Figure Skating to Demon Slayer's Emotional Ballad
40sThe opening of the routine combines breathtaking skating with the powerful lyric about kindness returning to you, instantly hooking anime fans and skating lovers.
▶ Play Clip"Exactly what the title promises: a figure skating performance to Demon Slayer's 'Kamado Tanjirou no Uta' — no bait, no fluff."
This video features figure skater Hana Milet performing a routine set to 'Kamado Tanjirou no Uta' from the anime Demon Slayer. The performance is accompanied by reflective quotes about perseverance, sacrifice, and protecting what matters, interwoven with the music and skating.
The video opens with the line: 'Doing things for others will eventually come back to benefit yourself,' setting a thematic tone of selflessness and karma.
A girl passes by, and the narration notes 'She can't go back, can't return,' suggesting themes of loss and irreversible change.
The phrase 'The depths have spread' accompanies a more dramatic segment, matching the swelling music.
The narrator says, 'No matter how painful it is, keep moving forward. There is no despair,' reinforcing resilience as a core message.
The final line, 'No matter how much it is criticized, there are things that must protect,' leaves the audience with a sense of duty and conviction.
Altruism returns benefits
Establishes the core philosophical theme of the performance, linking action to reward.
00:52Keep moving forward
A powerful motivational message that defines resilience, relevant beyond the skating context.
02:39Things that must be protected
Captures a universal sense of duty, adding emotional weight to the finale.
03:14[00:52] [Music] Doing things for others will eventually come back to benefit yourself.
[01:27] girl who just passed by [Music] She can't go back, can't return [Music] The can't return [Music] The
[02:20] depths have spread [ Music] It makes you want to go back, doesn't it?
[02:39] how painful [music] it is, keep moving forward There is no despair
[02:55] [music] Even if you lose everything, you have no choice but to keep
[03:14] how much it is criticized, there are things that music must protect.
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