I Can Definitely See The Girls, But I Thought You Would've Chosen A Tiger As I Feel Like A Tiger Would

My literal height comparison to the main four and Urami:

Jesus.....

𖦹 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐔𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐌𝐨𝐨𝐧𝐬' 𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 𖦹

Since the design material collection books finally arrived, I was able to scan some of the pages and visualize the demon's heights. Some of them are officially stated while for others, I had to approximate based on comparison. Explanation for each of those is stated below.

First of are Muzan (179 cm), Kokushibo (190 cm), Doma (187 cm) and Akaza (173 cm). Their heights are all officially stated in the Demon Corps Records.

Next are Hantengu (166 cm), Gyokko (between 150 and 170 cm in his vase), Daki (~ 178 cm) and Gyutaro (~ 190 cm). The later two don't have an official height mentioned but the size of the head is a good measure to compare the characters in the official designs. Daki is of course taller because of her shoes, while in the anime, Gyutaro is hunched over a lot. But from the image of the design material from the Entertainment District Arc which I've used, you can see what his height is standing straight, or at least as straight as physically possible for him.

I'd like to add that while Gyokko's height is known, if you go based off the official art, he can be taller than 170 cm, depending on how straight he positions himself and how far he comes out of his vase.

Hantengu's clones

Looking at the clones next, you can see Zohakuten (~ 165 cm) and first-split Sekido and Karaku (~ 190 cm). Zohakuten's height is more or less official since we are shown the direct comparison with Tanjiro. The other two were again compared with the head sizes and proportions.

Second-split Sekido and Karaku as well as Aizetsu and Urogi are generally the same size (~ 190 cm) since their proportions don't really change. However, Urogi's anatomy generally affects his height, but not too much as when he's standing on his legs, his hips would be around the same height as the others'.

The smallest of the clones is the main body / fear clone (~ 19 cm). The tallest being Urami (~ 260 cm) who is seen directly next to Tanjiro in the design material.

Gyokko's height when morphed

Morphed / true-form Gyokko (~ 215 cm) is directly compared to Muichiro whose height is known (160 cm), making a visualization of his size easy.

(An approximation of his tail length may follow.)

Ranking

From tallest to smallest, Muzan and the upper moons as well as their other forms can be ranked as followed:

Urami - 260 cm

Morphed Gyokko - 215 cm

Kokushibo ︱ Sekido, Karaku, Aizetsu and Urogi ︱ Gyutaro - 190 cm

Doma - 187 cm

Muzan - 179 cm

Daki - 178 cm

Akaza - 173 cm

Hantengu - 166 cm

Zohakuten - 165 cm

Gyokko - ∅ 160 cm

Hantengu / Fear Clone - 19 cm

What would Hantengu's wife be called (other than victim) because she has 5/6 husbands on her side? I mean, we all know womanizer, but she's not with ladies, but men (demons)? Is there a term with that a woman has more than one husband in a marriage?

@hantengudelulu @virtuousweakling

The giant ass lore of the Zenmeigan clan!!

Clan Symbol:

A crest featuring six overlapping feline heads (sabertooth, lion, lioness, tiger, jaguar, cheetah) encircling a single ancient eye — the "Spirit Eye" that represents the wisdom that binds them all

Divine Feline Patrons:

Each Great Feline is worshiped as both a god and an ancestor. Their traits manifest in those descended from their line. Many of the clan’s traditions — including rituals, arts, and even political strategy — are heavily influenced by the teachings of the women within the clan. They’re not a brute clan obsessed with "who is strongest." They’re a clan that understands strength is in wisdom, balance, and respect — and they see women as essential to maintaining that balance.

Sacred Symbols for Women:

Women carry a sigil blessed by their family's patron feline — often worn as necklaces or tattoos. These sigils are enchanted to protect them from harm and resonate with their natural spiritual aura. Even disrespectful behavior (without violence) is heavily punished through public shaming rituals or demotion in social status.

Punishments are brutal and unrelenting:

Exile: Permanent banishment into the cursed wilds outside the sacred valley.

Spirit Trial: Offenders may be forced into battle against the ancestral spirits themselves, often leading to death or spiritual shattering.

Memory Erasure: For the most vile cases, clan mystics strip the criminal of all memories, reducing them to an empty vessel — a fate worse than death.

Mythological Justification:

In Zenmeigan myth, when the Great Feline Gods first walked the earth, they chose to bless women with the power to weave souls and stabilize the wildness of nature.

It was the women who first taught the clan how to live in balance with the beasts, the forests, and even the wild magics of the world.

Laws Protecting Women:

Within the clan, women enjoy high political status, spiritual authority, and are often considered "the heart" of any family.

Harming a woman — physically, mentally, or spiritually — is a sacred crime known as "Breaking the Fang."

Sacred View of Women:

In the Zenmeigan philosophy, women are regarded as the Living Pillars — beings naturally in tune with life, the world, and the Great Felines' original will.

It is believed that unlike most men, who easily fall prey to the urges of destruction, conquest, and pride, women possess the innate ability to heal, nurture, stabilize, and elevate life simply by being treated with the honor and respect they deserve. A common Zenmeigan proverb says: "To harm a woman is to tear the threads of the Great Tapestry (balance) itself."

Special Powers and Traits:

The Zenmeigan are rumored to have "Spirit Eyes" — a mystical sight said to allow them to perceive truths hidden from normal people. Some say Tundro’s eyes shine with the wisdom of the feline gods themselves. They are also adept in ancient magic, particularly illusion, spiritual communication, and memory weaving.

Sacred Mask Ceremony: Members wear masks shaped like feline faces during rituals, symbolizing their connection to the gods and the sacred feminine.

Special Powers and Traits:

Depending on their god-blood, members exhibit physical traits (sharp canines, golden eyes, heightened senses) and supernatural abilities tied to their lineage. Mastery over one’s god-given gift is considered a lifelong journey.

Location:

A hidden sacred valley surrounded by mist-covered cliffs, dense primeval forests, and ancient ruins — believed to be the original birthplace of the Great Feline Gods.

Traditions and Practices:

Trial of the Wild Heart: Adolescents must prove themselves worthy of their bloodline by surviving alone in a sacred, god-touched wild zone for several days, facing visions and beasts alike.

Ritual of the Moon Fangs: During full moons, warriors renew their bonds to their feline patrons with blood-oaths and dance battles mimicking the spirits of their gods.

Wisdom Tournaments: Clan debates are as respected as duels. Knowledge and wit can grant you rank nearly as much as battle prowess.

Sacred Beliefs:

Women, especially those born of divine bloodlines, are seen as sacred bridges between the mortal world and the feline gods. Priestesses often act as spiritual leaders, healers, and are entrusted with the most powerful rituals. A woman born with dual blessings (e.g., Tiger + Cheetah) is considered an omen of major change.

FAMILIES

Sabertooth — “Ōkami-no-Kiba” (Great Fang of the Gods):

Patron of the main bloodline (Tundro’s line). Symbolizes ancient power, endurance, and dominion over time. Descendants show extreme longevity, unnatural resilience, and the ability to “pause” moments briefly during battle.

Sabertooth Family: The “Kibajin.”

Lion — “Reijū-Ō” (Spirit King):

Embodiment of courage, rulership, and willpower. Descendants have booming, aura-based abilities that can inspire allies and crush enemy spirits.

Lion Family: The “Ōshiba.”

Lioness — “Miyohime” (Sacred Huntress):

Patroness of precision, leadership, and battlefield cunning. Lioness family warriors are brilliant tacticians and deadly in coordinated attacks.

Lioness Family: The “Himekawa.”

Tiger — “Kōrō” (Lord of the Wild Storm):

Represents ferocity, raw strength, and elemental fury. Descendants can channel destructive spiritual force into their strikes or even manipulate localized storms.

Tiger Family: The “Arashiguma.”

Jaguar — “Yamitsuki” (Moonshadow Devourer):

God of stealth, night hunting, and dreamwalking. Jaguar-blooded clan members are peerless assassins, able to slip between shadows and even attack through dreams.

Jaguar Family: The “Tsukikage.”

Cheetah — “Hayatsume” (Swift Blade of the Wind):

Deity of speed, precision, and kinetic energy. Their descendants are lightning-fast, able to move with bursts that seem to tear the air apart.

Cheetah Family: The “Shiranami.”

((A little bit strangely placed around, still still the lore of the clan. Also, every girl oc that I make or mention would be from the clan and of a family.))

I hate how much I'm laughing at this, but it'll be soooo true.

Y/N: "Urogi? Would you still love me if I was a wor-"

Urogi if Y/N was a worm:

Yeah, alright, I already got a few @i-am-muzan-kibutsuji

Is there a distance limit for demons' senses? Like, can they smell or feel anything, anywhere, or is there a limit of distance with that? Like, they can only sense things close around them or just at an anywhere distance?

You already said that a female demons' body would just consume the fetus (if there's one), so what can happen with the sperm of a male demon? Does it leave a child or just do something else? (I probably didn't form that question right)

How does marechi blood affect demons? Does it just taste better than normal blood? Does it just have more nutrients somehow?

Can a demon fully remember their past lives or do you make sure they don't?

Is there a possibility that a demon would want to "have a wife figure", or just steal some poor woman and view it as one? Could they get emotionally attached to that woman?

If possible, to have children, would the demons actually take responsibility for it? Or can male demons impregnate someone at all, in general?

Can a demon develop romantic or sexual attraction to a human?

Are blood demon arts randomly given or developed, or do you have a say in it, or are they based on the demon?

Can demons survive only by blood or meat of humans? Can they eat other animals, or is the diet more based on humans?

Muzan, what would your reaction be if someone is really interested and fascinated by demons? Like, wanting to somewhat and somehow understand their actions and biology? Would you grant them that information to any questions they have?

I have no reason not to, all they must do is ask correctly and I shall answer.

Hantengu: happy purring while being petted and comforted

Girl: confused asf ??????

Clones: jealous and wanting some as well

Girl: I'm sorry, but I just can't grow multiple limbs...

Clones: >:(

@hantengudelulu

@virtuousweakling

Listen, I just know that if somehow, a demon, EVEN THE UPPERMOONS, get close to a human who gives them what they didn't get enough of in their human lives, they just won't leave it alone. It's kinda like an AU of mine where a demon can have a favorite human that they don't ever let go of, because why would they? It's THEIR human. Period.

antiques collector!fem reader buys an antique necklace without realizing an entity is attached to it.

this entity has always believed in divine femininity; back in his time, women were worshipped, their very existence revered as sacred. after all, they held the portal between worlds, capable of bringing life into existence. he has been around long enough to witness the rise of patriarchy. but he still cannot fathom how the world could turn against women; stripping them of the reverence they once commanded.

should i work on extending this? :]

Words can't describe how much of a whore I'd be for that version of Karaku. The front bangs makes him look more attractive and older. That design was a masterpiece 👏👏👏

With the other one, he looked like a child, honestly.

@virtuousweakling