Just what the hell was hiding in that doll?
Season three’s second episode just ended with a major cliffhanger. We watched Tanjiro spend most of the episode battling against an extremely cool mechanical doll, the Yoriichi Type Zero, under the tutelage of young swordswmith Kotetsu until the pair were surprised by a treasure hidden inside.
Let’s take a look at the answers to Demon Slayer season three episode two’s biggest questions, but beware – there areWhat is the Yoriichi Type Zero mechanical doll and who built it? Kotetsu tells us the doll was modeled after a famous swordsman, whose skill was so impressive that it could only be simulated by giving the training dummy six arms. Talk about a handful.manga will recognise the doll’s face as belonging to a significant supporting character called Yoriichi Tsugikuni.
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