Wisteria Complete Guide (October 2026): Breathing Trainers, Clans, Demon Arts, Hybrid Rules, and Codes

Sun Oct 25, 2026 12:36 am

Quick Summary

Wisteria is a Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba) fangame by Demon Corps, created February 23, 2020, sitting at about 62.5 million visits and roughly 306,000 favorites.
The main loop is three-sided: spend cash on gear, pick one of twelve breathing trainers to learn a style, then pass Final Selection to become a slayer.
Your clan is rolled at birth on an 89 percent common / 10 percent rare / 1 percent legendary split, and rerolling one is the main thing codes are actually for.
Two free-form paths branch off slayer: become a demon and climb the Muzan blood ladder, or push to hybrid and fight the Upper Moon 1 boss for a 1 in 20 roll.
There are no working codes right now. Four separate trackers disagree on which old codes still fire, so treat every code on this board as untested until you try it in game.

What kind of game is Wisteria

Wisteria is a Roblox fangame built on the manga and anime series Kimetsu no Yaiba (Demon Slayer). It was made by Demon Corps, credited on Rolimon's as the creator group, and it went up on February 23, 2020. The Wisteria Roblox Wiki describes it as a fangame in the popular manga/anime series Demon Slayer created by Koyoharu Gotouge, and it credits the Wisteria Trello board for its information.

You spawn in a starter village with a couple of coins and no gear. A quest NPC and an info NPC stand near spawn, and the wiki's beginner page lays out the intended order: do the berry quest first, then the hat quest at the farm, then pick up the third quest. Hitting $400 from those three gets you to Rengoku Village to buy your katana. After that you pick a breathing teacher, earn your first move, and get sent to Final Selection, a 10 minute survival run in a forest full of demons where the wiki's advice is to run the whole time rather than fight.

The game's own Roblox description currently reads "No updates, mugen soon, just open for the nostalgic folk", which is the developer's own wording and a fair summary of where the game stands.

How to actually start, step by step

Launch Wisteria from the Roblox page and wait for the village to load. You start with almost no cash, so do not spend anything yet.
Run the three starter quests in the order the wiki recommends: berry quest, then the farmer's hat at the farm straight ahead from spawn, then the third one. The target is $400 total.
Buy your katana at Rengoku Village. The Flame trainer is in the same village, which makes Flame the easiest first style to pick up.
Talk to the trainer you chose and learn your first breathing move. The trainer hands you your own Nichirin blade after the first lesson.
Go to Final Selection, to the right of spawn, and survive 10 minutes. Running is a valid strategy here, and the wiki says so outright.
Once you pass, you are a slayer. Demons become your income source: they drop contribution, and killing them is how you rank up.
Sharpen your Nichirin at the blacksmith high up in the mountains for $200 a time, which raises damage per hit.

Breathing styles and where each trainer is

There are twelve breathing trainers scattered across the map, each named after the character from the source series. The Wisteria wiki's NPC page lists all of them with locations, and the beginner page repeats the same set in plainer terms.

Style	Trainer	Location
Flame	Kyojuro Rengoku	Rengoku Town, in front of the village's Wisteria Tree
Water	Giyu Tomioka	A house near a waterfall by the bucket of water quest
Thunder	Zenitsu Agatsuma	A house at the edge of the snow-to-autumn terrain on the Snowy Mountains path
Stone	Gyomei Himejima	Opposite the Thunder trainer, behind stone walls and arches
Wind	Sanemi Shinazugawa	The forest cabin near the Snowy Mountains Cavern
Beast	Inosuke Hashibira	Behind a tree opposite the Rengoku Village front
Mist	Muichiro Tokito	Behind a tree by the farm fields, opposite the farmer's side
Serpent	Obanai Iguro	A house at the edge of the map, after a sharp right out of the starter village
Love	Mitsuri Kanroji	The same house as the Serpent trainer
Sound	Tengen Uzui	A small cavern opening in the blacksmith town
Insect	Shinobu Kocho	The Butterfly Estate, behind Rengoku Village to the left
Moon	Tamashi Tsugikuni	Inside the back of the Demon Slayer Headquarters, and it needs a specific clan

The wiki's Breathing Style page claims seven styles exist and says Sun is not in the game, but the same wiki's own category page lists Mist, Beast, Total Concentration, Love, Sound, Serpent and an "actual sun breathing moveset", and the beginner page names Insect and Stone too. The twelve trainers above are the ones the NPC page documents, and the category page's list is the more recent of the two.

Ranks, contribution and why you grind

Slayer ranks advance purely by killing demons, and the wiki's Ranks page gives the kill counts, with an explicit note that the information is unconfirmed. Treat the top of the ladder as a rough target rather than a promise.

Rank	Demons killed	Extra
Mizunoto	Complete Final Selection	Entry rank
Mizunoe	10	Second breathing skill
Kanoto	20	None listed
Kanoe	40	Third breathing skill
Tsuchinoto	80	Fourth breathing skill
Tsuchinoe	160	None listed
Hinoto	320	None listed
Hinoe	500+	None listed
Kinoto	900+	None listed
Kinoe	1500+	Slayer Mark attempts scale with Boss Demon kills

Contribution comes from killing demons and finishing crow missions, and the wiki's Contribution page gives it exactly three uses: trade it to Muzan for blood as a demon at 100 contribution for 2 blood, trade it for money as a slayer at a one-to-one rate, or buy keys for Red Nichirin and See Through World at Slayer HQ. The NPC slayers you kill give meat but no sin, so they are not a ranking shortcut.

Becoming a demon, and the Muzan blood ladder

To turn demon you gather sin by killing civilian NPCs, at 10 sin each. At 60 sin and above each kill can put a message on screen asking if you want to become a demon. Say yes and Muzan appears and asks whether his skin is pale. Answering yes kills you. Answering no turns you.

At 2500 sin you can trade contribution for Muzan blood and you become a Lower Moon. The wiki's Demon Art page lays out the ladder: 200 blood unlocks your first blood demon art move, 300 blood turns your dash into a teleport, 400 blood unlocks the second move, and 600 blood unlocks the third move plus See Through World. You cannot trade contribution for Muzan blood past 500 blood, so anything above that has to come from killing trainers, each of whom drops 20 blood.

The seven blood demon arts in the game are Vector, Ice, Perfume, Blood Explosion, Shockwave Manipulation, Swamp and String, each with a 1 in 7 chance. The wiki's own community consensus is that Shockwave Manipulation is best and Ice second, with Explosion, String and Vector decent, and Swamp and Perfume weaker in combat.

The downsides are real: you burn in sunlight unless you are Kamado clan or carrying an umbrella from the Infinity Castle, you cannot punch while holding the umbrella, you can only grind in four areas, and you cannot type Muzan's name in chat without being punished.

The hybrid path

A hybrid is a demon who keeps a breathing style and a sword. The requirements are max rank as a demon slayer, maxed strength, agility and focus, and 2500 sin. Once those are met, killing a civilian NPC can trigger a prompt asking if you want to become a hybrid. Accepting teleports you to a boss arena against the Upper Moon 1 boss, which uses all four Moon Breathing forms currently in the game. Killing it gives a 1 in 20 chance to convert, and every attempt carries a 12 hour cooldown whether you win or lose.

Hybrids gain bonus HP, movement speed and regen, plus the demon abilities Claws and Leap, and they keep any Slayer Mark they earned as a slayer. What they lose is Red Nichirin, the ability to stand in sunlight unless they are Kamado, Sun Breathing entirely, the ability to reroll haori or demon appearance, and their blood is capped at 200 Muzan blood. You can breath reset as a hybrid, and your breathing bar turns red instead of blue.

Controls and the bars you are actually reading

The wiki's Basic Information page lists the full control set:

V equips your katana or your fists
W twice to sprint
E to breathe
F to block
Q to dash
L opens the stats menu
M to meditate
Tilde opens your inventory
Right click while someone is stunned to land a heavy attack
Right click while the opening thread is displayed to execute a demon, and this needs a Nichirin blade

The bars matter more than most players expect. Red is health, the hexagon in the middle is your breathing bar, purple is your block meter, and the yellow bar on the right is hunger, which grants life regen. Demons refill it by killing players and eating the meat that drops; humans refill it at the ramen shop.

Clans, and the rolls that codes buy

Everyone is born into a common clan, and the wiki gives the roll odds as 89 percent common, 10 percent rare and 1 percent legendary or ultra rare. Rares and legendaries can only be obtained by buying clan rerolls. The wiki also notes that the percentage bonus adds a flat bonus that does not multiply with breath or any other buff, and that each clan carries a 20 percent walk speed increase cap.

Clan	Rarity	What it does
Common	89 percent	+3 Strength, Focus and Vitality
Hashibira	Rare	+7 Strength, +7 Vitality, +3 Agility, forced black hair with dark blue shader
Iguro	Rare	+10 Agility, +5 percent walk speed, dash cooldown down 30 percent but dash distance down 10 percent
Kanroji	Rare	+30 Strength, minus 10 Agility, pink hair with green shade
Kocho	Rare	+15 Agility, +5 percent walk speed, forced black hair with purple shade
Rengoku	Rare	+10 Strength, +7 Wisdom, +3 percent walk speed, custom sword idle and running animation
Tomioka	Rare	+20 Wisdom
Uzui	Rare	+5 percent walk speed, tree jumping, double jump, torn shirt cosmetic
Agatsuma	Rare	+35 percent first form damage, +10 percent first form cooldown, yellow forced hair
Kamado	Legendary	+20 Vitality, easier Red Nichirin, forced black blade color, Slayer Mark cosmetic, sunlight immunity for demons and hybrids
Tsugikuni	Legendary	+10 Vitality, +10 Wisdom, can learn Moon Breathing, easier See Through World, Slayer Mark cosmetic

Codes: what is actually working

Here is where this board should be blunt with you. Four trackers disagree, and none of them can be called authoritative right now.

GameGuide reports 0 active codes and 39 expired ones as of October 24, 2026. Roblox Den reports 9 active and 30 expired, with its top nine being !ClickTheSun, !NichirinReroll, !RaceReset, !ChristmasClan2, !ChristmasClan, !ChristmasBDA, !ChristmasBreathe, !SetYourBlazer and !ResetMe. Pro Game Guides reports 10 active codes. The Wisteria Roblox Wiki's Codes page says only that it is still looking for new codes and lists nothing. GamerJournalist's list still carries the note that the developer reset the !BreathReset code.

So the honest answer is: try them in game and see. Codes are typed into the chatbox at the top left of the screen, not into a dedicated menu, and they are case sensitive. That quirk is documented by both Dexerto and Roblox Den, and it is the single most common reason a code looks broken when it is not.

The expired list is stable across trackers and worth knowing so you do not waste attempts. It includes !80000LIKESDEMON, !100KDEMONAPP, !90000LIKES, !HairDrip, !Demon80K, !TWEETBDA, !TWEETBREATH, !100KBDA, !100KBreath, !NICHIRIN80K, !80000LIKESHAORI, !1000FOLLOWS, !ResetMe, !ChristmasBreathe, !10000WISHES, !Christmas, !25000LIKES, !ChristmasClan2, !2021DemonArt, !BDAReroll, !30000LIKES, !SUBTOSAGEE, !SUBTOVALEKIS, !20000LIKES, !SUBTOINFERNASU and !SUBTOIBEMAINE. The full 39 entry table with rewards and dates is on GameGuide.

Demon Corps has been shuffling active codes fairly often, so a tracker that is a week old may already be wrong.

The state of the game in 2026

Most Wisteria guides skip this part, and it changes whether the game is worth your evening. Rolimon's recorded 0 players online at the time of writing, an all-time peak of 5,732 concurrent players set on May 16, 2021, 62,526,583 visits, 136,501 upvotes against 23,057 downvotes for an 85.5 percent rating, and 306,128 favorites. RoWatcher puts the like ratio rank at number 8,485 out of 20,302 active games and the revenue rank at number 21,040 out of 30,233 monetized ones, with a 62.6 million visit count that has moved by about 355 in 24 hours.

The live Roblox page says "There are currently no running experiences." Rolimon's lists the game as updated 9 months ago. The developer's own description says "No updates, mugen soon, just open for the nostalgic folk."

So Wisteria is a preserved classic, not a live service. The systems above are all real and documented, but a lot of the content that needs other players (PvP, the Slayer Mark step that requires killing a player, the hybrid boss) is much harder to reach when nobody is in the server. Expect a museum, not a matchmaking pool.

FAQ

Q: Is Wisteria still updated in 2026?
A: Not meaningfully. Rolimon's shows the game was last updated about 9 months ago, and the developer's description reads "No updates, mugen soon, just open for the nostalgic folk". A separate title, Wisteria 2, exists on Roblox and is described by Sportskeeda as being in Alpha with no code redemption implemented yet.

Q: How do I redeem Wisteria codes?
A: There is no code menu. Open the chat box at the top left of the screen, type or paste the code exactly as shown, and press Enter. Codes are case sensitive, so !NichirinReroll is not the same as !nichirinreroll. If nothing happens, the code has most likely expired.

Q: How do I get Moon Breathing?
A: You need a specific clan first. The Moon trainer, Tamashi Tsugikuni, is located inside the back of the Demon Slayer Headquarters. The legendary Tsugikuni clan is the one that grants access to Moon Breathing according to the wiki's clan page.

Q: Can I change my breathing style later?
A: Yes, through breath resets. Those are what the !BreathReset family of codes used to grant. The wiki's Hybrid page says you can breath reset as a hybrid, but you lose Sun Breathing permanently by becoming a hybrid, so reset with that in mind.

Q: What is the Slayer Mark and how do I get it?
A: It comes from a Boss Demon fight. Max out your spar exp, kill demon NPCs until a rusty key drops, which the wiki says is believed to be about 1 in 150, click the key in your hotbar and accept the prompt to be teleported into an enclosed cave, kill the Boss Demon, then kill a player. Your character says "I feel stronger... (Press Y)" and pressing Y activates the mark. It doubles your current stats, and hybrids must earn it as a slayer first because they cannot earn it as hybrids.

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