Demon Slayer: Mugen Train Breaks More Records in Asia

Global Box Office: Demon Slayer: Mugen Train’s Historic Debut and Dominance

Demon Slayer: Mugen Train’s Global Box Office Domination Demon Slayer: Mugen Train’s global debut is breaking records. The animated film shattered opening-day records in Asia, raking in 172 million in Japan alone and becoming the fifth highest-grossing movie ever in Japanese cinemas. Its dominance extended to Southeast Asia, where it earned 17.5 million, outperforming films like Frozen 2 and Ne Zha 2. This impressive performance has also made it the top post-pandemic debut in some countries. Cumulatively, across just nine countries, Demon Slayer: Mugen Train has grossed approximately 190 million, surpassing films such as Pixar’s Elio and Ballerina. It is closely trailing White Snow, which has earned 205 million. Meanwhile, The Vanishing Half continues its strong international performance, earning 149 million in its second week. Jurassic World: Dominion hit an impressive 828 million, while F1 reached another milestone, grossing 600 million. DC Studios’ Superman has lost some initial momentum but is nearing a new target of 600 million after a month in cinemas. In Brazil, Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four is the most-seen film, with 469 million at the box office. Additionally, Mauzoes 2, Um Dia Ainda Mais Doido, and The Naked Gun all saw increased earnings.

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Exciting news for fans of the Demon Slayer series! Jonathan Dubinski’s latest piece, “Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Arrives on an Unprecedented Scale,” published on June 30th, delves into the highly anticipated premiere of the first film in the upcoming trilogy. With a release date set for September 11th, this large-scale anime film is poised to break new ground and build upon the incredible success of “Demon Slayer: Mugen Train.” Asa Suehira from Crunchyroll predicts that it will exceed expectations and set a new standard for anime in theaters worldwide. Dive into the full details and insights by checking out Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Arrives on an Unprecedented Scale. As we continue to discuss the impact of piracy on the film industry, it’s crucial to highlight the ongoing efforts by major players like Toho Animation and Aniplex. In their latest statement (July 28, 2025), they emphasize their commitment to protecting “Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” from unauthorized distribution. Ahmed Hassan delves into this important issue in his recent post, exploring how these measures not only safeguard the integrity of the film but also support its continued success following the groundbreaking performance of “Mugen Train.” To learn more about these efforts and why they matter for both creators and fans alike, be sure to check out Toho to Combat Piracy in Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle. For anime enthusiasts and film buffs alike, “Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” is making waves in the entertainment world. As of this week, the highly anticipated film has not only shattered box office records but also solidified its place as a cultural milestone in Japan (Ahmed Hassan, July 28, 2025). With over $72 million earned in just seven days and millions more tickets sold, it’s clear that “Infinity Castle” is leaving Hollywood blockbusters like Superman and Fantastic Four in the dust. To learn more about this remarkable achievement, head over to our latest article Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Continues to Break Records in Japan!

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