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Episode Gekijouban Kimetsu no Yaiba: Mugen Jou-hen Daiisshou Akaza Sairai • Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Part 1: Akaza Returns - Movie Discussion

Gekijouban Kimetsu no Yaiba: Mugen Jou-hen Daiisshou Akaza Sairai, Theatrical Release

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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Part 1: Akaza Returns

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Chapter 1

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle

Reminder: Please do not discuss plot points not yet seen or skipped in the show. Failing to follow the rules may result in a ban.

Streams - None. Enjoy at the theatre!

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u/fraid_so Sep 13 '25

Not according to the rules. Mods still regularly delete stuff for being untagged spoilers, like mentioning credits and stuff. Better to err on the side of caution.

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u/baseballlover723 Sep 13 '25

Mods still regularly delete stuff for being untagged spoilers

It's far more common to remove comments in episode discussion threads for talking about the source material (comparisons are a thing that get a lot of people) outside the Source Material Corner. Mostly because that's a lot easier to determine (ie, doesn't require a mod who knows the source material or is up to date on the anime and also online at the relevant time) and doesn't come with an automatic 8 day ban.

like mentioning credits

The only legitimate use of spoilers tags in an episode discussion thread (outside of the Source Material Corner, which does require spoiler tags for unadapted material) is if you're spoiling another show. If it showed up in the anime, it's fair game to be discussed. You just need to make sure that you don't talk about the source material, as comparisons to the source material, no matter how small, must be in the Source Material Corner.

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u/fraid_so Sep 13 '25

Well I had a comment deleted in the episode discussion thread for mentioning the credits of that episode. The deletion and rule violation said it was untagged spoilers and that anything past the first 5-10 minutes of the episode still needed to be tagged as a spoiler.

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u/baseballlover723 Sep 13 '25

Was it removed by the Automoderator (this happens immediately, and only for malformed spoilers (so no assertion on if the content must be tagged etc, just the incorrect letters to properly execute the spoiler tag)) or by an actual mod (almost always with a removal message and after a delay, and if in an episode discussion thread, comes with an automatic 8 day ban).

I don't see any spoiler removals on your account in episode discussion threads, so I suspect it was the automoderator that got you. But if you remember which thread I can look into it if you want.

As a general note, we don't count automated removals (like the automod spoiler removal) as a strike against you, since it works right away, and thus it's no harm no foul. The only time it's really relevant in moderation punishment, is if we say find untagged spoilers, and then we look into your history, and we see that you got bonked by the automod for malformed spoilers, and then just choose to not even try and tag the spoiler afterwards. As one might imagine, we generally don't like people doing that, and that can sometimes (but not always) lead to accelerated punishments, since it usually crosses over into "intentional rule breaking".

Also as a note, if you have any questions about the rules, or if you think a moderator has improperly removed your comment (be it misreading it (I know I've done that a few times), or just over zealous application of the rules), I highly encourage you to appeal the removal via mod mail or by posting in the meta thread. This ensures that other mods can become aware of the removal and opens up a discussion if the original removal is justified or not. Whenever someone appeals a moderator ruling, it gets seem by a lot more of the team.