaims this quote, where Zenitsu introduces a train to him right after. This quote represents the comedic effect that Inosuke has on the show.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is available to watch on Hulu, Cruncyroll, Netflix, and Funimation.
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