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Translation

• Context: Tanjirou 炭治郎 is a good big brother who protects his little sister, Nezuko 禰豆子.
• oni janai ka, sono onna wa
  鬼じゃないかその女は
  (dislocation.)
  • sono onna wa oni janai ka
    その女は鬼じゃないか
    Isn't that woman an oni?
  • oni 鬼
    A kind of demon in Japanese folklore.
• shikamo shikome da
  しかも醜女だ
  On top of that, [she] is a shikome.
• shikome... shikome?
  しこめ･･･しこめ？
  (...)
• minikui tte koto ka?
  醜いってことか？
  [It means] ugly?
  • shikome 醜女 is spelled like minikui onna 醜い女, "ugly woman." It's also a name of an ugly female demon in Japanese folklore.
• dare ga?
  誰が？
  Who?
  • This isn't a dislocation. It's an omission: who [is he saying that is ugly]? You can tell it's not a dislocation by the fact there's no verb for "to say" in this context, so it's omitted, not dislocated.
• Nezuko
  禰豆子
  (Tanjirou realizes this guy is calling his little sister ugly.)
  • The ne of Nezuko should be 礻爾, not 禰, but 礻爾 is an archaic kanji. There's no way to type it. And in modern Japanese you just use 禰 instead.
• shikome no hazu nai darou!!
  醜女のはずないだろう！！
  There's no way [she's] ugly, [you know]!!
• yoku mite-miro, kono kao-dachi wo
  よく見てみろこの顔立ちを
  (dislocation, again.)
  • kono kao-dachi wo yoku mite-miro
    この顔立ちをよく見てみろ
    Try taking a good look at [her] face.
  • kao-dachi
    顔立ち
    Facial features.
• machi demo hyouban no bijin datta zo, Nezuko wa
  街でも評判の美人だったぞ禰豆子は
  (dislocation, for the third time in the same page.)
  • Nezuko wa machi demo hyouban no bijin datta zo
    禰豆子は街でも評判の美人だったぞ
    [Even in my hometown], [everybody agreed that] Nezuko was [a beautiful girl].
  • hyouban
    評判
    The reputation of something, according to critics, reviewers. A restaurant that's known for being is said to have a good hyouban, or a high hyouban, it's thought highly of.
  • hyouban no bijin datta
    評判の美人だった
    Was the reputation of beautiful-person.
    Was agreed (by most people) to be a beautiful-person.
    Was known to be a beautiful-person.
  • machi de 街で
    In the town. This is a scoping de で particle. In this case, Tanjirou is probably talking about the town he lived at, his hometown.