Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinite Castle has already captivated Japanese audiences with record-breaking box office sales, and is now preparing to thrill Brazilian fans. The film's release is scheduled for September 11th in theaters, distributed by Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment. But have you ever wondered what "Kimetsu no Yaiba" really means?
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The symbolism behind the famous Japanese title
The original title of Koyoharu Gotouge is more than just a stylish name. "Kimetsu" combines the kanji "ki" (demon) and "metsu" (annihilation) , while "Yaiba" is an archaic term for sword or blade . Loosely translated, it translates to "The Blade that Annihilates Demons ," which clearly represents the mission of the Oni Hunters, the group to which protagonist Tanjiro Kamado . The explanation was given by the manga , Tatsuhiko Katayama, in an interview with the MANGA Plus portal.
This name choice isn't random. On the contrary, it conveys the essence of the narrative: the relentless struggle against the forces of evil, personified by Muzan and his followers. Tanjiro and the other Hashira wield not only swords, but also hope.
Free seasons of Kimetsu no Yaiba on Crunchyroll
While the film waits for the big screen, Crunchyroll has released several arcs from the series for a limited time . This is the perfect opportunity to catch up or revisit memorable moments:
- Infinity Train Arc (Season 2): Free from July 21st to August 3rd
- Entertainment District Arc (Season 3): August 4–17
- Blacksmiths' Village Arc (Season 4): August 18-31
- Hashira Training Arc (Season 5): September 1st to 14th
Additionally, the first season remains available for free with Portuguese dubbing and subtitles.
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