Gyokko, Upper Moon Five in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, is a narcissistic demon obsessed with twisted artistry, reshaping flesh and porcelain alike into horrifying sculptures. His color palette mirrors this duality between delicate craftsmanship and monstrous anatomy. The dominant Eminence (#7B2D8B) saturates his scaled torso with corrupted aquatic depth, while Havelock Blue (#4A90D9) traces his gill slits and summoned water creatures. Pale Wisteria (#D8B4E2) coats his porcelain vases, creating an eerie softness against the horror. For designers seeking Demon Slayer color codes with genuine narrative weight, Gyokko’s palette delivers a masterclass in contrast-driven storytelling.
Gyokko Demon Slayer Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK
| Preview | Color Name | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eminence | #7B2D8B | 123, 45, 139 | 12, 68, 0, 45 | |
| Havelock Blue | #4A90D9 | 74, 144, 217 | 66, 34, 0, 15 | |
| Wisteria | #D8B4E2 | 216, 180, 226 | 4, 20, 0, 11 | |
| Frostbite | #E84393 | 232, 67, 147 | 0, 71, 37, 9 | |
| Violet | #1E0A3C | 30, 10, 60 | 50, 83, 0, 76 |
Gyokko CSS & Tailwind Color Variables
Select your preferred format and copy the ready-to-use CSS variables for your web projects.
:root {
/* Gyokko Demon Slayer Palette */
--gyokko-demon-slayer-eminence: #7B2D8B;
--gyokko-demon-slayer-havelock-blue: #4A90D9;
--gyokko-demon-slayer-wisteria: #D8B4E2;
--gyokko-demon-slayer-frostbite: #E84393;
--gyokko-demon-slayer-violet: #1E0A3C;
}
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Gyokko CSS Gradients
Beautiful gradient backgrounds inspired by Gyokko’s aesthetic. Click to copy the CSS code.
Gyokko Color Scheme Breakdown
Eminence#7B2D8B
This deep violet dominates Gyokko’s fish-like scales and muscular torso, representing his grotesque Upper Moon Five demon form and the corrupted aquatic nature tied to his Blood Demon Art.
Havelock Blue#4A90D9
This medium blue appears on Gyokko’s dorsal fins, gill slits, and water-based summoned creatures, symbolizing his connection to the ocean and the fluid, ever-shifting nature of his vase techniques.
Wisteria#D8B4E2
This pale lavender covers Gyokko’s exposed skin and the smooth porcelain surface of his signature vases, evoking an unsettling contrast between delicate beauty and his horrifying monstrous anatomy.
Frostbite#E84393
This vivid magenta accents Gyokko’s grotesque lips, small decorative markings, and inner mouth details, adding a disturbing fleshy warmth that emphasizes his inhuman yet eerily organic facial features.
Violet#1E0A3C
This near-black indigo defines the deep shadows beneath Gyokko’s multiple eyes, scale crevices, and vase interiors, grounding his palette with oppressive darkness befitting a high-ranking Upper Moon demon.
Gyokko 60-30-10 Design Rule
Apply the classic 60-30-10 UI design rule using Gyokko’s palette for a perfectly balanced visual hierarchy.
Gyokko UI Component Preview
Here is a live example of how the Gyokko color palette looks when applied to a modern UI component.
Gyokko
Grotesque Vase Artisan
“My art is eternal! My beauty is absolute! None shall surpass the perfection of my form!”
Gyokko Gaming Setup (RGB Peripherals)
Sync your gaming gear! Use these exact RGB values for your Razer Chroma, Corsair iCUE, or Logitech G Hub software to match Gyokko’s aesthetic.
- Main LED: 123, 45, 139
- Accent LED: 74, 144, 217
The Design Philosophy behind Gyokko’s Palette
Ufotable’s design team anchored Gyokko’s palette around a tension between beauty and revulsion, a core theme of his Blood Demon Art. The Eminence (#7B2D8B) and near-black Violet (#1E0A3C) establish an oppressive, deep-sea atmosphere that visually communicates his Upper Moon authority and aquatic dominion. Havelock Blue (#4A90D9) introduces fluidity, reinforcing the ever-shifting nature of his vase-summoning techniques. Crucially, Wisteria (#D8B4E2) and Frostbite (#E84393) act as deceptive softness—porcelain smoothness and fleshy warmth—that lull the viewer before the grotesque anatomy registers. This five-color system succeeds because every hue serves a narrative function: ocean depth, artistic fragility, organic horror, and absolute darkness, giving designers a ready-made emotional gradient for dark-fantasy UI palettes.
Best Gyokko Color Combinations
Abyssal Tide Harmony
The analogous shift from deep violet to medium blue replicates the natural gradient of deep-ocean water, making this pair ideal for aquatic-themed UI backgrounds, card gradients, or atmospheric illustration layers.
Porcelain Void Contrast
Pairing pale lavender against near-black indigo produces a striking luminance ratio that ensures WCAG-compliant text legibility while evoking the fragile-beauty-meets-abyssal-darkness motif central to Gyokko’s design.
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FAQs about Gyokko Demon Slayer Color Codes
What is the exact HEX code for Gyokko’s fish-like scales and muscular torso?
Gyokko’s signature scales and torso are rendered in Eminence, HEX #7B2D8B (RGB 123, 45, 139), a deep violet that conveys his corrupted aquatic Upper Moon Five form.
What is the main color scheme of Gyokko’s overall Demon Slayer palette?
His palette is built on a dark violet-to-blue foundation: Eminence #7B2D8B as the primary body color, supported by Havelock Blue #4A90D9 for fins and water effects, and grounded by near-black Violet #1E0A3C in deep shadow areas.
Which accent color highlights Gyokko’s grotesque lips and decorative markings?
The vivid magenta Frostbite, HEX #E84393 (RGB 232, 67, 147), accents his lips, small skin markings, and inner-mouth details, adding an unsettling organic warmth against the cooler violet-blue base.








