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Seven themed zones are featured. Highlights include Mount Fujikasane, a wisteria-filled dreamscape from the Final Selection; Demon Slayer Headquarters, showcasing Nichirin swords, organisational charts and character profiles; House of Demons, which partially recreates Muzan’s Infinity Castle with special mechanisms that trigger demonic encounters; and Battle of Mount Natagumo, featuring original Breathing Style illustrations and photo spots. Other areas include life-sized Mugen Train carriages, the lighthearted Kimetsu Academy spin-off world, and the Entertainment District with interactive contraptions and peek-through elements.
Visitors will exit through a 1,000-square-foot merchandise store, which includes exclusive Singapore-only ufotable illustrations featuring chibi characters at local landmarks.
Tickets will be sold in three phases via Pelago and Klook. Phase 1 (26 Nov–10 Dec 2025) offers 20% discounted prices: S$19.20/S$22.40 for adults and S$15.20/S$18.40 for concession. Phase 2 (11 Dec–22 Jan) adds limited-edition souvenir cards to every ticket. Phase 3 runs from 23 Jan to 15 Mar 2026. Bundle options include Family Bundles (S$72–S$94 with souvenir cards in Phase 2) and a VIP Bundle at S$58, which includes collectibles and a retail voucher.
The exhibition promises a rich, immersive experience for Demon Slayer fans of all ages.

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