Hashira Pyramid is a daily ranking puzzle for fans who like to argue about who is the strongest. Each day brings one category and a set of six to eight Demon Slayer characters, and you have to put them in the right order, from first place to last. Categories range from Total Concentration Output, Age and the Moon ranks of the Twelve Kizuki to Debut Arc Chronology, Raw Physical Strength, Speed & Reflexes, Growth Rate & Hidden Talent, Heart & Compassion and Tactical Battle IQ.

Some days are pure lore, like remembering which Upper Moon holds which number. Others ask for judgement calls about the Hashira, the Kamado siblings and the demons they face, which makes it one of the most debated demon slayer games online among the kimetsudle daily puzzles.

The category name and a short description appear at the top, followed by numbered ranking slots and a pool of available characters. Tap a character in the pool to select them, then tap a slot to place them there. Tapping a filled slot while a character is selected swaps them, and tapping it with nothing selected sends that character back to the pool.

Once every character is placed, press Check Order. Characters in the correct position turn green and lock in place. Anyone in the wrong slot is highlighted in red and returned to the pool, so you can rearrange only the positions that are still open. You have four attempts to complete the ranking.

Solving on your first check scores 10,000 points, on the second 7,500, on the third 5,000 and on the fourth 2,500. If the fourth check still leaves wrong positions, the correct order is revealed. The category changes every day at midnight UTC, the same for every player, and you can play it once per day.

Anchor the extremes first. In almost every category the top and bottom spots are the easiest to call, such as the progenitor of all demons in a power ranking or the youngest character in an age list. Getting those locked on the first check leaves fewer positions to shuffle later.

Read the description carefully. Raw Physical Strength ignores techniques entirely, so a Blood Demon Art or Breathing Style form does not help anyone there, and the Age category warns you about a trap at the bottom. Debut Arc Chronology is about the arc where a character first appeared, not when they became important.

Treat each check as information. After a failed attempt, the locked green slots tell you exactly which positions are settled, and every red character must move somewhere else. Swap the uncertain neighbours rather than rebuilding the whole order, since a smaller change is more likely to keep your score above 5,000.