Release date soon

We learned that the second season of Demon Slayer was expected at the end of 2021, although we still don’t have a release date in France, or even in Japan. Today, we still don’t have a release date, but Japan’s Fuji TV channel is offering one final track. Pleasure Zone Arc (aka lips alive) of the second season of Demon Slayer will debut in the anime from this fall, so it’s likely to start next month. It will run until winter, and will broadcast without any change to the manga’s content, according to Yuriko Nakamura, director of programming at Fuji TV, who spoke to the press today.

This upcoming season of Demon Slayer is a direct sequel to the events of the movie Demon Slayer: Infinity TrainIt is a sequel to the first season of the TV series. In short: if you plan to start watching Kimetsu no YaibaThe next order will necessarily be as follows: first season 1, then the movie Demon Slayer: Infinity TrainThen the second season.

Demon Slayer season 2 is going to be hot

The story of the second season takes place in a location inspired by the Yoshiwara area of ​​Tokyo. It’s about red light district Tokyo, which concretely means that there is a concentration of prostitutes and other recreational activities of a sexual nature.

You’ll then understand why this season airs on Fuji TV every Sunday at 11:15 p.m. (JST), starting in October. The programming director also noted that these new episodes will be on the air next winter, which will give us about 20 episodes at a quick first estimate, if we assume we have about 4 episodes per month, for 5 months (which was previously). Unspecified, let’s be clear).

The channel did not specify a date, but it is likely related to the release of the video game Demon Slayer: Hinokami Chronicles, which will launch on October 15.

No content modification or censorship

The head of Fuji TV confirmed that the channel will broadcast the season without any changes to the content. So the second season will adapt the fun zone arc, one of the favorite arcs for manga fans, which mainly takes place in the city’s red light district. Like we said, this season shows a great deal of suggestive content, but Yuriko Nakamura confirmed that the series has successfully passed the controls, and will be released without any changes or censorship from the original story. Funimation has confirmed that it will broadcast the series internationally simultaneously, in simultaneous broadcasts.