The movie Night Watch: The Infinite Fortress has made a milestone with its premiere in Japan, earning almost 11 million euros on its first day and reaching a total of 34 million euros during its opening weekend. This success defies expectations, surpassing the figures achieved by its predecessor, The Infinite Train, which had previously been crowned the highest-grossing anime film in history with a budget of 15 million euros.
The phenomenon of Demon Slayer
Since its release, the production made by Ufotable has sparked public interest, driving viewers to theaters to discover the outcome of the narrative that follows Tanjiro and his group in a fortress dominated by demons. With palpable enthusiasm, fans are eager to see how the story will unfold in this trilogy of films that will conclude the saga.
As The Infinite Fortress continues to capture the public’s attention, its success has also had a positive effect on manga sales, elevating it in international rankings. This phenomenon not only highlights the popularity of Demon Slayer, but also raises the quality standard in the anime industry, at a time when competition is becoming increasingly fierce.
The delivery has been acclaimed for its unique artistic style, which has been considered a significant advancement compared to previous works of Kimetsu no Yaiba. Critics have noted that the visual and narrative quality of this film sets a new benchmark within the genre, with images that rival top-tier cinematic productions.
With the impressive start of The Infinite Fortress, the future looks promising for the franchise and its creator, Koyoharu Gotouge, as well as for the anime industry in general. Expectations are high for a potential world record that, if it continues at this pace, could position the film at the top of the global box office.