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Wendy’s Crosses Over With Demon Slayer Via New Social Media Post

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Demon Slayer has become one of the biggest Shonen series around, routinely coming to blows with Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece for the top spot. With the Demon Slayer: Mugen Train movie becoming the number one anime movie of all time, it should be no surprise to see the members of the Demon Slayer Corps are helping in promoting more than a few items. Now, the fast food chain Wendy’s has honored Tanjiro’s sister Nezuko via a hilarious social media post.       

This year, the second season of Demon Slayer came to an end via the Entertainment District Arc. In this arc, Tanjiro and his friends teamed up with the Sound Hashira known as Tengen Uzui, seeking to take down the demonic siblings known as Gyutaro and Daki. Ending in a spectacular fashion, the anime studio behind the anime adaptation, Ufotable, took the opportunity to quickly confirm that a third season would be arriving in 2023. Set to adapt the Swordsmith Village Arc when the television series returns, expect some major moments to take place along with some new Hashira being explored in this upcoming arc.

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The Official Twitter Account for Wendy’s shared the hilarious cross-over with Demon Slayer, replacing one of Nezuko’s mouth guards with one of the fast food chain’s items in a team-up that definitely will not be making its way into the future of the anime adaptation:

https://twitter.com/Wendys/status/1560446512961830912?s=20&t=Q8aQCxTdvRMVOhESC3KYFA

The Demon Slayer Corps might be continuing their adventures in the anime adaptation, but the story of Demon Slayer has already come to an end in the Shonen’s manga. At present, the creator of the series, Koyoharu Gotouge has yet to reveal if there will be any sequels to the series, though there are plenty of fans that would love to return to the universe of Tanjiro and his friends

While a new season, as mentioned previously, is set to arrive next year, there also has been no word if Demon Slayer will be returning to the big screen, though considering that the Mugen Train has become the number one anime film of all time, it definitely wouldn’t be a surprise to eventually see a new movie in the series. 

Would you like to see some Demon Slayer burgers at Wendy’s? What has been your favorite anime crossover of the last few years? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of the Demon Slayer Corps.