Muzan Kibutsuji appeared in his debut appearance in Season 1 Episode 7 of the Demon Slayer anime series. He is the main antagonist of the series and is known as the Demon King. He is considered to be the first demon ever created. Muzan is an interesting person. Not only because of his striking resemblance to Michael Jackson, but also his purpose.

Not only from slaughtering and turning humans into demons, he has a big mission to find a plant called Blue Spider Lily. So why was Muzan so determined to look for him all his life? It turns out that Blue Spider Lily has something interesting for us to discuss and why is Muzan so eager to find it.

1. Why Is Muzan So Eager To Find It?

Blue Spider Lily is a very powerful plant. The reason is, this plant which is claimed to be a myth in the Demon Slayer world has the power to make Muzan immune to the sun so he can get immortality.

In one chapter of the manga, Muzan's background story reveals that he needs the flower to overcome his weakness to the sun because it has the advantage of absorbing the sun's power.

In the Heian Period, Muzan was an ordinary human before turning into a demon. Muzan was told that his death was due to an unknown disease. A doctor visited him and gave him an experimental drug made from Blue Spider Lily.

Unfortunately this drug has a slow reaction. Angered by his declining health, he killed the doctor. But after the doctor died, Muzan just felt the effects of the Blue Spider Lily. He realized that he was weak and vulnerable in the sun so he started trying to find it.

2. Its Whereabouts Unknown

One of the worst parts about the Blue Spider Lily is that no one knows where it is. The only one who knows its location is the doctor who treated Muzan more than 1000 years ago. The doctor was the only one who knew the location of the flower.

Realizing how powerful this flower is, Muzan begins to set a goal to seek it in order to achieve absolute immortality and immunity from the sun.

3. Why is Spider Lily So Hard to Find?

Besides its unknown location, there are other interesting things that make Spider Lily flowers difficult to find. The reason is, this flower blooms only during the day, and for several days in the calendar year. That means, no matter how great and strong Muzan is, he still can't reach this flower.

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Because the flower only blooms during the day and only a few times in a calendar year. That was why Muzan was never able to reach out, let alone find a powerful flower that could make him stronger.

4. Terrible Power in Its Beautiful Body

Spider Lily flower is indeed very beautiful, but on the other hand, the ability of this flower is very powerful. The reason is, this flower has the ability to regenerate itself. If used on humans, then the human will become a demon.

If used in full doses, the demons present will have immortal bodies that are immune to the sun. Its strength is similar to what is in Muzan's body where he can regenerate very quickly.

5. Tanjiro's Mother Knows The Location

Kie Kamado knew where the Blue Spider Lilies were blooming, and showed them to Tanjiro Kamado when he was very young. That's what made Tanjiro indirectly know about this flower in his memory.

Practically after the death of Tanjiro's mother, it may no longer be known who knows about this flower. Of course this is ironic because both Kie Kamado and the doctor who treated Muzan were both killed by the demon lord.

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This article was written by Robani, Twitter: @DadMetals