The Demon Slayer Challenge is back in BitLife, and it wants you to live the life of a Japanese exorcist who fights ghosts in houses you own. It runs for a full week after going live on July 25, so you have time, but two of its goals lean heavily on luck and can force a few restarts before things click into place.
Quick answer: Start a new life born in Japan, keep aging up until your parents have a daughter, earn a Red Belt in both Judo and Karate, take the randomly available Exorcist job, then buy a haunted house and exorcise 12 spirits inside it.
Demon Slayer Challenge goals in BitLife
There are five goals in total. None of them require a paid pack, so free players can finish the whole thing with enough patience.
| Goal | How it works |
|---|---|
| Be born in Japan | Pick Japan when creating a new character |
| Have a little sister | Luck-based; your parents must have a younger girl |
| Master Judo and Karate | Reach a Red Belt in both martial arts |
| Become an exorcist | Take the randomly appearing Exorcist job |
| Perform 12 exorcisms | Exorcise 12 spirits in a haunted house you own |
Set up a Japanese birth and a little sister
Being born in Japan is the easy part. Start a fresh life and choose Japan as your country. Any city works, and your character can be male or female, so this goal ticks off the moment you begin.
The little sister is the frustrating one. You cannot control when your parents have another child, or whether it turns out to be a girl. Keep aging up and hope for a younger sister to appear. If your parents only have boys or stop having kids, restart with a new Japanese character and try again.
Note: BitLife does not check blood relation here, so an adopted or step-sister counts. If you keep getting unlucky, having your parents adopt a younger girl of Japanese heritage and then switching back to your character is a reliable workaround.
Master Judo and Karate
Martial Arts unlocks when your character turns eight. Head to Activities, then Mind & Body, then Martial Arts, and pick either Judo or Karate. Take a lesson every year until you stop earning new belts. A Red Belt is the top rank and counts as mastering that discipline.
Here is the catch. While you live with your parents, they will only pay for one martial art. If you try to start the second one as a child, they refuse. So push a single discipline to Red Belt first, then wait until adulthood for the other.
Once you turn 18, return to the Martial Arts menu and begin the second art. These adult lessons cost money, so build up some savings first. If cash is tight, take a part-time job for a while and come back once you can afford the classes. Keep going until you earn the second Red Belt.
Become an exorcist
Exorcist needs no degree, so you can take it straight out of high school once you turn 18. The trick is that it rarely shows up in the job list.
Perform 12 exorcisms in your own haunted house
This is the longest goal because all 12 exorcisms have to happen inside a haunted house you own. First, you need to buy one.
Exorcisms do not always succeed, and an aggressive ghost can lower your Happiness or even attack your Health, so keep an eye on your stats. Earning a new martial arts belt restores Health, which pairs neatly with the skills you already built for this challenge. If an exorcism fails, closing and relaunching the app before your character dies can turn a bad attempt into a successful one.
How to confirm the challenge is done
Each goal checks off in the challenge menu the moment you meet it, so watch that list update as you progress. After the 12th spirit is exorcised, the final goal completes and the challenge finishes. You then get to open a prize chest for a cosmetic reward, usually a hat or eyewear, that you can wear on any character on your profile.
If you are stuck, the two luck-based goals are almost always the culprit. The little sister and the Exorcist job both come down to random chance, so restarting a life or refreshing the app is often the fastest fix. Everything else is just steady work you can knock out across a single character’s lifetime.
