The first episode delivers thrill, sense of adventure and hilarity of properly shown comedy. The animation is, as it tends to be with Demon Slayer absolutely breathtaking, completed by phenomenal soundtrack and well-executed voice acting. The premiere also dives deeper into the Upper Ranks of the Twelve Kizuki, introducing its remaining members. The Swordsmith Village Arc focuses around the main characters, Tanjiro and Nezuko Kamado, and shows more of characters who have previously only made cameos, like Love Hashira Mitsuri Kanjori, Mist Hashira Muichiro Tokito, or the mysterious and hotheaded Genya. Thankfully, it lasts an hour, so only half of your time will be wasted if you do decide to see it. Image credit: Crunchyroll/ufotableĪbout the episode itself: it is good. Sadly, that it not the case and this one must drag Crunchyroll down for the clownery that they just pulled.
After years of dedicating himself to his craft, Rengoku worked his way to one of the most revered positions within the Corps, possessing incredible willpower and almost unbeatable swordsmanship. If this humble reviewer were to focus their entire attention on just the newly released material, it would’ve been a fully positive article. As the Flame Hashira, Kyojuro Rengoku is one of the strongest members of Demon Slayer s core team. The only good thing about this circus is the actual new episode.
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Crunchyroll makes sure you get the full experience by including the opening for each of the episodes and playing the end credits three times. For the price of your regular cinema ticket you get the opportunity to see two episodes you’ve already seen! Exciting, isn’t it?Īdditionally, you get a recap of everything that happened up to this moment, including the Unwavering Resolve Arc of season one, and the Mugen Train Arc from Demon Slayer‘s first movie. So, here’s the thing about the new Demon Slayer – with runtime of 110 minutes it covers three episodes of the anime, but two of those are from last season. Crunchyroll, the most popular anime streaming platform that publishes the episodes, decided to release the premiere over a month early and let the fans see the first episode in the cinemas. The Swordsmith Village Arc will be the third season of Demon Slayer anime, to be released on April 9. Having premiered globally last week, To the Swordsmith Village was a success at the box office, however, a huge disappointment for fans. Crunchyroll’s new film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – To the Swordsmith Village is neither a film, nor about the Swordsmith Village Arc.
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