Demon Slayer’sanime adaptation is going to conclude very soon, with the series' finalInfinity Castle and Sunrise Countdown arcs set to be adapted into a trilogy of theatrical films.Some of the anime series' voice actors have spoken out about their thoughts and emotions regarding the finale as it creeps closer.
Abby Trott, who voices Nezuko Kamado,Tanjiro’s younger sister turned demon, in the English version of the anime, has just participated inan exclusive interview with CBR.com, answering questions about the ending ofDemon Slayerand her experiences voicing one of the anime’s most pivotal characters.
Nezuko’s Voice Actress Tells All About the Demon Slayer Finale
Abby Trott, Nezuko’s English Voice Actress, Calls the Series' Ending “Bittersweet”
Other than Nezuko Kamado, Abby Trott has voiced Momo Ayase inDandadan,Shizuka Mikazuki inZom 100: Bucket List of the Dead, and many other recognizable roles. In the interview, she explained that although she has had the pleasure of lending her voice to countless characters over the years,Nezuko has always been the most popular.AsDemon Slayer’sfinal moments approach, Abby describes her feelings surrounding the finale as “bittersweet,” since she has greatly enjoyed contributing her talents to such a cultural phenomenon, but recognizes even the best anime series of all time must end eventually.
“I’m sad because obviously it’s exciting when the new arcs are coming out and more of the story is being told, but I am also happy that there is an end to the story. I think that sometimes, stories get dragged on too long, longer than they should, and they kind of lose quality. So, I’m hoping, and I’m confident, that the animators can wrap this up in a beautiful way with a beautiful bow, and it’s gonna be one of the best series in my mind. I think it’s run its course in the best way possible, for me. Bittersweet, I would say.” - Abby Trott, CBR
Trott explained that “sometimes, stories get dragged on too long,” and that she is grateful thatDemon Slayerwill end on a high point, rather than continuing past its prime and potentially lowering in quality. If the past few seasons of theDemon Slayeranime are any indication, Abby Trott’s optimistic outlook surroundingtheDemon SlayerInfinity Castle anime finaleis completely reasonable. The animation, voice acting, and overall story ofDemon Slayerhave only been improving with each new season, andthe final manga arcs are some of the most thrilling but tragic in the entire story.
Demon Slayer’s First Finale Film Will Release in the U.S. on August 22, 2025
The Franchise’s Dramatic Conclusion Will Soon Be Portrayed on Movie Screens Worldwide
Arguably, one of the most important aspects of an anime is knowing when to draw to a close, andDemon Slayerwill be going out in style with the movie trilogy that will begin releasing in 2025.The Infinity Castle and Sunrise Countdown arcsof the story follow Tanjiro Kamado and the other demon slayers' battle with Lord Muzan, the menacing progenitor of demons who killed Tanjiro’s family and has terrorized humanity for years. These last chapters are intense, heartbreaking, andgive theDemon Slayerstory the dramatic, conclusive ending that it deserves after its four-year-long manga run.
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Demon Slayer’s upcoming Infinity Castle movie trilogy is incredible, and the best moments will have fans screaming in theaters across the world.
The series could not have come to life without the voices of skilled voice actors like Abby Trott, and it will be a true treat to witness their work in the upcomingfilms.The first of the three movies will release in the US on June 13, 2025, and in Japan on Jul 24, 2025.ADemon Slayertrailer has also been posted, offering fans a glimpse into the action-packed battles to come. PastDemon Slayermovies, such as theMugen Trainfilm, have been immensely successful, so there should be no doubt that a film trilogy is the best way to conclude a story as thrilling and cinematic asDemon Slayer.
