Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle reveals his release date (but with a catch)

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle will split his gigantic sheet over three separate films with length lengths and place Tanjiro and the Demon Slayer Corps against Muzan and his strongest, demonic lieutenants. While the fans are preparing to say goodbye to UFOTABLE's greatest anime hit, the first entry of the three films has finally shared when Anime can expect to immerse them on the screen. Unfortunately, this long -awaited release date is connected to a hook, since it may not reveal all information Demon Slayer Grand Finale.

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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Will be released in Japan this summer on July 18, but the film still has to confirm when it will do the same in the west and in other countries. While it is a clear conclusion that the first of the three films will eventually come to North America, anime fans must now ask themselves whether it is a simultaneous publication or whether the Western audience has to wait much longer for one of the biggest showdowns in anime history. As the reader of the manga know, the Infinity Castle arch gives one that gives every surviving member of the Demon Slayer Corps something to do, and some others.

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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle's New trailer and poster

In addition to the big news, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Published both a new trailer with earlier film material and a new poster to bring fans for the big comeback of the Demon Slayer Corps. The last time we saw Tanjiro and Company, it had a serious turn. While they briefly had the upper hand against Muzan and the demon lord that killed the head of the corps, the swords' pack was pulled into the Infinity Castle himself and must now fight against all remaining demons on their ratio.

Demon Slayer Quickly became one of the world's biggest shop series, since Tanjiro and Netzuko's story could overtake one A piece from time to time. Despite its excellent popularity, the manga has already ended and the anime adaptation simply plays chase. At the moment, the Creator Koyoharu Gotouge still has to confirm whether they will work on a continuation series and/or a spin-off, but we know that many Shonen fans would love nothing more than return to this universe.

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