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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Scores Record $70 Million U.S. Debut, Nears $353 Million Worldwide

A record North American launch lifts the worldwide gross to about $353 million, pointing to strong momentum ahead of sequels set for 2027 and 2029.

Overview

  • The film opened to roughly $70 million in North America, the biggest U.S. opening ever for an anime release and the weekend’s No. 1 movie.
  • Global box office stands around $352–$353 million early in the run, with Japan delivering the biggest opening day and weekend on record and climbing to the country’s No. 2 all‑time spot.
  • In India, the movie earned about ₹40 crore net in its opening weekend, outpacing recent local action titles such as Baaghi 4 and Jaat, according to Sacnilk snapshots.
  • Sony Pictures/Crunchyroll rolled out the title in more than 3,300 North American theaters with premium formats, offering both subbed and dubbed versions and an R rating that broadened its reach.
  • Producers confirmed a three‑part finale plan, dating Part 2 for 2027 and Part 3 for 2029, as reviews and audience scores continue to land in the high‑90s on Rotten Tomatoes.