The fall anime Tokyo Revengers: Three Deities War Arc has revealed the synopsis and advance scene cuts for Episode 51, Break up, which begins airing on October 2, 2026 (Friday).
The key visual for Tokyo Revengers: Three Deities War Arc.
What Happens in Episode 51, ‘Break up’
The conflict with Tenjiku ends with Izana shot by Kisaki, while Kisaki himself is hit by a truck and dies. Takemichi once again explains to Mikey that he is a time leaper and recounts the events he has experienced one by one.
Mikey accepts Takemichi’s words head-on, then declares the disbandment of Tokyo Manji Kai.
The legendary organization that stood at the top of Japan thus reaches an end.
Episode 51, Break up, airs from October 2 (Friday) on MBS, TBS, and CBC’s ‘Animeism’ slot, AT-X, and other channels.
About Tokyo Revengers
Tokyo Revengers is based on Ken Wakui’s time-leap suspense manga Tokyo卍Revengers, serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine from 2017 to 2022. It won the shonen category at the 44th Kodansha Manga Awards. The TV anime follows Hanagaki Takemichi, a former delinquent whose peak was middle school. After the death of Tachibana Hinata, his only lover from middle school, he time-leaps 12 years into the past to save her and change the version of himself who kept running away.
Season 1 adapted the 8/3 Conflict and Bloody Halloween arcs and aired from April to September 2021. Season 2, Christmas Showdown, aired from January to April 2023, followed by Season 3, Tenjiku Arc, from October to December that same year. The franchise has also expanded into live-action films and stage adaptations.
The October premiere, Three Deities War Arc, is Season 4. After the Tokyo Manji Kai and Tenjiku conflict ends in tragedy, each character moves forward carrying sorrow. Takemichi feels fear toward the deceased Kisaki Tetta. After hearing everything about the time leap, Mikey, or Sano Manjirou, makes a decision. Having ended the battle and left the past, Takemichi finally reaches the best future in which Hinata is alive. But ‘he’ is not there.
In a world that has entered the ‘Three Deities Era,’ with three teams fighting for supremacy, the final revenge begins. Kodaira Maki directs, with animation production by Liden Films. Shin Yuuki voices Hanagaki Takemichi and others.
Broadcast and Streaming Details
MBS/TBS: From October 2, every Friday at 1:23 a.m. (late night)
CBC: From October 2, every Friday at 1:53 a.m. (late night)
BS-TBS: From October 2, every Friday at 2:30 a.m. (late night)
AT-X: From October 3, every Saturday at 9:00 p.m.
Repeat broadcast: Every Tuesday at 4:30 a.m. / Every Saturday at 6:00 a.m.
Other broadcasters include HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting, ATV Aomori TV, IBC Iwate Broadcasting, Sendai Broadcasting, TUF TV-U Fukushima, UTY TV Yamanashi, NBS Nagano Broadcasting, TUT Tulip TV, MRO Hokuriku Broadcasting, SBS Shizuoka Broadcasting, OHK Okayama Broadcasting, RCC Chugoku Broadcasting, BSS San-in Broadcasting, tys TV Yamaguchi, itv Ai TV, KUTV Kochi TV, TNC TV West Japan, NBC Nagasaki Broadcasting, RKK Kumamoto Broadcasting, and OBS Oita Broadcasting.
Disney+ will exclusively stream the series globally as SVOD from October 2, 2026, every Friday at 2:00 a.m., excluding mainland China.
Staff
| Role | Staff |
|---|---|
| Original | Ken Wakui ‘Tokyo卍Revengers’ (Kodansha ‘Weekly Shonen Magazine’) |
| Director | Kodaira Maki |
| Series Composition | Mutou Yasuyuki |
| Series Composition Cooperation | Hatsumi Kouichi |
| Character Design | Oonuki Kenichi / Oota Keiko / Tsuyuki Airi / Takakura Kae |
| Bike and Prop Design | Hara Yoshitomo / Fukushima Hideki |
| Art Director | Matsumoto Rumi |
| Art Setting | Yachi Yuho |
| Color Design | Tsujita Kunio |
| Director of Photography | Ietaka Kouji |
| 3DCG | SMDE |
| Sound Director | Iida Riki |
| Music | Tsutsumi Hiroaki |
| Opening Theme | ‘IGNITE’ by JO1 |
| Ending Theme | ‘Trickster’ by go!go!vanillas |
| Animation Production | Liden Films |
Cast
| Character | Voice Actor |
|---|---|
| Hanagaki Takemichi (Takemichi) | Shin Yuuki |
| Tachibana Hinata (Hina/Hinata) | Waki Azumi |
| Tachibana Naoto (Naoto) | Oosaka Ryouta |
| Sano Manjirou (Mikey) | Hayashi Yuu |
| Ryuuguji Ken (Draken) | Fukunishi Katsuya |
| Matsuno Chifuyu | Kano Shou |
| Mitsuya Takashi | Matsuoka Yoshitsugu |
| Shiba Hakkai | Hatakenaka Yuu |
| Hayashi Ryouhei (Peyan) | Nozuyama Yukihiro |
| Kawata Nahoya (Smiley) | Kawanishi Kengo |
| Kawata Souya (Angry) | Kawanishi Kengo |
| Mutou Yasuhiro (Mucho) | Ono Daisuke |
| Sanzu Haruchiyo | Okamoto Nobuhiko |
| Sendou Atsushi (Akkun) | Terashima Takuma |
| Yamamoto Takuya | Hirose Yuuya |
| Suzuki Makoto | Takeuchi Shunsuke |
| Yamagishi Kazushi | Hayama Shouta |
| Hanma Shuuji | Eguchi Takuya |
| Inui Seishu | Enoki Junya |
| Kokonoi Hajime | Hanae Natsuki |
| Kakucho | Yamashita Seiichirou |
| Mochizuki Kanji | Inada Tetsu |
| Madarame Shion | Uchiyama Kouki |
| Haitani Ran | Namikawa Daisuke |
| Haitani Rindou | Shimono Hiro |
| Sano Shinichirou | Matsukaze Masaya |
| Kawaragi Senju | Ise Mariya |
| Akashi Takeomi | Shimozuru Naoyuki |
| Imaushi Wakasa | Tachibana Shinnosuke |
| Arashi Keizou | Hoshino Takanori |
| Terano Minami | Yasumoto Hiroki |
Original Manga Volumes
The original manga is published in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine Comics. Volume 1 and Volume 31 are each priced at 594 yen. Prices and availability are as of the article’s publication.
©Ken Wakui, Kodansha / Anime ‘Tokyo Revengers’ Production Committee
