No More Demon Slayer Filter? I'm Making the Rules
46sThe creator sets up a funny premise with unexpected rules about which character traits are 'kid-safe', instantly making viewers curious.
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In this casual, unscripted video, the creator experiments with a Demon Slayer character filter, assigning different anime characters' features to themselves while commenting on their suitability. Having lost access to a preferred male filter, they test regular characters and decide which ones are acceptable to show around kids. The video is a lighthearted, spontaneous session with no formal structure or educational agenda.
[00:02]
Filter unavailability
The creator no longer has access to the Demon Slayer men filter, so they are forced to use regular characters instead.
[00:14]
Kid-safe criteria
The creator decides that face and body features are off-limits for kids, but everything else is acceptable.
[00:29]
Choosing Aoi
Aoi is selected as the first character, but the creator immediately regrets it, calling the filter an 'atrocious' representation.
[01:03]
Character rejection
The creator rejects a character due to no hair, an annoying voice, a scary face, and an unpleasant body.
[01:31]
Tiny arms issue
Another character's transformed body is acceptable, but the tiny arms are not, so the creator places them elsewhere.
[02:21]
Sekido is fine
Sekido is deemed okay, but the creator notes that this filter does not flatter them as much as the previous one did.
The video is a low-stakes, improvised filter-testing session where the creator's main takeaway is that the replacement filter isn't as flattering as the original. It offers pure entertainment with no informational content.
💡 Key Takeaways
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Filter unavailability
Reveals the creator's preference for the missing Demon Slayer filter, setting the context for the whole video.
00:02
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Content safety rule
Shows the creator's self-imposed rule about what is appropriate for kids, an insight into their content standards.
00:14
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Character rejection criteria
Lists specific reasons (hair, voice, face, body) that make a filter character unacceptable, revealing subjective preferences.
01:03
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Filter comparison
A direct quote summarizing the creator's dissatisfaction with the current filter compared to the original.
02:21Full Transcript
[00:02] Unfortunately, I no longer have access to the Demon Slayer men filter, so we have to do it with the regular characters. I am going to deem some of it okay with the kids. I think pretty much the only ones I will not take kids
[00:14] for are going to be face and body. Everything else should be eat cleared. All right. So, who do we have first? I'm going to pick where they go. Let's be nice. Aoi can be
[00:29] Aoi can be This is a bad idea. Um let's put Aoi in I feel like that seems like a good idea. And her name is Aoi. Aoi. Oh my god, why
[00:48] are you here? See, this is the problem with using this filter is this atrocity with using this filter is this atrocity shows up. want your personality. You have no hair. I don't want your voice. It's annoying.
[01:03] I don't want your face. It's scary. I don't want your body. It's
[01:17] everything. Let's put him in I almost feel like No, I don't want his tiny little arms. His body after he transform is fine.
[01:31] that's where he'll go. Man, I had to use something like that on Man, I had to use something like that on him.
[01:49] I think that works. >> [sighs] hair, and voice left. Let's take
[02:09] know. >> [sighs]
[02:21] that's the like those are Okay, Sekido is fine. filter. It doesn't work in my favor like the other one does.
