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Demon Slayer Cursors

Six fan-made packs make up this Demon Slayer cursor set for Chrome, drawn as chibi stickers.

About the Demon Slayer cursor collection

Six fan-made packs make up this Demon Slayer cursor set for Chrome, drawn as chibi stickers. Tanjiro Kamado wears his checkered haori and hands over to his black Nichirin sword on hover. Nezuko Kamado has her bamboo muzzle and a pink ribbon. Zenitsu Agatsuma looks scared until a yellow lightning bolt takes his place, Inosuke Hashibira brings the boar mask and jagged twin swords, and Kyojuro Rengoku gets a bento box. Demon Slayer Nezuko Box is the object pack: the wooden carry box, with a wisteria flower for links.

Why each Demon Slayer cursor carries that item

The hover items come straight from each character's habits. Tanjiro Kamado's blade is black, a colour so rare in the Corps that nobody can tell him what it means. Zenitsu Agatsuma's bolt stands for Thunder Breathing, the style he only uses well when he is asleep. Inosuke Hashibira chipped his own swords on purpose, which is why they look like saws. Kyojuro Rengoku's bento recalls the stack of lunches he works through on the Mugen Train before any fighting starts.

The Kamado siblings, the box and the wisteria

Three of the six packs belong to one family. Tanjiro Kamado and Nezuko Kamado are drawn as a matching brother and sister, which works well when two people share a computer and want cursors that go together. Demon Slayer Nezuko Box is the box Tanjiro carries on his back so his sister can travel in daylight. Its hover pointer is wisteria, the flower demons will not go near. With no faces at all, it is the calmest pack in the set.

Which Demon Slayer pack to pick

For a quiet pointer, take Demon Slayer Nezuko Box: two plain shapes that stay out of the way. Zenitsu Agatsuma is yellow all over and rarely gets lost, and his zigzag bolt reads at any size. Kyojuro Rengoku's warm colours stand out on dark pages. Inosuke Hashibira wants medium size so the chipped edges still show. New to the series? Tanjiro Kamado is the place to start, with Nezuko Kamado for anyone who prefers a ribbon to a sword.

All 6 Demon Slayer packs

Each pack is a matched pair: one image for your normal pointer and one that takes over when you hover a link or button.

How to add a Demon Slayer cursor to Chrome

Add Cursor Customiser, the free custom cursor extension, from the Chrome Web Store, then press “Use this pack” on any pack above. It applies straight away.

Related guide: Build a cursor from your own images. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.

Where Demon Slayer cursors work

The cursor shows on Crunchyroll and Netflix in a browser tab, the Kimetsu no Yaiba Wiki, MyAnimeList, AniList, Reddit and web manga readers such as MANGA Plus. It will not appear in the streaming apps on a phone, smart TV or console, or inside The Hinokami Chronicles on Steam or console. An extension only restyles pages that Chrome itself loads.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Giyu or Shinobu cursor?

Not in this set. Kyojuro Rengoku is the only Hashira with a pack here. If you have a picture you like, the builder on the site lets you upload one image for the cursor and another for the hover pointer.

Why does the Rengoku cursor use a bento box instead of a sword?

It nods to the Mugen Train scene where he eats his way through a pile of boxed lunches with great enthusiasm. The pack pairs a chibi Rengoku with flame-coloured hair and a bento box as the hover pointer.

What is the flower in the Nezuko box cursor?

Wisteria. In the series demons cannot stand it, so the Corps plants it around safe places and uses it in poisons. In the Demon Slayer Nezuko Box pack it is the hover pointer, and the wooden carry box is the normal cursor.

Are these official Demon Slayer cursors?

No. They are fan-made and unofficial. Cursor Customiser is not affiliated with or endorsed by Shueisha / ufotable. They are free, with no ads inside the extension and no account.

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