Having been showing in Brazil for almost three weeks, “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinite Castle” continues to attract crowds to movie theaters, highlighting its cultural and commercial impact, especially among new generations.

Now, according to data from Box Office Mojo, the film has surpassed the US$555 million mark with ticket sales, a figure that, in addition to placing it among the 10 biggest box office grossers of 2025made him surpass two significant records on the big screen: the biggest global grossing of an anime ea highest grossing film worldwide for a Japanese production.

However, for those who follow the franchise's trajectory on the big screen, the performance does not come as a surprise. The new release had already broken historic pre-sales feats in Brazil and the United States, signaling the growing appeal of the saga and the possibility of expanding the success achieved with the two previous titles, “Mugen Train” (2020) and “The Hashira Training” (2024), which together accumulated around US$530.80 million at the box office.

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Based on the manga by Koyoharu Gotouge – which total 23 published volumes and more than 150 million copies sold – the anime franchise “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba” was launched in 2018 and quickly became a success, gaining a huge legion of fans around the world.

The new feature begins the conclusion of the saga, which adapts the first part of the manga's final arc into a cinematic trilogy. In the plot, Tanjirō faces Akaza, the feared Upper Moon Three. In parallel, the Hashiras, Zenitsu and Inosuke face their own challenges that include several other demons, as well as Nakime, who controls the Infinite Castle, and Muzan Kibtsuji, the main villain of the story.

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