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Kimetsu no Yaiba stage ・ Hashira Training/Infinity Castle: The Beginning
Covers the Hashira training and the initial invasion of Muzan's Infinity Castle
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Covers the Hashira training and the initial invasion of Muzan's Infinity Castle
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Studio:Nelke Planning
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Motoyoshi Tsuneyasu
Director
Shogo Sakamoto
Tanjiro Kamado (Double Cast)
Fu Takahashi
Tanjiro Kamado (Double Cast)
Karen Takahashi
Nezuko Kamado
Keisuke Ueda
Zenitsu Agatsuma
Yugo Sato
Inosuke Hashibira
Taichi Utsumi
Genya Shinazugawa
Yuuka Ide
Kanao Tsuyuri
Shunichi Takahashi
Giyuu Tomioka
Ryoshiro Tsuji
Tengen Uzui
Misora Shimomura
Muichiro Tokito
Yoko Kadoyama
Shinobu Kocho
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