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Infinity Castle’ Shatters ¥12 Billion Barrier as Ufotable Targets Piracy Ahead of Global Rollout

The studio has initiated civil and criminal measures against unauthorized screenings in the lead-up to its international release.

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Overview

  • Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle became the fastest film in Japan’s box office history to earn ¥10 billion, surpassing ¥12 billion within 10 days and entering the top 30 highest-grossing Japanese films.
  • Ufotable and rights holders have publicly warned that unauthorized recordings and uploads constitute criminal copyright violations and pledged to pursue both civil and criminal actions against offenders.
  • Exclusive visuals unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con featured Tanjiro Kamado and Giyu Tomioka teaming up against the Upper Rank demon Akaza, fueling fan anticipation ahead of the global rollout.
  • Tickets for the North American premiere, scheduled for September 12 in IMAX and premium formats, will go on sale August 15 through Aniplex and partner distributors.
  • The film’s staggered international release begins August 12 in Thailand, spans multiple Asian markets through late August, and reaches North America, Europe and other territories by September 25.