Anime series Demon Slayer is renowned for its greatness, and now, actor Channing Tatum could boost the excellence of the Infinity Castle English dubbed version even further
Channing Tatum, known for his versatile acting skills, has ventured into the world of anime with his latest role in the movie Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle. The film, set to be released in theatres across the U.S. and Canada on September 12, 2025, has already created a buzz among fans[3][5].
Tatum will be lending his voice to Keizo, an Upper Rank Three demon of the Twelve Kizuki, in the English dub of the movie[7]. This marks Tatum's first foray into the Demon Slayer universe, a popular anime series that has captivated audiences worldwide[8].
The movie picks up from where the previous season left off, with The Pillars facing Muzan and deciding to attack him together[6]. In the film, The Pillars are mysteriously transported to the Infinite Fortress before they get anywhere near Muzan[4].
Tatum's character, Keizo, is a martial arts dojo owner in the movie[1]. The film's unique plot is a testament to the creative freedom that anime offers, as it is a medium where anything goes, from shows featuring talking fridges to people reincarnated into spiders[2].
Tatum's performance in the X-Men team-up movie was praised for his versatility, and he allegedly had instructions to "dial it up" during filming[5]. This versatility seems to have carried over to his role in Demon Slayer, as the paragraph suggests that Tatum may have other unusual voices hidden in his locker for future anime roles[9].
Interestingly, Tatum became a fan of Demon Slayer while watching it with his daughter[10]. This personal connection adds an extra layer of excitement to his involvement in the movie.
The movie will serve as a reminder of what happened in the previous season's final episode and will preview the first episode of the upcoming season[11]. It is also worth noting that the movie will be released in cinemas in the U.S. and UK on September 12, and in Australia on September 11[12].
Crunchyroll subscribers will have the opportunity to catch an early theatrical screening of the movie on September 9, 2025, exclusively for Mega Fan and Ultimate Fan subscribers[1]. However, the streaming release date on Crunchyroll has not been announced yet[1].
Ryan Reynolds' X-Men team-up movie was released in mid-2024[3]. With Tatum's adoption of a Cajun accent for his role in the X-Men team-up movie[5], fans can expect a unique and engaging performance from the actor in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle.
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"Channing Tatum's involvement in 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle' extends beyond acting, as he is also lending his voice to the anime series, marking his first foray into the Demon Slayer universe – a popular television show that offers a unique blend of entertainment [8]."
"Fans can expect a versatile performance from Tatum in 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle', drawing comparisons to his acclaimed roles in movies and TV shows, such as his X-Men team-up movie, where his Cajun accent garnered praise for its uniqueness [5]."
