Oni Blade Flower Street Chapter 7: Yadouko transforms into a cruel demon, and the sound pillar appears in the battle of the prostitute Taro

Episode 7 of the Devil's Blade "Flower Street Chapter" (also known as the "Youkuo Chapter") has been updated, and with the rest of the characters after the battle between Tanjiro, Yadouko and Fallen Hime, they also appear, this episode has a lot of fight scenes, as the battle situation becomes more and more tragic after the appearance of the prostitute Taro, let's take a look at the story that happened in this episode!

Yadouzi transforms into a cruel and gorgeous evil ghost, and is in danger of making a big mistake

Yadouko quickly recovered once again after being attacked by Abodemi, this time faster than before, as she continued to carry out brutal attacks on Atsuki, with a cruel and bloodthirsty smile at the corner of her mouth. At this moment, Midouzi was like a demon from hell, looking even more terrifying than The Fallen Ji.

Although Yadouko is also attacked by Aboruhime during the interval, she still controls the initiative. At this time, Yadouko has lost her "human heart", and her madness makes her body desperately thirst for blood, even to attack the humans next to her, and at this time Tanjiro also rushes to stop Yadouzi from making a mistake.

The sound pillar appears, and Tanjiro helps Yadouko regain her senses

Just as Tanjiro is stopping Yadouko's crazy behavior, Otoji appears and cuts off The Fallen Hime's head, and Tanjiro can finally get a breath of relief. The tone pillar asked Tanjiro to leave the battlefield first to sing a "lullaby" to Yadouko to put her to sleep, Tanjiro thought it was a ridiculous word, but then he thought of his mother's children's song in childhood, so he also began to sing, and Yadouko, who heard the song, gradually opened her eyes and thought of the days when she was with her mother when she was a child.

Under the comfort of the children's song, Yadouzi gradually regained her senses, and she couldn't help but cry, like a venting child, crying wronged and pitiful. She has been fighting with her own body all along, and her forbearance and grievances have finally been vented out in the memory of maternal love, and it is really painful to see this girl here.

The prostitute Taro appears, and the real winding six appears

After Yu marrow cut off the head of The Fallen Ji, he found that she kept crying and shouting, he felt that something was wrong, first he concluded that the Fallen Ji was definitely not on the sixth string, and her strength was not so strong at all. The second is that the body of the fallen Ji whose head was cut off did not turn into ashes, but kept crying and crying. At this moment, an ugly evil ghost emerged from the body of The Fallen Ji, and the hair of the Fallen Ji immediately became shorter, and it turned out that the winding six was two ghosts.

As the elder brother of the fallen hime, Taro has been sleeping in her body, appearing when his sister is hurt, he is thin and ugly, but jealous of evil and bloodthirsty, and his hands use blood sickles as weapons. Yu marrow finally felt the strength of the enemy, and he first tried to cut off the ghost's head, but unfortunately he failed to succeed and was injured to the forehead by the ghost.

Wootaro uses the blood scythe as a weapon to attack the opponent, and the flying scythe can turn in the air to rush to the opponent, and the two sides really launched a "gorgeous battle" in order to protect humans by constantly using double knives and gunpowder balls to block the blood scythe. Just when Yu marrow was going to blow up the prostitute Taro with a gunpowder ball, Aboshihime's belt was wrapped in a ball to protect her and her brother, and at this moment, Uesuke's true body was truly revealed.

In the distance, Inosuke and Zeni also rush over, and they will work with the sound pillar against the string six, and the episode begins with a "brutal" battle between two female ghosts, and ends with a "gorgeous" battle between the sound pillar and the prostitute Taro, which is also a feast for the audience.