Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle achieves record-breaking tickets sales

WEB DESK: “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – the Movie: Infinity Castle” set a new record for first-day ticket pre-sales in the United States.

The movie, the opening part of the concluding trilogy of the Demon Slayer franchise, generated unprecedented expectation ahead of its official release across the US and other North American market.

The latest instalment garnered strong international box office receipts, contributing to its position among the highest-grossing anime movies globally.

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Its commercial success follows solid performances in key markets across Asia, where it has opened to enthusiastic audiences. The combined revenue from domestic and overseas showing pushed the movie’s total earnings close to $210 million.

Produced by Ufortable, the movie maintains the high standards of animation associated with the studio, known for its craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The production utilises a blend of traditional and digital animation techniques to portray dynamic action sequences and intricate motions with cinematic quality.

Narratively, Infinity Castle extends the story of Tanjiro Kamado and the Demon Slayer Corps as they confront their nemesis within a supernatural fortress. The movie focuses on high-stakes confrontations and the psychological toll on key characters, setting the stage for the conclusion of the overarching saga.

Audio elements play an important role in the movie’s immersive experience. The soundtrack combines orchestral scores with traditional Japanese instrumentation.

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Following the release in Japan and several Asian markets, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is scheduled for distribution in several international territories in mid-September, including Australia, Canada and India.