Muichiro Tokito is the youngest among the nine pillars being 14 and easily is the cutest and most lovable hashira💯😻

He has short term memory and lost his twin to a demon when he was younger.

Muichiro Tokito is the youngest among the nine pillars being 14 and easily is the cutest and most lovable hashira💯😻

He has short term memory and lost his twin to a demon when he was younger.

Example:

A: Hey my favorite hashira is Muichiro

B: Same!!

A: You have great taste🤭

Muichiro Tokito by Muichir0 June 25, 2022

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tokitos

adj. prize or reward

I've earned my tokitos

tokitos by bDouble69elbuoDb April 22, 2006

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tsukitov

tsukitov is Russian for the phrase suck it off. When you sound it out, it literally sounds like (SUCK-IT-OFF). The word is a great way to disguise what you are talking about. It is also useful as a character name in a Russian novel or story.

Chris: "Tsukitov!"
Dan (friend of Chris): "(laughs out loud)"
Melissa (random hot girl): "Huh?"

Dmitri: "Professor Tsukitov got his cack sucked after class by the hot female student with big tits."
Jamaal: "Got damn!"

tsukitov by Prof. Dmitri Tsukitov January 8, 2009

muichiro tokito

hey guys wanna see some real shii??
(inserts koyoharu gotouge dumping trauma onto a amnesiatic young 14yo boy who forgors everything they say and do and act and only remembers how to fall asleep and never wake up again.)

(for muichiro tokitos experience on falling asleep and never waking up again please refer to the manga at chapter 176)
(dwww guys muichiro just forgot how to wake up again my baby :3333)

..im not delulu and definitely did not cry my balls out after their experience.. ..ok?

person 1: hey, muichiro tokito is so cute!! i want to see their character development, and how they'll live their life on, i think their gonna live on and have a happy ending :D
koyoharu gotouge: bozo u wish

muichiro tokito by flayie July 9, 2023

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tekitou

A Japanese word meaning "arbitrary" in English. It can carry a connotation of apathy. This can be a negative thing in Japan where everything should be precise.

"Bob's wearing a brown belt with black shoes, whats wrong with him?"
"He's just tekitou"

"How short should I cut it?"
"Just do it tekitou, I'll shave it tomorrow anyway"

tekitou by pseudonymtastic April 13, 2009