History Webcomic / WhatIfIKnowTooManyReasonsICanBeStrong

* DemotedToExtra: Sabito is one of Tanjiro's mentors in the original manga. The webcomic, however, demotes him to a cameo since Tanjiro is much stronger than his manga counterpart.

* MythologyGag: The title of the webcomic references the lyrics of "Gurenge", the opening theme of the anime adaptation of the original manga.

'''Urokodaki''': Giyu, I have come to understand why [[TheFriendThatNobodyLike nobody likes you.]]

'''Urokodaki''': Giyu, I have come to understand why [[TheFriendThatNobodyLikes nobody likes you.]]

'''Urokodaki''': Giyu, I have come to understand why nobody likes you.

->'''Giyu Tomioka''': Dear Sakonji Urokodaki, I have sent you a boy who wants to be a demon slayer. A demon murdered his family, took away his eye and arm, and turned his sister into a demon. She didn't attack humans, and the boy rejected Muzan's blood injected into him. But...\\

[[https://twitter.com/saikyou_2525 Saikyou]] adapted Chapter 1 into a motion comic [[https://twitter.com/saikyou_2525/status/1261606688890617857 on May 16, 2020]].

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. It is justified, however, since he sees all of his family except for Nezuko killed right in front of his eyes, which have cause to give him issues to say the least.

* ShoutOut:
** The title of the webcomic references the lyrics of "Gurenge", the opening theme of the anime adaptation of the original manga.
** To ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'':
*** Tanjiro has Guts' black clothing, huge sword, and muscular build.
*** Haganezuka names Tanjiro's sword the Demonslayer.
*** Chapter 5 has Tanjiro escape the LotusEaterMachine by quoting Guts to his past self.
*** The Red Light District arc has Tanjiro say he's to sell himself for three silver coins, the same price as when Gambino pimped Guts as a child.

%%* AdaptationalBadass: Tanjiro divides the giant rock just in thirty minutes during his training. And don't get me started on the HorrifyingTheHorror below.
* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which have cause to give him... [[{{Understatement}} ''issue'' to say the least]]

%%* AdaptationalBadass: Tanjiro divides the giant rock just in thirty minutes during his training.
* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... [[{{Understatement}} ''issue'' to say the least]]

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... [[ {{Understatement}} ''issue'' to say the least]]

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... {{{{Understatement}} ''issue'' to say the least}}

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... {{Understatement}} ''issue'' to say the least}}

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... {{Understatement ''issue'' to say the least}}

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... [[{{Understatement}}''issue'' to say the least]]

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... [[Understatement ''issue'' to say the least]]

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... {{Understatement ''issue'' to say the least.}}

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... [[Understatement ''issue'' to say the least.]]

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes, which would give him... [[Understatement ''issue'' to say the least]].

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family except for Nezuko were killed right in front of his eyes.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through JustifiedTrope, since he ''did'' see all of his family killed right in front of his eyes.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse. Through [[JustifiedTrope]], since he ''did'' see all of his family killed right in front of his eyes.

Tanjiro Kamado's new life as a demon slayer begins when Muzan Kibutsuji kills his family, maims him, and turns his only surviving sister Nezuko into a demon. His training under Sakonji Urokodaki transforms him into a burly monster in black wielding a giant sword. Through justified, since he ''did'' see all of his family killed right in front of his eyes.

* AdaptationalJerkass: Tanjiro lacks the defining compassion of his manga counterpart, physically or emotionally torturing demons without remorse.

Tanjiro Kamado's new life as a demon slayer begins when Muzan Kibutsuji kills his family, maims him, and turns his only surviving sister Nezuko into a demon. His training under Sakonji Urokodaki transforms him into a burly monster in black wielding a giant sword.

[[https://twitter.com/saikyou_2525 Saikyou]] adapted the first half of Chapter 1 into a motion comic [[https://twitter.com/saikyou_2525/status/1261606688890617857 on May 16, 2020]].

*** Chapter 4 has Tanjiro escape the LotusEaterMachine by quoting Guts to his past self.

''[[https://www.pixiv.net/user/29448170/series/81948 What If I Know Too Many Reasons I Can Be Strong?]]'' (もし強くなれる理由を知りすぎたら, ''Moshi Tsuyoku Nareru Riyū o Shiri Sugitara'') is a ''Manga/DemonSlayerKimetsuNoYaiba'' fan comic by [[https://twitter.com/osker0190 Osker]], with references to ''Manga/{{Berserk}}''. It is serialized on Website/{{Twitter}} and later Website/{{pixiv}} since April 21, 2020.