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Combat-heavy film begins finale to violent, emotional anime.
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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle
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Based on 9 parent reviews
Based on 22 kid reviews
Kids say the movie is visually stunning and highly emotional, with many praising the animation quality and character development. However, it contains significant violence and is best suited for teens, with varied opinions on its appropriateness for younger viewers, suggesting parental guidance based on individual sensitivities.
- animation quality
- emotional storyline
- significant violence
- parental guidance
- suitable for teens
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What's the Story?
DEMON SLAYER: KIMETSU NO YAIBA INFINITY CASTLE kicks off the final battle between the Demon Slayer Corps and Muzan. Separated by the labyrinth of the Infinity Castle, Tanjiro (voiced by Zach Aguilar), Shinobu (voiced by Erika Harlacher), and Zenitsu (voiced by Aleks Le) each confront one of the Upper Rank demons—and their own pasts—as they race to find Muzan and finish the war.
Is It Any Good?
This fast-paced, action-driven movie is a beautifully animated, emotional installment to a popular anime series. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle puts a heavy focus on the combat choreography and overall violence, but it balances that out by pairing each battle with a moment of character growth. Flashbacks and internal monologues show how characters have matured or are about to change. These moments speak to complex issues of self-image, social injustice, and interpersonal relationships. The film is likely most enjoyable for existing fans, but even newcomers can find something to appreciate.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about graphic violence in some anime, including this movie. Do you think the violence contributes to the themes in the story? How might watching it affect viewers emotionally?
Characters often talk about sacrifice. What sacrifices have been made? How are other characters affected by those sacrifices? Do they sacrifices have the intended effect?
Many characters confront their pasts. What do they learn about themselves? How does the truth help them change or make difficult choices?
Movie Details
- In theaters : September 12, 2025
- On DVD or streaming : December 9, 2025
- Cast : Zach Aguilar , Aleks Le , Lucien Dodge , Johnny Yong Bosch
- Director : Haruo Sotozaki
- Inclusion Information : Multiracial Movie Actor(s) , Asian Movie Actor(s)
- Studio : Crunchyroll
- Genre : Anime
- Topics : Adventures , Fantasy ( Magic , Monsters ) , History
- Character Strengths : Courage , Perseverance
- MPAA rating :
- MPAA explanation : bloody violence throughout
- Last updated : October 9, 2025
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