When Will Season 3 of “Demon Slayer” Air? Plus: a Look at Its Cast, Promo, and More!

By Michael Head On Jan 22, 2023 0

Information on Season 3 of “Damon Slayer,” including its premiere date, poster, cast, episodes, trailer, and more, is included below. Find out whether you really are a diehard for Demon Slayer. The production and writing staffs of Demon Slayer have announced the premiere date for Season 3 of the show.

The spinoff/sequel film Demon Slayer: Mugen Train had a very successful year, helping Demon Slayer to have a banner year overall. Since its premiere in 2020, Mugen Train has become the highest-grossing Japanese film of all time, breaking records at box offices throughout the world.

With the fighting in the theatre area over, what lies ahead for Tanjiro and the Hashira Corps in their continued battle against Muzan Kibutsuji? All the information we have so far regarding the third season of “Demon Slayer” is below.

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When Will Season 3 of “Demon Slayer” Premiere?

Season 3 of “The Demon Slayer” has not yet been given a premiere date. Nonetheless, we are armed to the teeth with countervailing details about the show. The teaser for the programme suggests that it may premiere sooner than planned.

Fans of the anime may look forward to another season of their favourite show. The creators of The Demon Slayer will soon reveal when Season 3 may be seen online.

The Cast of Season 3 of “Demon Slayer”: Who Will Be Appearing?

While the third season of Demon Slayer has not yet been announced, it is likely that many of the same actors from the previous two seasons will be back. Mist Hashira Muichiro Tokito and Love Hashira Mitsuri Kanroji, who both made their debuts in the season one episode 21, will be joining the cast.

In light of that, I figured I’d list the Japanese and English voice actors for all of Demon Slayer’s main characters:

Tanjiro Kamado – Natsuki Hanae / Zach Aguilar (English)
Nezuko Kamado / Akari Kitô / Abby Trott
Bryce Papenbrook, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, and Inosuke Hashibira (English)
The pair behind “Zenitsu Agatsuma” (Hiro Shimono and “Aleks Le”) (English)
For example, “Muzan Kibutsuji” by Toshihiko Seki and “Greg Chun” (English)
Toshiyuki Morikawa’s “Kagaya Ubuyashiki” and Matthew Mercer’s “The Traveler” (English)
Water Hashira, Giyu Tomioka / Takahiro Sakurai / Johnny Yong Bosch (English)
Love Hashira, Mitsuri Kanroji Kana Hanazawa / Kira Buckland (English)
Griffin Burns, Kengo Kawanishi, Muichiro Tokito, and Mist Hashira (English)
Tsuguko Kanao Tsuyuri – Reina Ueda / Brianna Knickerbocker • Flower Hashira, Kanae Kocho – Ai Kayano / Bridget Hoffman (English) (English)

Key members of the production team, including as original narrative head Koyoharu Gotoge, director Haruo Sotozaki, and character designer Akira Matsushima, will also be returning.

Season 3 of “the Demon Slayer” Storyline Summary

Season three will adapt the ninth arc of the original manga, “The Swordsmith Village Arc,” as its primary storyline.

It’s worth noting that the Demon Slayer manga officially concluded in 2020, creating a rare opportunity for anime viewers to learn (roughly) what lies in store for Tanjiro and company in the years to come.

After the events of the Entertainment District arc, which saw Tanjiro and Sound Hashira Tengen Uzui vanquish the demon siblings Gyutaro and Daki, the Swordsmith Village arc begins immediately thereafter.

Thankfully, Tanjiro’s demon-slaying sword was the only permanent casualty of this epic battle.

In the third season of Demon Slayer, Tanjiro takes his sword to Swordsmith Village to have it repaired by Hotaru Haganezuka.

Naturally, a horde of demons will attack Tanjiro and company while they’re there (including a Upper Rank Six that splits themselves across multiple bodies). Miraculously, Muichiro Tokito of Mist Hashira takes over the situation.

The reason for the international success of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba was something that Satoshi Hino (Rengoku) was able to pinpoint (via AnimeNewsNetwork).

Season3 of “The Ultimate Nerd Fight”

The anime’s producers have been mum on how many episodes fans can look forward to. Unfortunately, the special airing of the Mugen Train arc has not yet been confirmed.

Season 3 of The Buffy the Vampire Slayer is finally getting its episodes out to the public. People’s perspectives on anime have shifted significantly in recent years. The stories now have much deeper meaning than in the past. It’s possible to pick from a variety of storylines.

Where Can I Find Season 3 of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer?”

In early 2022, Ufotable and Crunchyroll announced that the third season of Demon Slayer would be available to stream on the site upon its initial release.

The first two seasons of Demon Slayer were made available to international viewers on the service in both subtitled and dubbed forms, with the English dub debuting roughly four weeks after the Japanese broadcast. The first season of Demon Slayer debuted in late 2019, and the second ran from October 2021 to April 2022.

To become a Crunchyroll “fan,” the cost is £6.50 per month (or $7.99 in the US), while becoming a “Mega fan” costs an additional £8.99 (or $9.99 in the US) per month.

Some countries, like Japan, India, Australia, Canada, France, and Brazil, also have access to the first season of Demon Slayer on Netflix.

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Season 3 Trailer for “Demon Slayer”

The preview features her sister; will she join the ranks of the monsters? With the teaser comes the first dream; the show itself brings another. So that we can see what the creators of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba have in store for us. See the preview, already! The promo for the upcoming third season of “Demon Slayer” can be viewed on the internet.

Surely the show’s devoted audience has seen the promo. We learn nothing new from the Swordsmith Village sequence in the trailer. Blood will be spilled in the name of love and honour.

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