Tanjiro Kamado

Animation: Demon Slayer: Mugen Train (Movie)

A demon-hunting younger brother turned reluctant warrior, Tanjiro Kamado finds himself pushed past every limit aboard a haunted locomotive in Demon Slayer Mugen Train. Alongside Zenitsu Agatsuma and Inosuke Hashibira, he joins the Flame Hashira Kyojuro Rengoku to track down a demon preying on the train's two hundred passengers, only to be dragged into a dream where his dead family waits for him.

Tanjiro’s Story Role

Sleep becomes a weapon in Enmu’s hands, and Tanjiro’s mind is the battlefield. He is pulled into a vision of his slain family, content to stay until Nezuko’s fire-tinged blood jolts him awake to the truth. That same stubborn devotion defines him in the waking world too: he refuses to kill the demon possessing the train conductor, even while bleeding from a stab wound, and later channels grief into power when he unleashes the Hinokami Kagura against Enmu. Watching Rengoku fall to Akaza in the film’s final stretch leaves a permanent mark on him, hardening his resolve to grow stronger no matter the cost.

Who Voices Tanjiro Kamado in Demon Slayer Mugen Train?

Zach Aguilar provides the English dub voice of Tanjiro, a role that sits alongside his work as Genos in One-Punch Man and Slaine Troyard in Aldnoah.Zero. Natsuki Hanae voices him in the original Japanese version, the performance that helped establish Hanae as one of the most recognizable voice actors of his generation. Both actors also share the role of Sieg from Fate/Apocrypha.