Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle has been crushing it at the American box office, breaking the 1999 record for most profitable opening weekend of a Japanese anime film shortly after its U.S. release.
With two more films set to finish the beloved anime series, fans are beyond excited to see the next part of the trilogy.
But when will Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Parts 2 and 3 be in theaters?
Watch With Us has all the latest info on the movies’ upcoming release dates — find out more below.
What Is ‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ About?
Based on the popular manga series, Demon Slayer follows Tanjiro Kamado (Natsuki Hanae in Japanese, Zach Aguilar in English), a kind-hearted and diligent boy whose family is killed by demons — leaving his sister Nezuko (Akari Kitō in Japanese, Abby Trott in English) transformed into a demon who still possesses some of her human memories. Determined to restore her humanity, Tanjiro joins the Demon Slayer Corps and hopes to defeat the demon king Muzan Kibutsuji (Toshihiko Seki in Japanese, Greg Chun in English).
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The Infinity Castle arc is the final chapter of the story, and sees the characters storming Muzan’s stronghold and facing off against a variety of foes. By the end of the first film, the demon Akaza (Akira Ishida in Japanese, Lucien Dodge in English) has atoned for his evil deeds and sacrificed himself, but Tanjiro is trapped in the castle.
Some Possible Release Dates for ‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle 2′ and ‘3’
While no hard release dates have been confirmed, anime fans are expecting a two-year window between the final films in the series, placing Infinity Castle: Part 2 at a 2027 release date and Infinity Castle: Part 3 in 2029, according to GameRant.
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Where Can You Watch the ‘Demon Slayer’ Anime?
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If you’d like to binge all of the monster-fighting madness, you can catch up on the Demon Slayer anime on Crunchyroll, Netflix, or Hulu.
