Guardians of the Night: Infinity Train, the animated film Kimetsu no Yaiba, once again takes Japan by storm, selling over a million Blu-Rays and DVDs in just three days.
With streaming services crowning one of the most widely used tools in the entertainment industry, one would think that the physical format in movies and series he is more and more dead. Nothing is further from reality. At least in Japan, since Kimetsu no Yaiba: Infinity Train (here known as Guardians of the Night: Infinity Train) sweeps sales again in its physical format.
As Kotaku collects, the launch of the Kimetsu no Yaiba physical edition: Infinity Train sold a total of 804,079 limited edition DVD, Blu-Ray and Blu-Ray discs, which contained exclusive artwork, a CD with the soundtrack of the film and a DVD with additional extras.
On day two, 173,146 additional Blu-ray and DVD discs were sold, while on day three it moved an additional 96,945 discs, selling a total of 1,074,170 copies in its first three days of sales in Japan. . We’re not surprised at a film that has triumphed at the box office to the point of surpassing Spirited Away as the highest grossing film in Japanese history.
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Serving as a bridge between the first and second seasons of the anime by adapting one of the arcs of the manga, the Film Kimetsu no Yaiba It starts with Tanjirô, Nezuko, Zenitsu and Inosuke getting on the Infinity Train as there are many cases of missing people inside due to the sudden attack of Enmu, a demon recently released from Muzan Kibutsuji’s cells. , the demon who transformed Nezuko massacred the whole family of Tanjirô. Fortunately, they won’t be alone, as Kyojuro Rengoku, Pillar of Flame from the Demon Hunter Party, is also inside the train.
Movie The Night Watch: The Infinity Train It was released in theaters in Spain on April 23, 2021 by Selecta Vision and its success was overwhelming, raising over a million euros. Although the first season of the anime has yet to land in these regions, Selecta has confirmed that it will be available in Spain very soon.
With the film released in physical format, fans now have their sights set on Kimetsu no Yaiba season 2, to be released in Japan this fall 2021. In the meantime, here we remind you of our review of Night’s Watch: Infinity Train and why it’s one of the most essential animated films of recent years.
This article was published in Hobby Consolas by José Carlos Pozo.
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