Takemichi's last time leap has a date. Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc premieres October 2, 2026, and a fourth trailer plus a new key visual arrived on August 24 to set it up. This is the final season of the anime, adapting the manga's closing Three Deities and Kanto Manji arcs, and it comes with a new director at the helm. Here is the broadcast and streaming breakdown, the staff changes, and what the arc is actually about.
When and Where to Watch
The season begins airing in Japan on October 2 at 1:23 AM JST, with a worldwide simultaneous stream on Disney+ everywhere except China. US viewers should expect it on Hulu as well.
Japanese broadcast schedule
- MBS, TBS, CBC: 1:23 AM JST, October 2
- BS-TBS: 2:30 AM JST, October 2
- AT-X: 9:00 PM JST, October 3
That is a notable platform shift for the franchise, which spent its first three seasons as a Crunchyroll staple in the West. Disney+ carrying the finale means anyone who followed the series through the Christmas Showdown and Tenjiku arcs may need a different subscription to see how it ends.
A New Director for the Final Season
Maki Kodaira takes over as director from Koichi Hatsumi, who ran the first three seasons. Kodaira previously directed The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse. Hatsumi has not left entirely, staying on for series composition cooperation alongside returning series composition writer Yasuyuki Muto.
LIDENFILMS returns for animation production. The character design team expands to four, with Kenichi Onuki and Keiko Ota reprising and Airi Tsuyuki and Kanae Takakura joining.
The core cast is intact:
- Yuki Shin as Takemichi Hanagaki
- Azumi Waki as Hinata Tachibana
- Ryota Osaka as Naoto Tachibana
- Yu Hayashi as Manjiro "Mikey" Sano
- Masaya Fukunishi as Ken "Draken" Ryuguji
JO1 performs the opening theme, "IGNITE."
What the Three Titans Arc Covers
The official synopsis picks up after Tokyo Manji Gang's conflict with Tenjiku ends badly for everyone involved. Takemichi is left processing the truth about the late Tetta Kisaki, and Mikey makes a decisive call once he learns the full story behind the time leaps.
Takemichi finally reaches the future he has been chasing, the one where Hinata is alive. The catch is that Mikey is not in it. From there the season moves into the era of the Three Titans, with three organizations fighting for control of Tokyo, and the trailers have leaned hard on the manga's twelve-year time skip, featuring older versions of Mikey and Haruchiyo Sanzu.
The source manga ran in Kodansha's Weekly Shonen Magazine from March 2017 to November 2022 across 31 volumes, so this arc has been sitting on shelves for nearly four years waiting for an adaptation.
Season 4 is where Tokyo Revengers either sticks the landing or does not, and the pieces are unusually well placed for it: a full returning cast, LIDENFILMS still on animation, and a director change that brings in someone with a recent shonen action credit rather than a first-timer. The bigger question for Western fans may be the Disney+ move, which puts the finale behind a different paywall than the rest of the series. Either way, October 2 is the date.
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