Fans of Demon Slayer have been surrounded by endless rumors, leaks, and hopeful guesses about the arrival of the next Infinity Castle movies. Speculation has only grown stronger as excitement builds for what’s next in the saga. However, the truth is far less clear.
Crunchyroll CEO Rahul Purini has stepped forward to confirm that official release dates for Movie 2 and Movie 3 have not yet been decided, keeping fans eagerly waiting for concrete news.
CEO Confirms Fans Will Have to Wait for Demon Slayer Movie 2 and 3
Fans of Demon Slayer have been eagerly waiting for news on the release dates for the next Infinity Castle movies. The first movie in the trilogy was a huge success, setting box office records and raising expectations for the following parts.
However, Crunchyroll CEO Rahul Purini has confirmed that the release dates for Movie 2 and Movie 3 have not been decided yet. While fans are eager for more Demon Slayer content, the studios behind the films, Aniplex and Ufotable, are still working out details and timing.
Purini emphasized that everyone feels the urgency to bring the movies to theaters as soon as possible, but nothing is final yet. Predictions about the movies arriving in 2027 or 2029 are only guesses and may change. Streaming access will come eventually, with Crunchyroll likely being one of the platforms, but fans should not expect any streaming releases in 2025.
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On the question of budget and special effects, Purini has promised that the next movies will be just as spectacular, if not better, than the first one. The community remains excited and hopeful as they await official announcements from Aniplex and Ufotable, keeping the anticipation for the continuation of this beloved story very much alive.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
