"Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle" Movie News Thread

[Yojimbo]

The Demon Slayer anime will conclude with three movies adapting the Infinity Castle arc.

See Also:
1. Demon Slayer (Season One) Talkback Threads

Spoiler

-01. Cruelty
-02. Trainer Sakonji Urokodaki
-03. Sabito and Makomo
-04. Final Selection
-05. My Own Steel
-06. Swordsman Accompanying a Demon
-07. Muzan Kibutsuji
-08. The Smell of Enchanting Blood
-09. Temari Demon and Arrow Demon
-10. Together Forever
-11. Tsuzumi Mansion
-12. The Boar Bares Its Fangs, Zenitsu Sleeps
-13. Something More Important Than Life
-14. The House with the Wisteria Crest
-15. Mount Natagumo
-16. Letting Something Else Go First
-17. You Must Master a Single Thing
-18. A Forged Bond
-19. Hinokami
-20. Pretend Demon
-21. Against Corps Rules
-22. Master of the Mansion
-23. Hashira Demon
-24. Rehabilitation Training
-25. Tsuguko, Kanao Tsuyuri
-26. New Mission

2. Demon Slayer: Mugen Train Movie Discussion Thread (the previous arc)
--Note: In Demon Slayer: Entertainment District, this movie is Episodes 27 to 33.

3. Demon Slayer: Entertainment District (Season 2b) Talkback Thread
--Talkback thread on Adult Swim Board

4. Demon Slayer: Swordsmith Village (Season 3) Talkback Thread

5. Demon Slayer: Hashira Training (Season 4) Talkback Thread

 

[Frontier]

Ufotable really milking the heck out of this property .

 

[PinkieLopBun]

From the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:

"Demon Slayer Will End With Three Movies"​

"How are we already talking about the end of Demon Slayer? This show’s a big success! We’re adapting JUST the manga? What about Demon Slayer Shippuden? What about the spinoff about Tanjiro’s kid? Where’s the endless filler? It’s a different industry now.

Perhaps it isn’t that much of a shock that an end is in sight for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. 23 volumes isn’t a lot of material. What is surprising is that from this point forward, the anime won’t be on television. The manga’s ultimate arc, Infinity Castle, will instead be adapted as a trilogy of movies and released in theaters."

Read the full article here.