Watashi wa kagiri naku kanpeki ni chikai ikimono da. I am a perfect creature that is infinitely close to perfection. His only weakness is the sun, and he spent all of his long life, finding a way to conquer it.ĭoes my complexion look terrible to you? Does my face look pale to you? Do I look weak to you? Does it look like I haven’t got long to live? Does it look like I’m close to death? No no no no. Muzan is the king of demons and has lived for thousands of years. Meaning: 鬼/Demon 舞/Dance 辻/Crossroad 無惨/Cruel, merciless If a demon fails on a mission or infuriates Muzan, they will be dismissed from their position. As a symbol of their position, the Demons have the number of their rank carved on their eyeball. The ranks are divided into two groups, upper six and lower six, six being the lowest and one the highest. They each have their unique blood demon arts, but they all serve the king of Demons, Muzan Kibutsuji.

The Twelve Demon Moons (十二鬼月/Jūnikizuki) are a group of the strongest of demons. Tanjiro meets many friends and allies who help him along the way and fights toward a future with Nezuko and his new family of demon slayers. Determined Tanjiro then sets out to do what nobody has done before, turn a Demon back into a human. The only survivor was his sister, Nezuko, who had been turned into a demon by the demon known as Kibutsuji Muzan. Until one day, he comes back home to find his family slaughtered. Though every day was a hard one, Tanjiro always smiled and took care of his family in place of his father. Unfortunately not all contributors submitted extended abstracts, however, to compensate two contributions have been added from 2 participants who were originally invited but were unable to attend.A kind and brave boy named Tanjiro was living a happy life. In a special poster session the 36 poster contributions were presented and discussed. The ARW was composed of 22 oral presentations by key lecturers and 6 additional shorter oral presentations from participants. The book contains extended abstracts of the lectures and the poster presentations presented at the NATO ARW 'Global Atmospheric Change and its Impact on Regional Air Quality' Irkutsk, Lake Baikal, Russian Federation, August 21-27, 2001. Hopefully, there will be a chance for a follow-up event in Siberia where researchers from the East and West can again meet and engage in fruitful scientific dialogue. For most participants it was the first time to see the impressive nature of the Lake Baikal region. In particular, the Lake Baikal area and the Limnological Institute offer splendid opportunities for environmental research which, in part, is already on going.

Many new personal contacts were made which will help to strengthen future collaborations. The NATO ARW in Irkutsk was an excellent occasion for the coming together of Eastern and Western scientists who are involved in tropospheric science the workshop has greatly contributed to the scientific and social understanding among the participants from the many different countries.

Haiki destroy