Tokyo Revengers season 4 release date speculation, latest news
Here's everything we know about Tokyo Revengers action-packed fourth season.
Tokyo Revengers by Ken Wakui is easily one of the best shonen series around, having attracted an international fan base over 31 volumes and its first three animated seasons. It even won the 44th Annual Kodansha Manga Awards in 2020. To say it's well-loved is a severe understatement.
The anime series follows Takemichi Hanagaki, who finds himself travelling back 12 years into the past after he gets pushed off a subway platform by a stranger. This comes after he discovers his ex-girlfriend, Hinata Tachibana, died in a dispute involving the Tokyo Manji Gang. With a new chance at life, Takemichi decides he'll do everything in his power to prevent her death from ever happening.
In addition to being adapted into an anime series, Tokyo Revengers has its own live-action movie, a video game, and even two stage plays in Japan, making it quite popular. With that in mind, it's no wonder that Tokyo Revengers season 4 is on the way, having had its release date confirmed with a brand new trailer.
Read on to find out everything we know about Tokyo Revengers season 4, including release window, trailers, and casting news.
Will there be Tokyo Revengers season 4?
Yes! Tokyo Revengers season 4 is officially in the works. The show's creative team confirmed in June 2024 that a fourth season is forthcoming.
Better yet, Tokyo Revengers season 4 has now been officially confirmed by production and is expected to air sometime in 2026. An exact release date has not yet been confirmed, but we will update this page as soon as the information becomes available.
When could Tokyo Revengers season 4 be released?
At present, Tokyo Revengers season 4 is expected to arrive sometime in 2026.
In the past, the show's release schedule has been somewhat unpredictable. Seasons 1 and 2 premiered two years apart, in 2021 and 2023. But then season 3 arrived just a few months after season 2, later that same year.
While production did occur in summer 2024, it looks like we won't be getting the fourth season in 2025 after all. Production (and a teaser trailer) has confirmed that we'll instead be seeing the next arc in 2026. Frustrating as it may be, that means there's plenty of time to rewatch the previous seasons before the fourth season releases.
Tokyo Revengers cast: Who could be back for a potential season 4?
Providing none of the main characters get recast, we can assume the previous Japanese voice cast will return to reprise their roles:
- 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
- Mariya Ise as Senju Kawagari
What will happen in Tokyo Revengers season 4?
Season 3 adapted the Tenjiku Arc, which is generally considered to be one of the best arcs in the manga.
Up next is the Bonten Arc, which covers chapters 187-206 from the manga, including a storyline where protagonist Takemichi returns to the future.
The Bonten Arc is the last storyline before the manga's so-called Final Arc, which invites an obvious question: Will season 4 wrap up the manga's grand finale, or can fans expect a fifth season as well?
So far, there's no news on that front, but we'll keep you posted.
Is there a trailer for Tokyo Revengers season 4?
Yes! There is an official teaser trailer for Tokyo Revengers season 4.
While fans expected Tokyo Revengers to return sometime in 2025, production has confirmed via X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube that Tokyo Revengers season 4 will release sometime in 2026.
Until we have more of a solid release date outside of the year, feel free to rewatch the above teaser trailer. If more information arises, we'll be sure to update this guide with more information.
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Gavia Baker-Whitelaw is a freelance critic and entertainment journalist specialising in geek culture, TV and film. She has written for numerous outlets including Empire, TV Guide, Wired and Vulture, and hosts the film podcast Overinvested.
