Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, everything you need to know

  • Opening in theaters in Mexico and Latin America on September 11, with advance sales starting August 15; in Spain, it will be released on October 12.
  • The first film in the trilogy will run approximately 2 hours and 35 minutes; directed by Haruo Sotozaki and produced by Ufotable.
  • Plot centered on Muzan's emergence and the battle in the Infinity Castle with Tanjiro and the Hashira.
  • Expected B15 rating in Mexico and formats such as IMAX and 4DX available in some complexes.

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The Demon Slayer Saga: The Infinity Castle comes to the big screen with a trilogy that adapts the last arc of Koyoharu Gotouge's manga, a move that marks the closing of the story of Tanjiro Kamado and the Hashira with an ambitious project.

The action begins when Muzan Kibutsuji breaks into Ubuyashiki Mansion and leads the hunters to his stronghold, the dreaded Infinity Castle. From that point, the plot develops toward the final confrontation, with a darker atmosphere and extreme combat.

Dates, premiere and advance sales

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle release dates

For viewers of Mexico and Latin America, the first film will hit theaters on September 11, with advance ticket sales from August 15th, XNUMX in chains such as Cinépolis, in collaboration with Sony Pictures.

En Spain, the premiere will take place from October 12, so viewers on the peninsula will have to wait a few weeks longer than those in Latin America. The screenings will be available in premium formats at some resorts.

Expectations are high: previous screenings linked to the franchise have been very successful and Mugen Train remains the highest-grossing anime film in history, boosting confidence in this new trilogy.

Production, duration and music

Production and duration of Demon Slayer: The Infinity Castle

La The first installment will last approximately 2 hours and 35 minutes., designed to cover in detail the critical events of the manga's climax without losing pacing or key scenes.

The direction is in charge of Haruo Sotozaki and Production returns to Ufotable, a studio renowned for its excellent visual work on the series and previous film projects. The soundtrack features two previously unreleased tracks: “A World Where the Sun Never Rises” (Aimer) y “Shine in the Cruel Night” (LiSA).

In Japan, the film has surpassed $100 million at the box office and is among the ten most-watched films in the country in a short time, with the potential to climb higher.

Regarding classification, in Mexico an age is expected B15 (minors under 15 accompanied), due to the violence and intensity of the arch. In addition, there will be projections on IMAX and 4DX, the latter format being recommended only for those who tolerate strong physical stimuli.

For those who want to catch up before going to the cinema, the seasons of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu from Yaiba are available on popular platforms.

  • Crunchyroll: catalogue with the main arches, including the Pillar Training.
  • Netflix: first seasons, ideal to start from the beginning.
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The arch remains faithful to the original work and follows the line of the confrontation when Tanjiro and the Hashira They come after Muzan's irruption, only to encounter an enemy in the dimensional fortressFrom that moment on, the production promises a spectacle of choreography, tension, and a conclusion worthy of the chapters they've been building since 2019.

With dates confirmed in several regions, a consolidated creative team and a good reception in Japan, The Infinite Castle arrives as a highlight event in theaters, combining entertainment, recognizable music, and a final chapter designed to be enjoyed on the big screen.

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