With the success of Demon Slayer: The Mugen Train, fans are now looking forward to the coming of Demon Slayer Season 2. Turning into a huge blockbuster film and breaking many movie records, the movie set a high expectation for the series.
Demon Slayer: The Mugen Train has become Japan's highest-grossing movie of all time, grossing about $197.9 million at the box office, per BlockToro. It is also the no. 1 movie for the past five weeks and it continuously wows the audience.
As the film sets up a high tone, can Demon Slayer Season 2 live up to the expectations? According to Finance Rewind, its manga version is the first of its class book that sold 60 million duplicates.
Its anime adaptation, on the other hand, is dubbed as the Anime of the Year and Best Anime. With the success of its first season, what can fans expect in the second installment?
Season 2 will continue the remnants of the previous season. Here, Tanjiro will avenge the death of his family and the evil transformation of his sister. Can he help his sister to return to her human form?
Demon Slayer Season 2 will also continue the events after Demon Slayer: The Mugen Train. Fans are about to see Muzan's appearance, being the main villain of the story.
To recall, Tanjiro now has more power and strength after meeting Giyu Tomioka, who helped him turn into a demon himself. This is the only way that the Kanoe-ranked member of the Demon Slayer Corps can face the demons that killed his family and took his sister, so he never hesitated to become one.
So far, EconoTimes noted Ufotable Studios has yet to give any updates about the second season's production. However, there is a lot of leaked information about it online.
Rumors have it Demon Slayer Season 2's production has begun and is now ongoing. A Twitter user who identifies itself as a spy shared this leak online and many believe it.
Anyhow, this mysterious spy didn't give any details about its release date, but there are predictions it may drop in April 2021 -- the same month when the first season was released in 2019. There are also assumptions it shall be out this year, but the COVID-19 pandemic happened and delayed TV and movie productions, as well as anime and manga releases.
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