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KPop Demon Hunters is getting another wave of merchandise as KAYOU releases its Special Mini Edition trading cards and Mattel prepares its third series of 6-inch action figures. The developments add new ways for fans to collect characters from the Netflix animated film, which continues to draw attention more than a year after its release.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle just became much easier to watch at home!

Netflix is taking being interactive with the KPop Demon Hunters to a new level as The Immersive Experience is coming to certain cities.

The KPop Demon Hunters Journal Set gives fans a stationery option inspired by the Netflix animated film. It combines a HUNTR/X-themed journal with a gemstone-topped pen and character stickers.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle is here, and it comes in swinging: huge stakes, top-tier sword fights, and visuals made for the biggest screen you can find. If you walked out wanting more of that same feeling, six anime movies deserve a spot on your list: Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Sword of the…

Fans may already have a date circled on their calendars for Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle2, even though Crunchyroll has yet to make anything official. A listing for an unnamed Sony Pictures release has sparked speculation that the anime sequel could arrive sooner than expected.

The animation studio behindDemon Slayer is all set for its return with another major project while fans await updates on the second part of the Infinity Castle trilogy. Demon Slayeris by far the biggest anime under Ufotable’s belt, but the studio has been known for several acclaimed shows and films, including series from the Fate…

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The first movie in the “Demon Slayer” trilogy brings Tanjiro and the Hashira to Hulu Sept. 28 after its theatrical run.

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