Tokyo Revengers is a Japanese anime adaptation of the manga comic written by Ken Wakui, he also the illustrator of the comic. The comic comes under the genre of action, science fiction thriller and yanki. The series is directed by Koichi Hatsumi. The plot of the story is written by Yasuyuki Muto. The series consists of a total of 24 episodes. It was released on 11th April in the year 2021. The series was premiered on the networks MBS, TV Aichi, BS Asahi and others. The opening music of the series was composed by Hiroaki Tsutsumi.
Get To Know About Tokyo Revengers First Arc Plot:
The storyline of the series revolves around a man named Takemichi Hanagaki, his age is 26 year old. While studying in his high school Takemichi discovers that ex-girlfriend and younger brother have been assassinated by Tokyo Manji gang. The name of his girlfriend is Hinata Tachibana. He is pushed in front of a train, which results in his teleportation, he teleports 12 years back in his life and meets Naoto on the same day on which Naoto and Takemichi’s ex girlfriend are going to be murdered by Tokyo Manji Gang.
All You Need To Know Tokyo Revengers Manji gang Development and Release:
The news that manga will have an anime adaptation came up on the month of June in the year 2020. Anime is produced by the production company Liden Films. The comic comes under the genre of action, science fiction thriller and yanki. The series is directed by Koichi Hatsumi. The plot of the story is written by Yasuyuki Muto. The series consists of a total of 24 episodes. It was released on 11th April in the year 2021. The series was premiered on the networks MBS, TV Aichi, BS Asahi and others. The openingmusic of the series was composed by Hiroaki Tsutsumi.
The series was premiered in various platforms, it first premiered on the channel MBS on 11th September and the series was concluded on 19th September in the year 2021. The name of the opening song of the series is titled as Cry Baby. The series was licensed by the company Muse Communication in the south asian and soth east part of the world. A series comprising of the characters in the chibi version. It was produced by Studio Puyukai. The second season of the series was released on 18th of December in the year 2021.
Everything You Need To Know About Tokyo Revengers Tattoo:
Tokyo Revengers is one of the most popular anime. The tattoos portrayed in the series are a good inspiration for the tatto0 lovers out there. Hanma’s Hand Tattoo is the most popular tattoo in the series. Hanma has this tattoo on both right and left hand. He has two Kanji tattoos named Tsumi and Batsu. They Both represent sin and punishment. Another tattoo is Kazutora’s Tiger Tattoo. It is another classic tattoo of the series. This tattoo is on the neck of Kazuara. The tattoo is of a tiger and it depicts his name in which Tora means tiger. Other tattoos includes Mikey’s dragon tattoo, Mitsuya’s dragon tattoo and Draken’s Dragon tattoo.
Get To Know About Tokyo Revengers Ending:
The ending episode of the series is titled as Final Arc. In the episode we can see Takemichi returning to his present life. He is very happy to see his friends alive and becoming successful. A friend named Mickey with whom Takemichi did not had contact since 12 years created a new gang named Bonten. Takemichi is now not capable of teleporting but when he saves Mikey from jumping in front of the train he teleports 10 years back into his past and lands the year 2008. Takemichi develops the ability to see future.
All To Know About Tokyo Revengers Production:
Tokyo Revengers is a Japanese anime adaptation of the manga comic written by Ken Wakui, he also the illustrator of the comic. The comic comes under the genre of action, science fiction thriller and yanki. The anime series is directed by Koichi Hatsumi. The plot of the story is written by Yasuyuki Muto. The series comprises of a total of 24 episodes. It was released on 11th April in the year 2021. The series was premiered on the networks MBS, TV Aichi, BS Asahi and others. The music of the series was composed by Hiroaki Tsutsumi.