Kaigaku, the treacherous Upper Moon Six of Demon Slayer, embodies a visual narrative of corruption and lost honor. His color palette is a masterclass in contrast-driven storytelling: the searing Cream Can (#F2C14E) lightning bolt slicing through his hair screams Thunder Breathing mastery, while the abyssal Mirage (#1C1C2E) base drags his silhouette into utter darkness. Between these extremes, the muted Indian Khaki (#C8AD8F) of his demon-pale skin quietly signals the humanity he surrendered. For designers hunting exact Kaigaku color codes, this five-tone HEX palette delivers a rare balance of electric energy and gothic dread that translates powerfully into UI accents, editorial layouts, and character-themed branding.
Kaigaku Demon Slayer Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK
| Preview | Color Name | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mirage | #1C1C2E | 28, 28, 46 | 39, 39, 0, 82 | |
| Cream Can | #F2C14E | 242, 193, 78 | 0, 20, 68, 5 | |
| Martinique | #3B2F5E | 59, 47, 94 | 37, 50, 0, 63 | |
| Indian Khaki | #C8AD8F | 200, 173, 143 | 0, 13, 28, 22 | |
| Wedgewood | #4E7EA8 | 78, 126, 168 | 54, 25, 0, 34 |
Kaigaku CSS & Tailwind Color Variables
Select your preferred format and copy the ready-to-use CSS variables for your web projects.
:root {
/* Kaigaku Demon Slayer Palette */
--kaigaku-demon-slayer-mirage: #1C1C2E;
--kaigaku-demon-slayer-cream-can: #F2C14E;
--kaigaku-demon-slayer-martinique: #3B2F5E;
--kaigaku-demon-slayer-indian-khaki: #C8AD8F;
--kaigaku-demon-slayer-wedgewood: #4E7EA8;
}More Demon Slayer Color Codes (Yellow Palette)
Kaigaku CSS Gradients
Beautiful gradient backgrounds inspired by Kaigaku’s aesthetic. Click to copy the CSS code.
Kaigaku Color Scheme Breakdown
Mirage#1C1C2E
This deep black forms Kaigaku’s hair base and dark Demon Slayer uniform, grounding his silhouette in shadow and reflecting his descent into darkness after abandoning the Corps for demonic power.
Cream Can#F2C14E
This vivid gold manifests as the iconic zigzag lightning streak cutting through Kaigaku’s black hair, symbolizing his mastery of Thunder Breathing and serving as his most recognizable visual signature across the series.
Martinique#3B2F5E
This dark indigo-purple appears in Kaigaku’s layered haori and upper garment shading, adding a sinister aristocratic tone that foreshadows his transformation into the Upper Moon Six demon of Muzan’s hierarchy.
Indian Khaki#C8AD8F
This pale muted tan represents Kaigaku’s demon-altered skin complexion, stripped of healthy warmth to convey his loss of humanity and the cold, corpse-like pallor shared among Upper Rank demons.
Wedgewood#4E7EA8
This steel blue colors Kaigaku’s eyes before his full demon transformation, hinting at the humanity and rivalry he once shared with Zenitsu beneath the Thunder Breathing training of their former master.
Kaigaku 60-30-10 Design Rule
Apply the classic 60-30-10 UI design rule using Kaigaku’s palette for a perfectly balanced visual hierarchy.
Kaigaku UI Component Preview
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Kaigaku
Fallen Thunder Swordsman
“I chose to become a demon of my own will. No one forced me. I needed no one’s permission to seize power.”
Kaigaku 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 Kaigaku’s aesthetic.
- Main LED: 28, 28, 46
- Accent LED: 242, 193, 78
The Design Philosophy behind Kaigaku’s Palette
The design team behind Demon Slayer constructed Kaigaku’s palette as a chromatic morality arc. The dominant Mirage (#1C1C2E) and Martinique (#3B2F5E) duo establishes a suffocating, aristocratic darkness that mirrors his willing descent into Muzan’s hierarchy, while the single violent streak of Cream Can (#F2C14E) functions as a visual scar of the Thunder Breathing he twisted into a weapon of selfishness. Wedgewood (#4E7EA8) appears only in his pre-transformation eyes, a deliberate cool-tone remnant of the rival he once was to Zenitsu. The near-absence of warm saturation across the remaining tones strips the palette of empathy, reinforcing his narrative as a man who chose power over bonds. This restraint makes the gold accent disproportionately impactful, proving that a well-placed high-contrast HEX code can carry an entire character’s thematic weight without visual clutter.
Best Kaigaku Color Combinations
Storm Strike Contrast
The extreme luminance gap between vivid gold and near-black creates an electric focal hierarchy ideal for CTAs, lightning-inspired icons, or high-impact hero banners where instant visual priority is essential.
Abyssal Nobility
Pairing deep indigo-purple with desaturated warm tan produces a muted, sinister elegance suited to dark-mode card backgrounds, editorial typography, and premium UI surfaces that need gravitas without harshness.
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FAQs about Kaigaku Demon Slayer Color Codes
What is the exact HEX code for the lightning streak in Kaigaku’s hair?
Kaigaku’s iconic Thunder Breathing lightning streak uses the HEX code #F2C14E, officially named Cream Can, with an RGB value of rgb(242, 193, 78). This vivid gold is the single brightest accent in his entire palette.
What color is Kaigaku’s demon uniform and haori in Demon Slayer?
His base uniform is rendered in the near-black HEX #1C1C2E (Mirage), while the layered haori shading uses the dark indigo-purple #3B2F5E (Martinique), together forming the shadowy silhouette associated with his Upper Moon Six design.
What accent color represents Kaigaku’s remaining humanity before his demon transformation?
The steel-blue HEX #4E7EA8 (Wedgewood) colors Kaigaku’s eyes prior to full demon conversion, serving as the sole cool-toned accent that hints at the Thunder Breathing student he once was alongside Zenitsu.
