Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Drops Its Third PV and Sets October 2 Premiere

Tokyo Revengers comes back this fall

The official Tokyo Revengers anime account has released the third promotional video for the series' War of the Three Titans Arc, confirming an October 2, 2026 broadcast premiere. According to the post from @anime_toman, the new arc will air every Friday at 1:53 a.m. JST on the Animeism block across MBS, TBS, and CBC, with additional broadcast on AT-X.

What the third PV teases

The trailer leans into the twelve year time skip that defines this chapter, opening on an older Mikey before moving through the rival factions that emerged after the Tokyo Manji Gang broke apart. Takemichi Hanagaki is once again drawn into the fight. The "Three Deities" of the Japanese title, Santen Senso-hen, refers to the leaders of the gangs that carve up Tokyo in Toman's absence, among them Senju Kawaragi of Brahman and South Terano of Rokuhara Tandai. Crunchyroll News and Oricon report new additions to the cast for this arc, including Mariya Ise as Senju Kawaragi and Hiroki Yasumoto as South Terano.

Where the story picks up

Tokyo Revengers first premiered in 2021 and follows Takemichi Hanagaki, a freelancer who has hit the low point of his life when he learns that his only middle school girlfriend, Hinata Tachibana, has been killed by the Tokyo Manji Gang. After being pushed onto the train tracks, he wakes up twelve years in the past and sets out to change the fate of the people around him. The War of the Three Titans Arc continues the story after the Tenjiku arc, moving into a darker timeline in which the Tokyo Manji Gang no longer exists and a new power struggle has taken its place.

Staff and streaming

Crunchyroll News and Oricon report that the arc is produced by Liden Films, the studio behind the earlier seasons, under the direction of Maki Kodaira, and that it will stream internationally on Disney+. A wider release window beyond the October 2 Japanese broadcast is not detailed in the announcement itself, so viewers outside Japan should watch for streaming confirmations closer to the premiere.