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Overview

Ukogi, widely known as Chuntarou, is a messenger sparrow in the anime and manga series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. Assigned as a messenger bird to the swordsman Zenitsu Agatsuma in the Demon Slayer Corps, he is a rare Kasugai Sparrow who fulfills duties such as guiding to mission locations and delivering letters.

Appearance

He takes the physical form of a small sparrow. Unlike the Kasugai Crows typically assigned to corps members, he possesses a compact avian body characteristic of a tiny songbird.

Personality

He is remarkably expressive and possesses a diligent, brave nature. When paired with the often fearful and hesitant Zenitsu Agatsuma, he frequently shows intense frustration, scolding and pushing the swordsman to fulfill his duties. His earnest attitude also makes him well-liked among the Kasugai Crows.

Abilities

He possesses the intelligence to comprehend human speech fully, although he lacks the ability to vocalize human words. Consequently, his practical tasks are limited to delivering physical letters and guiding people to locations. Additionally, he can convey his thoughts and feelings to Tanjiro Kamado through scent.

Background

His family was killed by demons, which motivated him to volunteer as a messenger bird for the Demon Slayer Corps to aid in the fight against them. His birth name, Ukogi, originates from his fondness for ukogi rice, though Zenitsu Agatsuma affectionately gave him the nickname Chuntarou.

Relationships

He serves as the personal messenger bird to Zenitsu Agatsuma, constantly scolding and nudging the swordsman whenever he tries to shirk his duty. Tanjiro Kamado acts as his primary translator, using his keen sense of smell to interpret the sparrow's intentions. Furthermore, the larger Kasugai Crows treat him with great affection.

Trivia

His official name, Ukogi, was revealed during the next-episode preview segment of the fifteenth anime episode of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. The name directly stems from his favorite food, ukogi rice.