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AnimeJapan 2025 kicked off with a bang just a few hours ago, bringing with it some exciting announcements for anime fans worldwide. Among the most highly anticipated reveals was the release of a new visual forthe upcomingTokyo Revengers: Three Deities Arc. This fourth season of the popularTokyo Revengersanime is set to continue the intense story of Takemichi Hanagaki and his relentless mission to change the future.
For those unfamiliar,Tokyo Revengersis a gripping time-traveling delinquent drama based on Ken Wakui’s manga of the same name. The story follows Takemichi, a down-on-his-luck young man who discovers he can leap twelve years into the past. Determined to save his middle school girlfriend Hinata Tachibana from her tragic fate, he infiltratesthe infamous Tokyo Manji Gang, facing dangerous alliances and shocking betrayals along the way. The anime adaptation has captivated audiences with its intense action, emotional storytelling, and complex character dynamics.
A First Look at the Tokyo Revengers: Three Deities Arc
The newly released visual forTokyo Revengers: Three Deities Arctakes a minimalist yet powerful approach. It depicts two bloodied hands tightly clasped together, likely foreshadowing the devastating character death that defines this season. The unsettling imagery reinforces the arc’s darker tone and signals the emotional intensity viewers can expect.
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Followingthe events of theTenjiku Arc, the dissolution of the Tokyo Manji Gang leaves a power vacuum in its wake.Three Deities Arcintroduces three major factions, each vying for dominance in the tumultuous underworld. Takemichi once again leaps back in time, determined to prevent more tragedies and confront the challenges of a new era.
In all honesty, most fans don’t mention this arc as being among the best in the series. A major death ofa beloved Tokyo Manji Gang memberdoes shake the narrative, and sets the stage for Takemichi’s continued struggle, yet this arc doesn’t have anything quite memorable about it.
But while the pacing of theThree Deities Archas been criticized by some fans for its slower progression and frustrating turns, it still remains an essential part of theTokyo Revengerssaga. The complex themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the cyclical nature of violence are ever-present, making this chapter a thought-provoking experience. By all means,it may not be the best, but it is not the worst either.
Cast and Crew Updates for Tokyo Revengers Season 4
Several notable changes have been made to the anime’s production team. Maki Kodaira (The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse) takes the directorial reins from Koichi Hatsumi, who now collaborates on the series scripts. The character design team sees Airi Tsuyuki and Kae Takakura joining veterans Keiko Ōta and Kenichi Ōnuki. Additionally, Yoshitomo Hara brings his expertise as a bike and prop designer, while Kōji Ietaka serves as the new compositing director of photography.
Returning staff members include Yasuyuki Mutō for series composition, Rumi Matsumoto as art director, Kunio Tsujita as color key artist, Satoki Iida as sound director, and Hiroaki Tsutsumi as the music composer. With such an experienced lineup, the anime is expected to deliver an emotionally charged and visually striking adaptation.
When Will Tokyo Revengers: Three Deities Arc Release?
While an exact release date remains under wraps,Tokyo Revengers: Three Deities Arcis slated to premiere later this year. Similar to previous seasons, it is likely to streamexclusively on Disney+ for international audiences, excluding Mainland China.
As fans eagerly await further updates, the new visual serves as a powerful reminder of the emotional rollercoaster that lies ahead. Stay tuned for more news on this highly anticipated sequel as the War of the Three Titans unfolds.
