
With the huge popularity of Demon Slayer, it’s understandable that many fans are excited to watch the new movie, Infinity Castle, when it becomes available online.
The popular anime series is concluding with a trilogy of movies, and the first film has already become a huge success, setting new box office records in Japan and around the world.
Tanjiro has grown a lot since the beginning of his journey in season one, culminating in his battle against Muzan Kibutsuji, the Demon King, in the film.
As the film’s run in theaters goes on, viewers are curious about when they’ll be able to stream it or rent it at home.
How to watch Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle – is it streaming?
Right now, you can only see Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle in movie theaters. It premiered internationally on September 12th and is playing at many cinema chains worldwide.
You can watch the first four seasons of Demon Slayer on Crunchyroll, but the Infinity Castle movie isn’t currently available on the platform and doesn’t seem to be coming soon.
According to Mitchel Berger, Crunchyroll’s head of global commerce, the upcoming movie will only be available to watch in theaters in 2025.
I heard from him that you absolutely need to see *Demon Slayer Infinity Castle* in theaters. He emphasized that 2025 is the only year it will be shown, and the theater is the *only* place you’ll be able to watch it. Basically, if you want to see the film, that’s where you’ll have to be!
This suggests the movie will be available on Crunchyroll, but not until 2026. An exact release date isn’t confirmed yet, and we probably won’t know for a while.
How to watch Demon Slayer seasons 1-4
Demon Slayer seasons 1-4 are available to stream on Crunchyroll, which you need a subscription for.
Tiers in the UK start at £4.99 per month.
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2025-09-23 19:05