Daki from the Entertainment District Arc is now part of the Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles roster as part of the series of DLC character packs for the game
In case you need a refresher, Daki is one of the villains of the Entertainment District Arc (aka Demon Slayer Season 2). She is a demon that’s affiliated with the Twelve Kizuki under Muzan, and she is part of the Upper Six.
As with other DLC characters, Daki is available only in the Hinokami Chronicles versus mode. Here is the quick rundown of the Daki DLC contents:
Title | Daki Character Pack |
Supported platforms | PlayStation🄬5 / PlayStation🄬4 / Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / Steam🄬 |
Release date | October 13, 2022 (Thu) |
Contents | ・Daki Character Pack *Usable only in Versus Mode. ・Adds Profile Photos ・Adds Quotes |
The Additional Character Pack is a series of paid DLC that adds characters from the Entertainment District Arc anime into the game’s Versus Mode. These characters include Tengen Uzui, Nezuko Kamado (Advanced Demon Form), Tanjiro Kamado (Entertainment District), Zenitsu Agatsuma (Entertainment District), Inosuke Hashibira (Entertainment District), Daki, and Gyutaro.
Here is an overview of what’s included in the full Character Pass:
Title | Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles Character Pass |
Supported platforms | PlayStation🄬5 / PlayStation🄬4 / Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / Steam🄬 |
Release date | Scheduled to release starting July 2022 through the end of December 2022 |
Contents | A great set that bundles together all five Character Packs. ・Tengen Uzui Character Pack ・Nezuko Kamado (Advanced Demon Form) Character Pack ・Tanjiro Kamado (Entertainment District), Zenitsu Agatsuma (Entertainment District) & Inosuke Hashibira (Entertainment District) Character Pack ・Daki Character Pack ・Gyutaro Character Pack |
The Hinokami Chronicles is out now on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch, and PC.
Interested in trying the game out? You can check out our review here:
Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles Review | Hold My Nichirin Blade