Tokyo Revengers is a sorely underrated seinen that puts action, drama, thrills and revenge above all else.

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The series is based on the canonically adopted Ken Wakui manga but with added touches of flair and shenanigans to pad things out.

And with season 2 now over, fans are already anticipating the Tokyo Revengers season 3 release.

Takemichi Hanagaki was introduced to us back in 2021, and has since gone on a journey back in time to prevent his partner from being brutally murdered. In order to do so, he had to work his way up the ranks of the Tokyo Manji Gang, which he finds more than difficult.

Season 2 may have just wrapped, but producers didn't keep fans waiting in limbo for long. Tokyo Revenger received its official season 3 announcement and trailer just a few days after its predecessor wrapped.

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With the show having officially begun its third season this month, read on to learn everything we know about air dates, trailers and returning characters.

Tokyo Revengers season 3 release date: When will it air?

It's already aired! The first episode, titled The Longest Day, aired in Japan on Tuesday 3rd October 2023 and Wednesday 4th October 2023 for the rest of the world, with new episodes set to follow the same release schedule of Tuesday for Japan, Wednesday for worldwide.

Since then, we've also had Episodes 2 and 3, titled Mortal Enemy and Run Out of Patience, air on 11th October and 18th October respectively.

Here is a great time schedule below to understand when the next episode of Tokyo Revengers will be available to watch:

  • Pacific Time - 11am on Wednesday 25th October
  • Central Time - 1pm on Wednesday 25th October
  • Eastern Time - 2pm on Wednesday 25th October
  • UK Time - 7pm on Wednesday 25th October
  • European Time - 8pm on Wednesday 25th October
  • Indian Time - 11:30pm on Wednesday 25th October

What happens in Tokyo Revengers season 3?

The next instalment introduces a fearsome new group in the past now that Tomen has been thrown into whack. Viewers will come face to face with one of the most notable antagonists, Izana Kurokawa, which will set up one of the show's longest arcs - Tenjiku Arc.

The Tenjiku Arc is widely regarded by fans as one of the best arcs from the original manga.

Takemichi ventures into the past once again where Tachibana, Mikey and other members of the Tokyo Manji gang will still be alive. He'll try and prevent their gruesome fates, but will have his hands full taking on the Tenjiku.

The Tenjiku themselves have one goal in mind - dethrone all the other gangs in Japan and become the number one top dog. There are some pretty badass members to the Tenjiku, which manga fans will be excited to see come onto their screens, including Rindo Haitani, Ran Haitani, Shion Madarame and Haruchiyo Sanzu.

Tokyo Revengers season 3 cast: Who will return?

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Cast members who have returned for Tokyo Revengers season 3 include:

  • Junya Enoki as Inui Seishu
  • Yuuki Shin as Takemichi Hanagaki
  • Yuu Hayashi as Manjiro Sano
  • Natsuki Hanae as Kokonoi Hajime
  • Tasuku Hatanaka as Hakkai Shiba
  • Nobunaga Shimazaki as Izana Kurokawa
  • Tetsu Inada as Kanji Mochizuki

Azumi Waki and Ryota Osaka are also expected to return.

Is there a Tokyo Revengers season 3 trailer?

There are in fact two trailers available for the third season of Tokyo Revengers, the first of which is an official teaser below.

Released back on 18th June 2023, the teaser hints at the beginnings of the Tenjiku Arc and what lies in store for Takemichi.

Then we saw the second trailer released on 7th September 2023, check it out below.

You can catch Tokyo Revengers on Crunchyroll.

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