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Demon Slayer: Mugen Train is by far one the best anime movies to ever be released. I remember seeing this movie when it came out in theaters in April, and it was truly one of the best cinema-going experiences I’ve ever witnessed. It’s entertaining the whole way through, and is enough to leave you extremely satisfied. Picking up directly after the end of season 1 of the TV series, the movie follows our heroes as they board a train where the Lower One of the Twelve Kizuki lurks in the shadows. The film has some amazing character development and introduces the Flame Hashira; Kyōjurō Rengoku who had briefly appeared in the series prior to the movie. All characters are given true personality through the voice over performances, which is enough to make you sympathize with them. While all the characters have their moments to shine; Nezuko and Zenitsu in particular, the three who still the show are Tanjiro, Rengoku, and the Lower Moon One: Enmu Tamio. Tanjiro and Rengoku serve as the emotional hearts of the film and both are given plenty of character development throughout the film’s two hour runtime. Enmu on the other hand, is the perfect villain for our heroes to face. In both the sub and dub voices he captures your attention, and his words are absolutely bone-chilling and entertaining to hear and watch. The animations are absolutely spectacular and truly add to the scope of the movie. More so than any other anime film, spectacle is the clear key here. The film provides you with eye-popping visuals that will surly make you wonder in awe. The soundtrack is without a doubt beautiful, with some tracks appropriately upbeat and thrilling, and others somber and captivating. Overall I highly recommend this movie for anyone who is anime fan. If you’ve seen the TV series or read the manga, you’ll definitely find this film an immense crowd-pleaser. To put simply, definitely check out this movie. Beyond all recognition, this movie is the definition of a masterpiece

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train

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