About “Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” in a few words:

The movie “Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” (2025) is a high-stakes anime epic. The Demon Slayer Corps are trapped inside Muzan’s lair, the shifting labyrinthine Infinity Castle. Tanjiro, Nezuko, and their comrades face relentless demons while trying to reunite and end the nightmare. It’s action, heartbreak, and heroism all cranked up to eleven.

Meet the characters from Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle

Tanjiro Kamado

Tanjiro is the ridiculously earnest, thunderously kind heart of the whole thing — like, take one look and you just want to hug him, even when he’s covered in battle dust. He lives to protect people, reads the room, and fights with Water Breathing and really dramatic footwork because yes, he dances when he fights. He cries a lot — waterfall-tier — but turns right back into this stubborn, steady blade the second someone needs him. He’s painfully humble and also secretly practices sword poses in the woods at 3 a.m., and okay, he might be the type to hum to himself while cooking (good or bad cooking, who can say).

Hanako Kamado (Nezuko)

Hanako (Nezuko) is the quiet powerhouse who communicates in looks, tiny gestures, and the occasional feral growl, and honestly it’s mesmerizing. She’s fiercely protective, sleeps in a box sometimes (don’t ask, it’s dramatic), and has this adorable-yet-terrifying ability to switch from sleepy to “I will demolish you” in a blink. She’s gentle with kids and flowers which makes no sense but is exactly her vibe, and she’s also got that stubborn calm that you know will ruin a villain’s day. Sometimes she acts like a baby and sometimes like an ancient warrior; both are correct and both are terrifyingly cute.

Zenitsu Agatsuma

Zenitsu is a human panic attack wrapped in a yellow kimono, constantly fainting and screaming, and yet when he’s out cold he transforms into the most precise lightning swordsman ever and you’re like… what was that? He’s ridiculously anxious and flirts hard with anyone he’s smitten with, but his unconscious competence is peak dramatic irony. He cries about his place in the world on a daily basis but will also risk everything for his friends while muttering love poems under his breath (probably). He can’t swat a fly awake and slices lightning asleep — it’s the most chaotic talent flip you’ll ever witness.

Inosuke Hashibira

Inosuke is pure unapologetic chaos in a boar mask — loud, aggressive, and somehow adorably clueless about social norms. Raised by boars, he’s insanely agile, fights like a whirlwind with Beast Breathing, and will pick a fight with literally anything that moves (trees included). He’s obnoxiously competitive and denies being soft while secretly melting at anything remotely cute; also he insists on sniffing things like it’s a personality trait. He collects shiny objects for reasons he’ll never explain and will hug you unexpectedly, which is both terrifying and oddly heartwarming.

Kanao Tsuyuri

Kanao is the calm, surgical type: quiet, observant, and unbelievably precise, like someone who’s taken life’s chaos and organized it into a neat little drawer. She used to flip a coin to make decisions — don’t ask how many coins are in her pocket — but these days she acts with this cool certainty that sneaks up on you. She’s trained to be emotionless but is actually very soft and notices tiny details other people miss (and possibly collects small trinkets or pressed flowers on the side). When she moves, everything is efficient and quiet, and when she smiles it’s a tiny, terrible betrayal because wow, instant heartbreak.

Genya Shinazugawa

Genya is the grumpy, punch-first, “I don’t need help” type who absolutely needs help and will glare until someone gives it anyway. Rough around the edges, uses some decidedly unorthodox tricks to get stronger (don’t tell his dignity), and is stubbornly loyal to the few he lets close. He brags, he’s awkward with feelings, and he probably snores like a small truck — or maybe that’s dramatic embellishment, but still. He’s scary and vulnerable at once, cries at dumb sentimental things, and somehow ends up being the person you’d want in a fight and an incredibly awkward group hug.