Why Infinity Castle Isn't the Best Part of Demon Slayer

Demon Slayer's Infinity Castle made a huge splash worldwide, breaking records and winning hearts with its amazing animation and emotional story. It's one of the most successful anime films ever, but is it really the best part of the series? Many fans think another part of the story does it even better. Infinity Castle earned over $700 million at the box office, making it a global hit. It became the highest-grossing Japanese film in the U. S. and Japan, beating out other big names like Spirited Away. This success shows how popular anime has become, reaching audiences far beyond Japan. However, its big moments and emotional scenes sometimes drag on too long, making the story feel uneven.While Infinity Castle has impressive action and deep character moments, it struggles with pacing. Some scenes feel too long, and important backstories interrupt the flow of the story. This makes it hard to stay fully engaged, even though the film has many great moments. On the other hand, the Entertainment District Arc is often seen as the best part of Demon Slayer. It has perfect pacing, stunning fights, and a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Every moment feels important, and the characters' emotions hit hard. Fans rate it higher on IMDb than Infinity Castle, showing just how much they love it. After the Entertainment District, later parts of Demon Slayer tried to match its success but fell short. Some were too fast, while others were too slow. Infinity Castle tried to find a balance but ended up feeling uneven. The Entertainment District, however, got everything just right, making it the best part of the series.