Kimetsu no Yaiba: Hashira Geiko-hen

This new season of Demonslayer really goes against the format of the previous seasons where there's a demon antagonist who's quite obvious from the very start of the season. There are a few demons seen throughout the past few episodes.
So far, each episode has been very interesting. The second episode has been my favourite so far. The tone of this season so far has been lighter hearted which is a good deviation from the action and intensity which is why many people may consider this season as a filler season. However, it's still quite entertaining and the differing sides of some of the characters make ... them seen more relatable making the show very gripping.

So far I really enjoy it the plot is good as always animation top tier as always and A Improvement over Season 3, However I don't think its perfect by any means the first episode is really really long. And Doesnt add a whole lot, Episode 2 is really good But does not add a whole lot to it And so far the recent episode is picking this up by a bit

So Overall 9/10 It's really good Just kinda drags at times and a bit boring, but ufotable's animation team is still very talented and I do like where things are headed

The training arc in Demon Slayer is a significant letdown that disrupts the otherwise captivating flow of the series. Despite the show's usual standard of top-notch animation and gripping fight scenes, this arc is plagued by painfully slow pacing and a repetitive narrative structure. The focus on rigorous training routines of fodder nonames feels monotonous that drag on without contributing substantially to the characters' growth or the story's momentum. Viewers are left slogging through episodes that lack the urgency.

One of the major disappointments of the current arc is its failure to advance the emotional arcs of the main characters. Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke, who have ... previously been shown as dynamic and evolving characters, seem to stagnate during this period. The emotional depth is notably absent. The interactions between the protagonists and their mentors or fellow trainees are surface-level at best, lacking the profound connections or insightful dialogues that could have made this training period more engaging. Instead, the arc feels like a checkbox exercise in showing the characters preparing for future battles.

Moreover, the training arc suffers from a lack of meaningful conflict or tension. Unlike other arcs where the stakes are palpably high, this segment is largely devoid of the thrilling confrontations and perilous scenarios that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. The challenges faced by the characters during their training are predictable and uninspiring, offering little in the way of dramatic tension or narrative drive. This lull in the storyline makes it difficult to stay engaged, as the episodes feel more like filler than a crucial part of the story.

Overall, this season is a disappointing deviation from the compelling storytelling and intense action that Demon Slayer is known for.

TL:DR: Watch it only if you like flashy colors, but even this season lacks them.
+1 point for the crow's voice actor, who seems like a much more menacing character than any villain in this kids' show.