Demon Slayer Movie: Mugen Train Review

Summary

Tuasam reviews the 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie, praising its stunning animation, action-packed fights, and compelling soundtrack. The film deepens the exploration of characters like Tanjiro and introduces new ones, adding moral complexity to the narrative. With high-quality animation and a rich story, the movie is a must-watch for 'Demon Slayer' fans, earning an 8.5 out of 10 rating.

Takeaways

• 🎬 The video is a review of the 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie by the reviewer Tuasam.
• 📺 The reviewer watched the original 'Demon Slayer' anime when it first premiered and found the movie's animation to be stunning and possibly better than the original series.
• 🔥 The movie is praised for its high-quality fight scenes, with Ren Goku's fights being particularly highlighted for their animation and cinematography.
• 🎵 The soundtrack of the movie is noted as being very good, used effectively during crucial scenes to enhance the viewing experience.
• 👥 The characters, both returning and new, are appreciated, with the introduction of more Hashira members like Rengoku and Akaza being exciting.
• 🎭 The moral battle between Rengoku and Akaza is seen as a strong point of the movie, adding depth to the characters and their motivations.
• 🌟 The introduction of Acasa as a long-running villain is viewed as a compelling aspect of the movie, making him a likable yet antagonistic character.
• 💭 The reviewer mentions Tanjiro's dream as a significant moment for his character development, though they wish it had been given more focus.
• 🌈 The movie is recommended for fans of 'Demon Slayer' as it continues the story and offers more of what made the original series enjoyable.
• 🏆 The 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie is recognized as the highest-grossing anime film of all time, which adds to its appeal.
• 📊 The reviewer gives the movie an 8.5 out of 10, indicating a high level of enjoyment and recommendation.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video review?

The main topic of the video review is the 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie.

When did the reviewer first watch the original 'Demon Slayer' anime?

The reviewer watched the original 'Demon Slayer' anime when it first premiered, which was around the time they first got into anime.

How does the reviewer describe the animation quality of the movie?

The reviewer describes the animation quality as amazing and perfect, with every frame being worthy of being a background, especially noting the animation during the fight scenes.

What is the reviewer's opinion on the movie's soundtrack?

The reviewer found the soundtrack to be really good, used effectively in crucial parts of the movie, and elevating many scenes.

How does the reviewer feel about the character development in the movie?

The reviewer enjoyed the character development, especially the introduction of new characters like Rengoku and Akazawa, and the exploration of the Hashira.

What is the reviewer's take on the moral battle between Rengoku and Akazawa?

The reviewer appreciates the moral battle, finding it interesting and adding depth to the characters, especially with the argument about the preciousness of human life and the dilemma it presents.

What did the reviewer think about the fight scenes in the movie?

The reviewer found the fight scenes to be insane, not only because of the animation but also the cinematography, making them visually stunning and engaging.

How much of the movie is dedicated to fight scenes according to the reviewer?

The reviewer estimates that at least half of the 2-hour movie is dedicated to fight scenes.

What is the reviewer's opinion on the character Acasa as a villain?

The reviewer finds Acasa to be an exciting villain, one that they almost like but also have to root against due to his villainous nature.

What aspect of Tanjiro's character was the reviewer impressed with in the movie?

The reviewer was impressed with Tanjiro's dream sequence, which they felt expanded on his character and represented a monumental step in his arc.

What is the reviewer's final rating for the 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie?

The reviewer gives the 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie a rating of 8.5 out of 10.

Outlines

00:00

🔥 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' Movie Review

Tuasam revisits the 'Demon Slayer' anime, having watched the original series at its premiere, and shares his impressions of the 'Mugen Train' movie. He praises the movie's stunning animation, fight scenes, and soundtrack, noting that the high-quality visuals and music elevate the experience. The fights, particularly involving Rengoku, are described as intense and well-choreographed, with the movie being action-packed. New characters like Rengoku and Akaza are introduced, adding depth to the story. The moral dilemma between Rengoku and Akaza is highlighted as a key narrative element, adding complexity to the characters. Tuasam also appreciates the character development of Tanjiro and expresses a desire for more focus on themes of acceptance and mental toughness. He concludes that the movie is a must-watch for 'Demon Slayer' fans and is inspired to continue watching the series.

05:03

🌟 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' Rating and Conclusion

In the conclusion of the video, Tuasam rates the 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie an 8.5 out of 10, reflecting a positive and enjoyable experience. He encourages viewers to share their thoughts in the comments section and mentions that he reads them. The video ends with a call to stay awesome, a signature sign-off, and a reminder of the movie's success as the highest-grossing anime film of all time, suggesting its widespread appeal and recommendation.

Keywords

💡Demon Slayer

Demon Slayer is the title of the anime series that the video is reviewing. It is a Japanese manga series written by Koyoharu Gotouge and has been adapted into an anime. The video's theme revolves around the review of the 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' movie, which is a part of this series. The script mentions the original anime and the anticipation of the movie, indicating the video's focus on the series and its cinematic extension.

💡Mugen Train

Mugen Train refers to the movie title 'Demon Slayer: Mugen Train' which is the subject of the review. It is a film adaptation of the 'Mugen Train' arc from the original manga series. The script highlights the movie's animation quality, fight scenes, and soundtrack, all of which are integral to the viewer's understanding of the film's content.

💡Animation

Animation is the process of creating the moving images that make up an animated film or series. In the context of the video, the term refers to the high quality of the movie's visuals, which are described as 'perfect' and 'beautiful.' The script praises the animation for its role in making the movie visually stunning and enhancing the fight scenes.

💡Fight Scenes

Fight scenes are sequences in movies or series where characters engage in combat. The script emphasizes the impressive fight scenes in 'Mugen Train,' noting that they are a highlight of the movie. The fights are described as having high-quality animation and cinematography, contributing to the overall action and excitement of the film.

💡Soundtrack

A soundtrack is the musical score that accompanies a movie or series. The video script mentions that the soundtrack of 'Mugen Train' was 'really good,' used effectively during crucial parts of the movie to enhance scenes. The music is described as elevating the viewing experience and adding depth to the characters and their battles.

💡Characters

Characters are the individuals portrayed in a movie or series. The script discusses both the original characters from the Demon Slayer series and new characters introduced in the movie. The characters are central to the video's theme, as they contribute to the story and the viewer's emotional connection to the film.

💡Hashira

Hashira is a term from the Demon Slayer series, referring to the highest-ranking members of the Demon Slayer Corps. The script expresses excitement about exploring more of the Hashira characters in the movie, indicating their importance to the series' narrative and the video's review.

💡Akasa

Akasa is a character introduced in the 'Mugen Train' movie. The script describes Akasa as a 'long-running villain,' which suggests that he plays a significant role in the movie's plot. His introduction adds a new dimension to the series' conflict and moral dilemmas.

💡Cinematography

Cinematography is the art of capturing and arranging visual elements in film or video production. The script praises the cinematography of the fight scenes in the movie, stating that they 'look and are good' even without the animation, highlighting the importance of cinematography in creating engaging and dynamic scenes.

💡Moral Dilemma

A moral dilemma is a situation where a character must choose between two or more conflicting moral principles. The script discusses a moral battle between Rangoku and Akasa, which adds depth to their fight by intertwining it with a moral argument about the value of human life. This concept is crucial to the video's theme, as it adds complexity to the characters and their actions.

💡Tanjirou's Dream

Tanjirou's Dream refers to a specific moment in the movie that expands on the character Tanjirou's backstory and development. The script mentions that this dream sequence was 'great' and represented a 'monumental step' for his character arc. It is an example of the character development that the video's review appreciates.

Highlights

Introduction to the Demon Slayer Mugen Train movie review by Tuasam.

Tuasam watched the original Demon Slayer anime when it first premiered and plans to revisit it.

The movie's animation is praised as being as amazing as ever, with every frame being perfect.

The locations and scenery in the movie are described as stunning.

Fight scenes, particularly Ren Goku's, are highlighted for their animation and cinematography.

The movie is noted for having a high amount of action, with fights making up at least half of its 2-hour runtime.

The soundtrack is commended for enhancing crucial scenes and having a memorable theme for Akaza.

Tuasam expresses excitement about seeing more of the Hashira characters, including Rengoku and Akaza.

Akaza's introduction as a long-running villain is described as exciting.

The moral battle between Rengoku and Akaza is appreciated for its depth and complexity.

Tanjirou's dream sequence is praised for expanding on his character and themes of acceptance and mental toughness.

Tuasam wishes there was more focus on the themes of acceptance and moving forward from the past.

The movie is recommended for Demon Slayer fans as it contains more of what made the original series good.

The Demon Slayer movie is the highest-grossing anime film of all time, adding to its appeal.

The video concludes with a rating of 8.5 out of 10 for the Mugen Train movie.

Tuasam encourages viewers to share their comments and thoughts on the video.

The video ends with a call to stay awesome and thanks viewers for watching.

Transcripts

hello everyone it is tuasam here with

another video now i've been going over a

lot of stuff i've missed in the past and

i've been meaning to watch this movie

for a while and since i have i think

it's the perfect time to review the

demon slayer mugen train movie so

without further ado let's review the

demon slayer

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now i actually watched the original

demon slayer anime back when it first

premiered it was around the time i first

got into anime and this was actually one

of the first ones i watched so that

being said i haven't seen this show in a

while i haven't been immersed in this

world for some time and i was meaning to

rewatch it and make a video about it and

i still plan to but that hasn't happened

yet

yet it almost feels like i never left to

begin with the animation is as amazing

as ever if not better i remember the

original season for having some stellar

animation but every single frame here is

literally so perfect this movie is

beautiful you could almost pause and

screenshot at any moment and this would

become worthy of being a background i

mean the locations and scenery were

stunning but i think by far the

animation for the fights takes the cake

it is rare to have a fight quality of

this caliber

i'm telling you the fights and

specifically ren goku's were insane not

only by the animation but the

cinematography as well like these fights

simply look and are good even if you

take away the crazy animation but with

that animation quality it's simply

untouchable and this movie is jam-packed

with fights seriously for a 2 hour movie

i would say at least half of it is

fighting so you will have no lack of

action here and surprisingly the

soundtrack was really good like there

were many moments where i would think to

myself and be like wow that music is

really good it was just used in such

crucial parts and really elevated a lot

of scenes like a causes theme

oh my gosh i thought i was watching jojo

the way this theme sounded it is it's

incredible

i remember for the first time that bass

boost coming on and then those riffs on

the guitar like this is some top tier

music

now let me shift over the attention to

the characters first of all i miss them

it was great seeing tantro and the gang

again but even the new characters like

rangoku and akaza were incredible i'm so

glad we are finally getting to see more

of the hashira because they seem like

such a cool concept in characters to

explore and if they are anything like

rengoku and have as unique and

interesting characteristics as him i

think we'll be in for a treat and yes i

know we have technically met all the

hashra but i mean like in more depth and

acasa being introduced as this

long-running villain is honestly really

exciting because he seems like such a

cool character like you almost like him

but you know you also have to root

against him because he's a villain but

like a fun one so i think that's pretty

cool and i really like the moral battle

between rangoku and gaza i mean sure the

whole argument of human life is precious

because it is fleeting has definitely

been used many times before but it

always seems to hit and that really

added to this fight for me because

instead of it being really simple like

i'm evil and what power against no don't

do that that's evil now i'ma stop you to

instead be intertwined with this moral

dilemma is really interesting it made it

even better that he was even offering to

make him a demon and was sympathizing

with his condition

that's really good writing and added a

lot of depth to a character that could

have easily been written as a

one-dimensional villain and the movie

has a lot of really good moments that i

truly loved like tangero's dream was

great and expanded on his character a

lot i really felt like this was a

monumental step for his arc and kind of

wish they drew more attention to it

showing themes of acceptance and this

unwavering mental toughness to move

forward away from the past even if it

still hurts is really crucial and i wish

they spent more time on it or at least

made it more of a focus

but maybe it has been too long since

i've watched and all of that has already

been covered in the show

overall if you're a fan of demon slayer

this movie is a must watch canonically

for the story and for your own enjoyment

because if you like the original series

you're bound to love this because it

just has more of what made the original

show so good and it's really inspired me

to get back into the show and stop

procrastinating and watching season two

plus hey it's the highest grossing anime

film of all time so if i can even

convince you to watch it maybe that will

anyway

i don't know so overall the demon slayer

movie moog train gets an 8.5 out of 10.

it was really a fun time but hopefully

you enjoyed the video if you have any

comments of your own make sure to leave

them down below trust me i read them

also look at this graph

okay but as always stay awesome two

awesome thanks for watching

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