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If Koyoharu Gotouge- sensei chooses to reveal their identity, we’ll cheer them on.

While Gotouge maintains anonymity in public, Kohei Ohnishi-an editor at Weekly Shonen Jump, the manga magazine that publishes Demon Slayer-says the writer’s personality shines through the series, in particular in Tanjiro’s “serious nature, honesty and strong sense of responsibility.” The Time 100 article is a lot better at putting it, with:

I think we might be overblowing the importance of their identity. Although Gotoge has not revealed their gender for privacy reasons, a Weekly Shonen Jump employee disclosed that the author is a woman.However, is Koyoharu Gotouge’s identity really that important? It doesn’t change the fact that they created the Demon Slayer manga, which resulted in the equally-as-great anime.Koyoharu Gotoge also noted that Gintama is the manga they admired and decided to create Kimetsu no Yaiba. Koyoharu Gotoge noted that Kimetsu no Yaiba was inspired by various manga, most notably Gintama, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Naruto, Bleach.