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Tokyo Revengers (東京卍リベンジャーズ Tōkyō Ribenjāzu) is a 2021 anime television series based on the manga series written and illustrated by Ken Wakui. It was serialized and published in Kodansha's Weekly Shounen Magazine from March 1, 2017 to November 16, 2022, with a total of 31 volumes.

The anime series was announced on June 18, 2020.[1] It's animated overall by Liden Films, directed by Koichi Hatsumi, series composition by Yasuyuki Mutō, and composed by Hiroaki Tsutsumi.

It premiered the first season in Japan from April 11, 2021 to September 19, 2021, consisting of 24 episodes. The English Dub for the first season premiered on Crunchyroll on May 29, 2021.[2]

Season Two which adapts the "Christmas Showdown" arc, premiered in Japan from January 7, 2023 to April 2, 2023, consisting of 13 episodes. The English dub for the "Christmas Countdown" arc premiered on February 15 to May 9, 2023.

In April 2023, a third season, which adapts the "Tenjiku" arc, was announced and aired for 13 episodes from October 4 to December 27, 2023. The English dub for the third season premiered on Disney+ on March 16, 2025 (Internationally), while Hulu premiered the third season on March 19, 2025.

Synopsis

Takemichi Hanagaki's life is at an all-time low. Just when he thought it couldn't get worse, he finds out that Hinata Tachibana, his ex-girlfriend, was murdered by the Tokyo Manji Gang: a group of vicious criminals that has been disturbing society's peace for quite some time. Wondering where it all went wrong, Takemichi suddenly finds himself travelling through time, ending up 12 years in the past—when he was still in a relationship with Hinata. Realizing he has a chance to save her, Takemichi resolves to infiltrate the Tokyo Manji Gang and climb the ranks in order to rewrite the future and save Hinata from her tragic fate.


Cast[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor Season(s). Ep(s).
Main Characters
Takemichi Hanagaki Yūki Shin A.J. Beckles 1-
Akeno Watanabe
(young) 		Casey Mongillo
(young) 		2-3
Manjirō "Mikey" Sano Yū Hayashi Aleks Le 1-
Fairouz Ai
(young) 		Casey Mongillo
(young) 		1
Ken "Draken" Ryūgūji Tatsuhisa Suzuki Sean Chiplock 1
Masaya Fukunishi 2-
Shizuka Ishigami
(young) 		Griffin Burns
(young) 		1-2
Hinata Tachibana Azumi Waki Lizzie Freeman 1-3
Secondary Characters
Tokyo Manji Gang
Chifuyu Matsuno Shō Karino Adam McArthur 1-3
2-3
Takashi Mitsuya Yoshitsugu Matsuoka Grant George 1-3
Lucien Dodge
(young) 		2
Hakkai Shiba Tasuku Hatanaka Landon McDonald 1-3
2
Haruki "Pah-chin" Hayashida Subaru Kimura Chris Hackney 1-2
Ryōhei "Peh-Yan" Hayashi Yukihiro Nozuyama Sean Chiplock 1-3
Nahoya "Smiley" Kawata Kengo Kawanishi Bryce Papenbrook 1-3
Laura Stahl
(young) 		3
Sōya "Angry" Kawata Bryce Papenbrook 1-3
Yasuhiro "Mucho" Mutō Daisuke Ono Landon McDonald 1-3
The 4 of Mizo High School
Atsushi "Akkun" Sendō Takuma Terashima John Omohundro 1-3
Takuya Yamamoto Yūya Hirose Will Choi 1-
1 24
Yūki Kuwahara
(young) 		Jett Barker
(young) 		3 50
Makoto Suzuki Shunsuke Takeuchi Darren O'Hare 1-
1 24
Kazushi Yamagishi Shōta Hayama Jonathan Leon 1-
1 24
Familiars
Naoto Tachibana Ryōta Ōsaka Griffin Puatu 1-3
Mana Hirata
(young)
Emma Sano Yumi Uchiyama Carrie Keranen 1-3
Shinichirō Sano Masaya Matsukaze Billy Kametz 1
Alejandro Saab 2-3
3
Ryōko Tachibana Manami Numakura Laura Post 1
Yuzuha Shiba Mikako Komatsu Sarah Natochenny 2
Luna Mitsuya Minami Tanaka Lexi Fontaine 2
2 35
Mana Mitsuya Akari Kitō Rachel Slotky 2
2 35
Valhalla
Tetta Kisaki Shōtarō Morikubo Nicolas Roye 1-
Naomi Ōzora
(adult) 		3 50
Shuji Hanma Takuya Eguchi Zeno Robinson 1-3
Naomi Ōzora
(young) 		TBA
(young) 		2 29
Keisuke Baji Masaaki Mizunaka Lucien Dodge 1-3
Hitomi Ueda
(young) 		TBA
(young) 		3 42
Kazutora Hanemiya Shunichi Toki Joe Zieja 1-3
Moebius
Nobutaka Osanai Eiji Takeuchi Kaiji Tang 1-3
Black Dragons
Taiju Shiba Tomokazu Sugita Ray Chase 1-3
Seishu Inui Junya Enoki Cory Yee 1-3
Jett Barker
(young) 		3
Hajime Kokonoi Natsuki Hanae Howard Wang 1-3
Anne Yatco
(young) 		3
Tenjiku
Izana Kurokawa Nobunaga Shimazaki Alejandro Antonio Ruiz 2-3
Atsumi Tanezaki
(young) 		Lizzie Freeman
(young) 		3 41, 48
Kanji Mochizuki Tetsu Inada Brent Mukai 2-3
Kakucho Hitto Seiichirō Yamashita Damien Haas 3
Risae Matsuda
(young) 		Carrie Keranen
(young) 		3 38, 48
Shion Madarame Kōki Uchiyama Jonathan David Bullock 3
Ran Haitani Daisuke Namikawa Lucien Dodge 1, 3
Rindo Haitani Hiro Shimono Bryce Papenbrook 1
Kieran Regan 1, 3
Haruchiyo Sanzu Nobuhiko Okamoto
Kiyomasa's Gang
Masataka "Kiyomasa" Kiyomizu Satoshi Hino ¿? 1
Jin Akaishi Eiji Miyashita Ray Chase 1

Episodic Characters[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor Ep(s).
Season One
Masaru Shinya Hamazoe Landon McDonald 1
Homemade Kyō Yaoya ¿?
News Presenter Kosuke Katayama Ray Chase
Worker Station Tsuyoshi Hayakawa ¿?
Hasegawa Mana Hirata ¿? 1, 11
Kojima Daiki Abe Bryce Papenbrook 2
Nobutaka Osanai Eiji Takeuchi Kaiji Tang 6, 7
Chome Takahiro Mizushima Todd Haberkorn 15, 19
Chonbo Shuhei Iwase Edward Bosco
Choji Akane Junichi Yanagita Chris Hackney
Hansen Kenta Miyake Cedric Williams 18
Mangrelo ¿?
Yasuda Asuna Tomari ¿? 23
Remi Saki Fujita ¿?
Prostituta Misono Suzuki ¿?
Manager Ryōta Takeuchi ¿?
Season Two
Masato Tachibana Ryōta Ōsaka Jeff Schine 29, 34
Season Three
Akane Inui Reina Ueda Laura Stahl 45

Additional Voices[]

Season Two[]

Season Three[]

Multimedia[]

Cast Reveal[]

Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 3[]

Notes[]

  • Alejandro Saab replaces Billy Kametz as Shinichiro Sano in Season 2 due to his diagnosis on Colon Cancer before his death in June 9th, 2022.
  • In contrast to the first season and for unknown reasons, season two was switched over and recorded at Iyuno USA instead of Studiopolis. Due to The Walt Disney Company's licensing deal with Kodansha, Disney Character Voices International handled the ADR production for the dubs of season two and three.
  • In their initial appearances Chome and Chonbo were voiced by Grant George and Nicolas Roye.
  • This is Jonathan David Bullock's debut anime role.
  • Bryce Papenbrook voiced Rindo Haitani in season 1 but got replaced by Kieran Regan in season 3

Transmission via Streaming[]

Company Date Category Format Classification Content Country
May 29, 2021 Anime Digital TV-14 Season 1 24 Eps. United States United States
February 15, 2023 -
May 9, 2023 		Season 2 13 Eps.
March 19, 2025 Season 3 13 Eps.
February 15, 2023 -
May 9, 2023 		Season 2 13 Eps. International
March 16, 2025 Season 3 13 Eps.

Video Releases[]

Distributor Year Format Contents Region Country
2024 BD Episodes 1-24 A
DVB-T 		United States United States
4 Discs

References[]

  1. ↑ Tokyo Revengers Manga Gets TV Anime in 2021
  2. ↑ Crunchyroll Reveals English Dub Casts, Premieres for Tokyo Revengers, To Your Eternity, 86 Eighty Six, More Anime

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