Get ready for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba to end, because the first movie in the Infinity Castle trilogy has a release window, even if it's a pretty blurry one

Good news, Demon Slayer fans, because the first movie in the Infinity Castle trilogy has a new trailer and a vague release window.

Earlier this year, it was announced that Demon Slayer would be getting a trilogy of films covering the final installment in the series, Infinity Castle. That's not surprising considering how successful Mugen Train was, and on top of that, its arc wasn't particularly long either. Things have been a little quiet since then, but yesterday Crunchyroll shared a new trailer for the upcoming trilogy and even shared a release window for the first film: 2025. Yes, this is obviously pretty vague, as it could be any of the following: There are 365 days in a year, but hey, that's better than no release date at all!

With the release windows announced, we also know that all three movies won't be released at the same time, which is good for our wallets, and I imagine the same goes for the executives making this movie. This also means that the short arcs will be stretched out longer, but whether that will be released in 2026, or if they will be released within 2025, is still up in the air, as Crunchyroll doesn't have any other information to share about the potential. release date.

So far, the only movie in the series that actually covers new events rather than just being a compilation of specific seasons is Mugen Train, which was released in October 2020. Even though we were all stuck indoors that year (remember COVID?), the film grossed over $500 million worldwide, surpassing 2016's Your Name as the highest-grossing Japanese film of all time. Can Infinity Castle beat Mugen Train? Who knows! But I'm sure it will print money one way or another.