Channing Tatam includes Demon Slair Infinity Castle English Voice Cast
Hollywood actor Chaning Tatam and Voice actor Rebecca Wang ‘Deman Slair: Kimetsu No Yaiba-The Movie: Infinity Castle’ is included in the English dub cast of ‘Infinity Castle’, which is the next chapter in the record-breaking anime story. The film’s premiere is in Japan in July 2025.
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Hollywood star Chaning Tatam and actor-producer Rebecca Wang has officially been declared as part of the English dub cast for ‘demon Slair: Kimetsu No Yaiba-The Movie: Infinity Castle’, which is an eagerly estimated next chapter in Record-Breaking Anim Saga.
‘Demon Slair’, a highly popular Japanese anime and manga chain, center on Tanjiro Kamado, a young boy who becomes a demon murderer after his family and turns into a demon. The franchise has achieved massive success, with manga sales and a dedicated global fanbase.
Casting was announced by Crunchrol, which distributes the franchise worldwide in partnership with Sony Pictures. Tatam will lend his voice to Keso, who is the patron of Akaja, one of the aristocratic group of powerful demons, one of the twelve kizuki. Rebecca will give voice to Wang Kejo’s daughter, Koyuki.
Mitchell Burger, Executive Vice President of Global Commerce CrunchyrolollExpressed enthusiasm on casting: “We are thrilled to welcome the cute English voice that resumed their roles for Infinity Castle. We are also excited to welcome the Chaning Tatam, who discovered their love, which has been seen with a series with Keso, which has been seen with Keso.
Tanjiro Kamado as Zach Aguiler in The Returning Voice Cast, AB Trot as Nezuko Kamado, Alex Le as Alex Le as Zenitsu Agatsuma, Bryas Papenbrook as Inosuke Hasibira, Johnny Yong Bosted as Giyu Tomika as Giyu Tomika as Giyu Tomocy Erica Harlcher is included.
‘Damon Slair: Kimetsu No Yaiba-The Movie: Infinity Castle’ Koyoharu Gotouge’s best-selling manga is adapted to the manga and marks the first installment of the concluding three-part which will end the epic story. It follows the events of “Swordsmith” and “Hashira Training” arcs.
The film is ready for a premiere in Japan in July 2025 and will be released in North American theaters on September 12, 2025, it is expected to release internationally after.
The previous installment, ‘Mugan Train’ (2020), became the highest grossing film ever in Japan, broke several international records and earned widespread praise. The studio Ufotable returns to distribute animation powerhouse, signature visuals and emotional storytelling behind the series, which has helped the franchise to generate billions of yen at the box office and follow the following.
