Demon Slayer New Season Release Date Revealed
📌 Quick Summary: What’s Coming in 2025?
Demon Slayer won’t be returning as a traditional “season” in 2025. Instead, the final story arc—Infinity Castle—will be adapted into a trilogy of theatrical films.
Here’s a quick look:
Title | Japan Release | Global Release |
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Infinity Castle (Movie 1) | July 18, 2025 | September 12, 2025 |
Infinity Castle (Movie 2 & 3) | Late 2025–2026 | TBD |
🧠 Why No Demon Slayer Season 5?
Instead of a standard anime season, Ufotable (the studio behind Demon Slayer’s stunning visuals) is going the cinematic route. This choice aims to:
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Preserve visual quality for high-intensity battles
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Do justice to the scale of the manga’s final arc
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Create a global box office event with wide theatrical release
So if you’ve been waiting for Season 5, the Demon Slayer new season release date technically refers to the movie premiere in July 2025 (Japan) and September 2025 (international).
📺 Where to Watch Demon Slayer in 2025
You’ll be able to watch the Infinity Castle movie trilogy in theaters first, followed by streaming platforms. Here’s the current availability breakdown:
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Seasons 1–4:
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📺 Crunchyroll (Simulcast)
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🎬 Netflix (New seasons arrive ~6 months later)
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🧑🤝🧑 Hulu (US only)
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Infinity Castle Movie Trilogy:
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Premiering in cinemas worldwide via Sony Pictures & Crunchyroll
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Later expected to stream on Crunchyroll & other platforms
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Bookmark Crunchyroll’s official movie page for announcements.
🔄 Recap: All Demon Slayer Seasons So Far
Season / Arc | Release Dates | Streaming |
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Season 1 – Final Selection Arc | Apr–Sep 2019 | Netflix, Crunchyroll |
Mugen Train Movie | Oct 2020 | Theaters, streaming |
Season 2 – Entertainment Arc | Dec 2021–Feb 2022 | Crunchyroll, Hulu |
Season 3 – Swordsmith Arc | Apr–Jun 2023 | Crunchyroll, Netflix |
Season 4 – Hashira Training | May–Jun 2024 | Netflix (Oct 2024) |
📖 What is the Infinity Castle Arc?
The Infinity Castle Arc covers manga chapters 137–183 and leads directly into the Final Battle Arc (chapters 184–205). This portion of the story includes:
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Tanjiro, Nezuko, and all Hashira invading Muzan’s castle
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Intense final showdowns with the Upper Moons
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Plot twists, sacrifices, and emotional farewells
Expect high drama, elevated stakes, and jaw-dropping animation.
🌍 Global Release Dates – Mark Your Calendar
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Japan: The first Infinity Castle film will release on July 18, 2025
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US, UK, Kenya, and others: Global release confirmed for September 12, 2025
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Part 2 & Part 3: TBD – likely spread across late 2025 and early 2026
Stay tuned to MyAnimeList and Crunchyroll News for updates.
🤔 Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is there going to be a Season 5 of Demon Slayer?
No. Instead of a Season 5, the final arc will be told through a trilogy of films.
Q2: What is the release date for the next Demon Slayer movie?
July 18, 2025, in Japan and September 12, 2025, internationally.
Q3: Will the Infinity Castle movies stream online?
Yes, but not immediately. Theatrical release comes first. Expect streaming in 2026.
Q4: Where can I rewatch previous seasons?
All seasons are available on Crunchyroll, Netflix (with delays), and Hulu (US only).
Q5: Is Hashira Training important before watching the movies?
Absolutely. It directly sets up the Infinity Castle storyline.
Q6: Will the trilogy adapt the entire ending of the manga?
Yes, the three movies will cover chapters 137 to 205, concluding the anime.
🏁 Final Thoughts on the Demon Slayer New Season Release Date
The Demon Slayer new season release date is not a TV date—but rather a cinematic one! Fans can expect an epic continuation with Infinity Castle Part 1 releasing globally on September 12, 2025. This bold shift from TV to film is a testament to how iconic this franchise has become.
As the story nears its breathtaking conclusion, now’s the perfect time to revisit the series—or catch up if you're new. And if you're wondering how to watch in order, check out our internal guide: How to Watch Demon Slayer in Chronological Order.
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