Alright, anime fans, let’s talk Demon Slayer. You know, that little indie anime that nobody watches—Oh wait, except for the millions of people who keep making it one of the highest-grossing anime of all time.

What’s Next for Ufotable and the Demon Slayer Universe?

What’s Next for Ufotable and the Demon Slayer Universe?

Alright, folks, it’s almost time. The Demon Slayer anime is in its final stretch, and while that’s exciting, it also means we’re about to get emotionally wrecked (again). We’ve trained with the Hashira, cried over too many tragic backstories, and now we’re gearing up for the Final Battle Arc—aka, the moment Muzan stops lurking in the shadows and finally throws hands properly.

And how is Ufotable choosing to deliver this legendary conclusion? A three-part movie trilogy. Ahemm, doesn’t this sound familiar… Yep, they took one look at Infinity War and said, “Hold my Nichirin blade.” The first movie is set to drop in 2025, with the other two following in 2026 and 2027—because making us suffer through cliffhangers is just part of the experience now. (gamesradar.com)

1. Ufotable’s Cinematic Flex

Ufotable is basically that one anime studio that never misses. From the Mugen Train movie taking over the global box office to some of the cleanest animation we’ve ever seen, they’re going all-in for the Infinity Castle movie trilogy. Imagine epic battles, ridiculous sakuga, and Muzan’s final boss energy—all on the big screen. Oh, and get ready to say goodbye to half the cast because, uh… let’s just say this arc doesn’t come with plot armor.

Also, let’s be real: this trilogy is going to print more money than Tanjiro’s swordsmith can forge blades.