[0:00] is sane. But we know that you photoable
[0:02] has decided to make not one, not two,
[0:05] but three movies to conclude the story.
[0:08] Going to breaking down step by step what
[0:09] are the risk factors, what are the
[0:11] things that we need in the movie. Let's
[0:13] get into it. So first of all, let's
[0:14] start with what is even the Infinity
[0:17] Castle arc? There will not be spoilers.
[0:19] What is even the Infinity Castle arc?
[0:21] Okay, one might ask. For those who
[0:23] haven't read the manga, Infinity Castle
[0:25] is pretty much like Demon Slayer's
[0:27] Endgame arc. It's the conclusion and it
[0:30] is the most brutal arc of Demon Slayer.
[0:32] Some people think that season 2 was the
[0:35] best season and I think it's it is the
[0:37] best, but this is the most brutal season
[0:39] and the best one in my opinion. And this
[0:41] is not going to be a season going to be
[0:43] a movie. This takes place inside the
[0:45] Infinity Castle. We saw that all of them
[0:48] fell into Infinity Castle at the end of
[0:51] season 5. The Hashias are split across
[0:54] the domain. Everyone is scattered
[0:57] throughout the infinite domain of
[0:59] Infinity Castle. So, everyone is in
[1:02] different spots. No one knows where the
[1:04] others are. So far, what we do know for
[1:06] sure, Inoski is alone. Zenitsu is alone.
[1:09] And by the way, he's locked in. Everyone
[1:11] fell into Infinity Castle, but he
[1:13] entered. Guanro, they're both together.
[1:15] I guess Mitsuri and Canal are fell
[1:18] together. The mist hasher, the wind
[1:20] hashifra and the stone hashra they fell
[1:23] together. At least that's what I think
[1:25] they felt like. And then obai egro and
[1:27] mitsuri conroji are both together too.
[1:30] Now fun thing is that they are inside
[1:32] the castle. And guys, let me tell you,
[1:34] you guys are not ready for what's about
[1:36] to happen. Like I said, this is the most
[1:39] brutal arc of Demon Slayer ever. And
[1:42] it's also the conclusion. It's not just
[1:43] about fighting anymore. Let me tell you,
[1:45] it's not just about fighting. It's about
[1:47] sacrifice, legacy, and death. Now, let's
[1:50] talk about why you photoable chose
[1:53] movies and not a TV season. I think this
[1:56] is the the best decision they could
[1:57] make. And the reason why I think making
[1:59] movies was a better decision was because
[2:01] the animation level of Demon Slayer, the
[2:04] visual level is so god tier that it
[2:07] actually deserves to be a movie. It's
[2:09] beyond TV seasons. If you remember
[2:11] season 2 specifically and pretty much
[2:14] every season of Demon Slayer when it
[2:16] ends, when the credits are rolling, they
[2:18] actually roll it like movie and the
[2:20] animation is movie level animation. So I
[2:24] believe that making three movies to
[2:26] conclude the story is the best decision
[2:28] they could make. I am in the favor of it
[2:30] and it actually helps Demon Slayer to
[2:33] have much wider audience for those
[2:35] people who still by any chance not know
[2:37] about Demon Slayer will get to know
[2:38] about Demon Slayer. Let's break it down
[2:40] why it wouldn't work as weekly shown in
[2:43] anime. First of all, let's keep history
[2:45] in mind because Mugan Train made over
[2:47] 500 million US dollars on the box office
[2:50] which is crazy. For more than 20 years,
[2:52] for more than two decades, Haya
[2:54] Miyazaki's Spirited Away, the famous
[2:57] anime movie dominated the anime movie
[3:00] world with it being the highest crossing
[3:02] anime movie ever made with over $300
[3:04] million. But the moment Mugan training
[3:06] came in, it dominated the world of anime
[3:09] movies again. And this time, not just
[3:11] breaking the records, but actually
[3:13] making more records. It grossed over 500
[3:15] million. So this shows that there is
[3:18] something about Demon Slayer that
[3:19] connects with people on a much deeper
[3:22] level, on a spiritual level even because
[3:24] people cry. People cry their eyes out at
[3:27] the end of Mugan Train. That movie is
[3:29] not only sad, not only emotional, but
[3:32] also very impactful. It completely
[3:35] changed the cinema for anime. It build a
[3:37] new foundation for anime in the world.
[3:39] It's releasing in July 18. It's
[3:41] releasing on July 18 in Japan and on
[3:44] streaming services on Toho and then in
[3:47] September 18 in USA and Canada. I
[3:49] believe this would be a perfect chance
[3:51] for them to dominate the summertime box
[3:54] office because this movie is going to
[3:56] make a lot of money. Let me tell you
[3:57] something and you guys are not ready for
[3:59] what's about to happen. This is going to
[4:02] be crazy. For those who have not read
[4:04] the manga, you have no idea what's
[4:06] coming for you, buddy. Be ready for
[4:07] deaths. I'm I'm telling you one thing.
[4:09] Be ready for deaths. They're going to be
[4:11] a lot of deaths. There's going to be
[4:13] sacrifice. There's going to be emotional
[4:15] turmoil. Be ready. But shit's about to
[4:17] hit the fan. Let me tell you, it's going
[4:19] to be amazing. Let's talk about the
[4:21] emotional and psychological weight of
[4:24] this arc. And of course, movies, too,
[4:26] but this arc specifically. There are
[4:28] some specific hasheras which have some
[4:30] personal vendetta against uh some upper
[4:34] moons. Some will experience loss. Some
[4:36] will experience irreversible growth.
[4:39] Everyone will be changed after this arc
[4:41] cuz this is the defining arc. A lot of
[4:44] things are going to happen in this arc
[4:46] which people will people will remember
[4:48] forever. In the future when people will
[4:51] remember Demon Slayer, they're going to
[4:52] remember this arc. Whenever the whenever
[4:55] someone will talk about Demon Slayer,
[4:57] they will immediately start to remember
[4:59] the Infinity Castle art. That's how
[5:01] impactful it's going to be. These are
[5:03] going to be the defining moments of
[5:04] Demon Slayer's entire story. Let's
[5:08] address the elephant in the room, the
[5:09] euphortable factor, animation beyond
[5:12] logic. We all know that Euphfordable is
[5:15] one of the best anime studios ever to
[5:17] exist. Because Demon Slayer isn't uh the
[5:20] anime through which they have made their
[5:22] name. Even before Demon Slayer, they
[5:24] have made their name through Fate
[5:25] series. They have dominated the anime
[5:28] industry by how god tier their animation
[5:30] is. Now, let's break it down. What can
[5:33] we expect through the animation? It's
[5:34] going to be good. You photoable isn't
[5:36] just animating. They are directing
[5:39] cinema because it's going to be movie.
[5:41] So, they won't have to censor a lot of
[5:43] things which they would have done or
[5:45] would have to do if it was in weekly
[5:48] shown anime release. uh because they
[5:51] would have to sensor a lot of things for
[5:53] TV streaming and that would that would
[5:55] just kill the vibe. Other than this,
[5:57] they're actually using 3D technology in
[5:59] it too. I'm not talking about CGI. I'm
[6:01] talking about other 3D spatial
[6:04] environments inside castle movements.
[6:06] And each fight has a movie level
[6:08] choreography because this is not going
[6:10] to be an anime release. So, they would
[6:12] have to meet the standards of a movie.
[6:14] And what's rumored, each movie is
[6:17] getting above $20 million of budget,
[6:20] which is insane. $20 million of budget
[6:23] for every single movie. So there are
[6:25] three movies. 2x3 is six. So 60 million
[6:28] of total, 20 million on each movie.
[6:30] They're going to I cannot even begin to
[6:33] imagine what craziness are they cooking
[6:36] even as we speak. And okay, there are
[6:38] some chances why this could fail. Now,
[6:40] the chances are very slim because Demon
[6:42] Slayer is a very popular anime and a
[6:45] very successful franchise by now, but
[6:47] there's a slim chance why this could
[6:50] fail or disappoint fans. Let's break
[6:53] this down. It's logical that a high
[6:55] expectation equals high risk. But I'm
[6:57] pretty sure that high expectation will
[6:59] be met by high standards of quality. So,
[7:02] we know you affordable how they are.
[7:04] They are always ready to give us with
[7:06] something peak. Now, will the movie
[7:08] format rush major deaths? They're going
[7:11] to be a lot of deaths. So, will they
[7:12] rush some major deaths? If each movie,
[7:15] if I believe, if each movie is given
[7:17] about 2 hours and 30 minutes of run
[7:20] time, if each movie is given at least 2
[7:22] hours, 20 minutes, 2 hours, 30 minutes
[7:25] or even just 2 hours, but strong and
[7:27] even 2 hours, I believe that they could
[7:31] have some very fine pacing with the
[7:33] story. So pacing will not be affected at
[7:37] all. Another question that is raised is
[7:39] can they handle character depth in three
[7:42] parts? That's a good question. I think
[7:44] they can. It's just my opinion, my
[7:46] belief, and my hope. And I'm I'm sure
[7:48] they can do it. I'm 95% sure they can do
[7:51] it because they have not disappointed us
[7:53] in the past. So there's a very high
[7:55] chance they will not disappoint us this
[7:56] time either. So what are my final
[7:58] thoughts? Do I believe if this is going
[8:01] to be the most important anime movie
[8:03] ever? The answer is yes, actually. And
[8:06] let me break down this for you. Why do I
[8:08] believe that this movie is going to be
[8:10] the most important anime movie ever? You
[8:13] know, this movie is more than just hype.
[8:15] We are all excited. We are all hyped.
[8:17] Don't get me wrong. But this is more
[8:18] than just that. This could just be the
[8:21] defining piece of art for anime cinema.
[8:24] If this movie performs well, which I'm
[8:27] pretty sure it will, then this will
[8:28] completely change the anime cinema,
[8:32] people will have a completely different
[8:33] approach towards anime now because this
[8:36] is what's going to tell the people who
[8:38] are non-anime fans or those who do not
[8:40] really like anime that how much
[8:42] impactful can anime truly be. This will
[8:46] completely change the perspective of the
[8:49] world towards anime. This will
[8:51] completely change the perspective of
[8:52] anime haters towards anime. People will
[8:55] be compelled to look what made this
[8:57] movie so great, what made this movie so
[9:00] effective, so successful. And it could
[9:02] also push the shown in anime
[9:04] storytelling to a new standard. If this
[9:06] movie performs well, people will now
[9:09] start to respect anime on a cinematic
[9:12] level. Do you realize what your photo is
[9:15] doing here? They are literally making a
[9:17] trilogy. A trilogy. When Hollywood makes
[9:20] a trilogy, it becomes a franchise. And
[9:23] you photoable just released one movie
[9:26] which is Muggan Train which comes
[9:27] exactly after season 1 and it blew up in
[9:30] the most positive way possible. And now
[9:33] they're making a trilogy. So this just
[9:34] might accelerate new shownen manga anime
[9:38] storytelling into a completely new
[9:40] cinematic age which is every Taku's
[9:42] dream honestly. And I'm I'm so so
[9:44] excited that you Photoable is the one
[9:46] that's doing Demon's Slayer and they and
[9:47] they have decided to end the story in a
[9:50] trilogy. I couldn't be more happier.
[9:52] They couldn't be more uh better decision
[9:55] makers than this. And the movie is about
[9:57] to be released on June 8, July 18th. And
[10:00] one last thing, fans need to be ready
[10:02] for tears, for losses, and for
[10:05] sacrifices because let me tell you once
[10:07] again, this is the most brutal arc of
[10:10] Demon Slayer. This arc will exactly tell
[10:14] you why Demon Slayer is R-rated and why
[10:17] they decided to make it a movie and not
[10:18] just a season. Be ready, I would say,
[10:21] and keep the hype up. Like this video,
[10:23] like it for Demon Slayer Infinity Castle
[10:25] Movie One. That movie is going to blow
[10:27] everyone's mind. Let me say that. Let's
[10:28] get some revenge for Rangokus, shall we?
[10:31] All right, those were my thoughts. Thank
[10:32] you so much for watching. If you watched
[10:34] it till now, I make uh videos every
[10:37] single day. I make a lot of good stuff
[10:39] about anime. You can go to my channel.
[10:41] You can check out other videos too. This
[10:42] is it for today. I will see you tomorrow
[10:44] the next video.