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Spanning two floors, the exhibition offers a 45-minute multi-sensory journey that recreates the anime’s most iconic scenes through life-sized sets, soundscapes, and visual effects. Visitors can explore key settings from the series, including the Final Selection at Mount Fujikasane, the Demon Slayer Corps Headquarters, and the Mugen Train carriages from the 2020 feature film.

Other themed areas include the House of Demons, featuring the eerie Infinity Castle of Kibutsuji Muzan; the Battle of Mount Natagumo, celebrating the characters’ unique Breathing Styles with interactive photo spots and original artwork; Kimetsu Academy, which reimagines the cast in a light-hearted modern school setting; and the Entertainment District, a lively zone filled with hidden visual surprises behind traditional fusuma panels.

Adding a local twist, animation studio Ufotable has designed Singapore-exclusive chibi characters inspired by familiar landmarks. These designs will only be available at the exhibition’s 1,000 sq ft retail store, which will also carry a range of limited-edition merchandise, apparel, and collectibles.

Tickets will be sold exclusively online through Pelago and Klook, with early bird sales opening on 26 Nov.