The movie Gekijouban “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Mugenjou-hen Dai Isshou Akaza Sairai (which can be translated as “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie – Infinity Castle Arc Chapter 1: Akaza’s Return”) is currently gracing theaters nationwide. As part of an exciting eight-week consecutive release of character CMs featuring footage from the main film, the second installment, spotlighting Tomioka Giyuu, has just been unveiled.
Before diving into the details of Giyuu-san’s CM, let’s take a moment to appreciate the visual treats from the film!
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A compelling scene cut from the character CM featuring Tomioka Giyuu.
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Another dynamic scene cut from Tomioka Giyuu’s character CM.
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An intense moment captured from the character CM of Tomioka Giyuu.
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A striking scene cut, once again from Tomioka Giyuu’s character CM.
The movie Gekijouban “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Mugenjou-hen Dai Isshou Akaza Sairai is currently gracing theaters nationwide. As part of an exciting eight-week consecutive release of character CMs featuring footage from the main film, the second installment, spotlighting Tomioka Giyuu, has just been unveiled.

The impactful 6th poster visual for Gekijouban “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Mugenjou-hen Dai Isshou Akaza Sairai.
About Kimetsu no Yaiba
Kimetsu no Yaiba is an anime adaptation of the incredibly popular manga by Gotouge Koyoharu, which was originally serialized in Shueisha’s “Jump Comics.” The manga concluded with 23 volumes and has achieved phenomenal success, boasting over 220 million copies in circulation worldwide. The gripping narrative follows Kamado Tanjiro, a kind-hearted young boy whose family is tragically slaughtered by demons. His younger sister, Kamado Nezuko, is the sole survivor but has been transformed into a demon. Driven by an unyielding resolve, Tanjiro joins the Demon Slayer Corps, dedicating himself to fighting demons and tirelessly searching for a way to restore Nezuko’s humanity. The series has captivated audiences globally with its poignant tale of humans and demons, exquisitely choreographed sword fights, a diverse cast of truly charming characters, and the perfect sprinkle of well-timed comedic moments that lighten the intense atmosphere.
The Epic Anime Journey and the Infinity Castle Arc
The anime series, brought to life by the esteemed animation studio ufotable, first premiered in April 2019 with TV Anime “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Kamado Tanjiro Risshi-hen (also known as “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Tanjiro Kamado, Unwavering Resolve Arc”). Since then, it has steadily expanded into a hugely successful franchise. It has been officially confirmed that Gekijouban “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Mugenjou-hen (which can be translated as “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie – Infinity Castle Arc”) will be produced as a grand three-part film series. The first part, Dai Isshou Akaza Sairai (“Chapter 1: Akaza’s Return”), made its highly anticipated debut on July 18th. This cinematic experience promises to plunge viewers into the heart of the demons’ ultimate stronghold, the Mugenjou (Infinity Castle), where the Demon Slayer Corps and the demons are set to clash in their final, earth-shattering battle.
Tomioka Giyuu Takes the Spotlight
Following the first character CM, which centered on Kamado Tanjiro, the second exciting character commercial for Gekijouban “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Mugenjou-hen Dai Isshou Akaza Sairai focuses on none other than Tomioka Giyuu. Giyuu-san is one of the revered Hashira, the highest-ranking swordsmen within the Demon Slayer Corps, specifically holding the title of the Water Hashira. He is a pivotal figure in Tanjiro’s journey, as he was the one who initially guided Tanjiro into the ranks of the Demon Slayer Corps.
The newly released CM features breathtaking footage of Giyuu-san engaging in a fierce battle against Akaza, the powerful Upper Rank Three demon. It also captures his characteristic, somewhat reserved sentiment: “I’d rather not draw my Nichirin Blade unless absolutely necessary, and I don’t particularly enjoy sparring with just anyone for sport.” This glimpse into his stoic yet incredibly potent demeanor is sure to thrill fans.
Gekijouban “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Mugenjou-hen Dai Isshou Akaza Sairai is currently showing in theaters, and we eagerly await the unveiling of the remaining character CMs, which promise to offer further captivating insights into our beloved characters!
Movie Details
Gekijouban “Kimetsu no Yaiba” Mugenjou-hen Dai Isshou Akaza Sairai
Currently showing in theaters nationwide
Staff
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Original Work | Gotouge Koyoharu (serialized in Shueisha’s Jump Comics) |
| Director | Sotogashi Haruo |
| Character Design / Chief Animation Director | Matsushima Akira |
| Screenplay Production | ufotable |
| Sub-Character Design | Satou Miyuki, Kajiyama Youko, Kikuchi Mika |
| Prop Design | Koyama Shouji |
| Art Director | Etou Kouji |
| Director of Photography / Finishing Direction Director | Terao Yuuichi |
| 3D Director | Nishiwaki Kazuki |
| Color Design | Oomae Yuuko |
| Editing | Jinno Manabu |
| Music | Shiina Gou, Kajiura Yuki |
| Theme Songs | Aimer “Taiyou ga Noboranai Sekai” (SACRA MUSIC / Sony Music Labels Inc.), LiSA “Zankoku na Yoru ni Kagayake” (SACRA MUSIC / Sony Music Labels Inc.) |
| Chief Director | Kondou Hikaru |
| Animation Production | ufotable |
| Distribution | Touhou, Aniplex |
Cast
| Character | Voice Actor |
|---|---|
| Kamado Tanjiro | Hanae Natsuki |
| Kamado Nezuko | Kitou Akari |
| Agatsuma Zenitsu | Shimono Hiro |
| Hashibira Inosuke | Matsuoka Yoshitsugu |
| Tsuyuri Kanao | Ueda Reina |
| Shinazugawa Genya | Okamoto Nobuhiko |
| Tomioka Giyuu | Sakurai Takahiro |
| Uzui Tengen | Konishi Katsuyuki |
| Tokitou Muichirou | Kawanishi Kengo |
| Kochou Shinobu | Hayami Saori |
| Kanroji Mitsuri | Hanazawa Kana |
| Iguro Obanai | Suzumura Kenichi |
| Shinazugawa Sanemi | Seki Tomokazu |
| Himejima Gyoumei | Sugita Tomokazu |
| Douma (Upper Rank Two) | Miyano Mamoru |
| Akaza (Upper Rank Three) | Ishida Akira |
| Kaigaku (Upper Rank Six) | Hosoya Yoshimasa |
Note: The kanji for “Ne” in Nezuko (禰) is correctly written as “Ne” + “Ni” (爾).
Note: The kanji for “Tsuji” in Kibutsuji Muzan (辻) is correctly written with a single-dot shinnyou radical.
(C) Gotouge Koyoharu / Shueisha・Aniplex・ufotable
By Nakase Koutarou
