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Demon Slayer’s Infinity Castle Film Unveils Aimer and LiSA for Theme Songs

By Weeb AnimeJuly 1, 20251 Min Read
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The highly anticipated first film in the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle trilogy has unveiled its latest trailer, confirming that renowned artists Aimer and LiSA will contribute theme songs, setting the stage for the anime’s climactic final arc. The film, officially titled Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle – Akaza Sairai (The Return of Akaza), is poised to plunge fans into the series’ ultimate confrontation.

A Musical Reunion for the Final Battle

The announcement of Aimer and LiSA providing the theme songs has been met with enthusiasm, given their significant contributions to the Demon Slayer franchise’s musical identity. LiSA, a consistent presence since the very beginning, is celebrated for her electrifying opening theme “Gurenge” from the first season, which became a cultural phenomenon. She also performed “Homura” for Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, the film that broke box office records, and “Akeboshi” for the Mugen Train Arc television adaptation.

Aimer, who joined the franchise with the Entertainment District Arc, delivered the powerful opening theme “Zankyou Sanka” and the ending theme “Asa ga Kuru,” further cementing her place in the Demon Slayer soundscape. For the Infinity Castle film, Aimer will perform “Taiyō ga Noboranai Sekai” (“A World Where the Sun Never Rises”), while LiSA will perform “Zankoku no Yoru ni Kagayake” (“Shine in the Cruel Night”). Both songs are slated for global streaming release on July 18, the same day as the film’s Japanese premiere.

The Infinity Castle Arc: A Grand Cinematic Finale

This cinematic trilogy will adapt the “Infinity Castle Arc” (chapters 137-183) and potentially the subsequent “Sunrise Countdown Arc” (chapters 184-205) from Koyoharu Gotouge’s original manga, effectively replacing what would have been Demon Slayer Season 5. This decision to conclude the saga with films rather than a traditional television season mirrors the immense success of the Mugen Train film, which grossed over $485 million globally. The animation studio, Ufotable, widely acclaimed for its stunning visual work on the series, is once again at the helm, promising breathtaking action sequences and emotional depth.

The “Infinity Castle Arc” serves as the ultimate showdown between the Demon Slayer Corps and the Demon King Muzan Kibutsuji and his most formidable Upper Rank demons. The titular Infinity Castle itself is an extraordinary and perilous setting – an extra-dimensional stronghold under the control of the demon Nakime, also known as Biwa Oni, who can manipulate its endless rooms, shifting hallways, and distorted gravity at will. This mind-bending labyrinth ensures that no two battles are alike, presenting a constantly evolving challenge for Tanjiro and the Hashira.

The trailer offers glimpses of the intense confrontations awaiting viewers, including Tanjiro and Giyu Tomioka’s anticipated rematch against Akaza, the demon responsible for Flame Hashira Rengoku’s death in Mugen Train. Other critical battles teased include Shinobu Kocho, Kanao Tsuyuri, and Inosuke Hashibira facing off against Doma, and Zenitsu Agatsuma confronting his former classmate, Kaigaku, who has become a demon. The narrative will delve deeply into character arcs, emotional stakes, and long-awaited revelations as the Demon Slayer Corps fights for the future of humanity.

Global Release and Anticipation

The first Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle film is set to open in Japan on July 18, 2025, across a franchise-record 443 screens, including IMAX. International audiences will not have to wait long, as Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment are planning a global theatrical release. The rollout begins in Southeast Asia on August 12, expanding to over 70 countries. Fans in the United States and Canada can mark their calendars for September 12, 2025, with screenings available in both Japanese with English subtitles and English-dubbed versions.

The immense popularity of Demon Slayer, driven by its compelling characters, intricate plot, and unparalleled animation, ensures that the Infinity Castle trilogy is one of the most anticipated anime events. The return of beloved musical artists Aimer and LiSA to deliver the theme songs further amplifies the excitement, promising an auditory experience as grand and impactful as the visual spectacle unfolding on screen. As the final chapter of Tanjiro’s journey begins, the stage is set for a truly epic conclusion.

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