Ep. 11, I'm getting to old.

I wasn't a fan of this season particularly because I didn't like the two main demons at all. Usually, the demons are fun to watch, but these two fell flat for me, personally.

I disagree with the finale being bad though. To be honest, I think the notion of a character not being allowed to cry after doing the 'right' thing is pretty baseless. A person can cry if they choose to do their duty in spite of suffering a personal loss. It is a pretty normal and justified reaction, and I feel like this is a heavily subjective issue for you. Difference in personal values and all that.

Nezuko surviving the sun was built up over time, in my opinion. While it seems like she gets a power up out of nowhere, they were slowly building up how she was inherently different from your average demon. She conquered her bloodlust in Season 1, put her life on the line in Mugen Train and fought to protect her brother in the Season 2. Not very 'demonic' of her.
To each their own, I suppose.

You know that if Nezuko would die, story would have ended here and there.
Restoring Nezuko's humanity is like Tanjoro's entire goal.

@Dumb the worst bow is Hashira training

"because yes" would answer a lot of things that happen in this show. Remember Inosuke's 'organ shifting'?
The point is, I personally don't look at this series from the 'logic critiquing' lens. A lot about this show is illogical. I felt Nezuko's moment was built up over these illogical tidbits given to us over the seasons.
At this point, if the show tugs at the heartstrings and looks like eye candy, it has done its job for me.

Valid criticism, but I feel not many people look at the show the way you do. Those who do, have probably already dropped it.