Tokyo Revengers
Start here. Twenty-four episodes covering Takemichi's first time leap through the Bloody Halloween arc.
A young man gains the ability to time-leap and tries to change the past to save people he cares about from a dangerous gang world.
Plus 2 optional extras and 1 more title.
3 titles · 50 episodes · ~20 hours
Three TV seasons cover the story so far, and they run in a straight line: the Bloody Halloween arc, then Christmas Showdown, then Tenjiku. Everything else is optional — two short comedy spin-offs, and the Three Deities War arc, which starts airing in October 2026.
Start here. Twenty-four episodes covering Takemichi's first time leap through the Bloody Halloween arc.
Continues straight from the first season and covers the Christmas Showdown arc. Thirteen episodes.
Opens on the immediate aftermath of the Christmas Showdown, so watch it soon after rather than leaving a long gap. This is the last arc adapted so far.
Two-minute gag shorts released weekly on the official YouTube channel alongside the first season, supervised by the manga author. No story content.
Shorts that recast the characters in classic fairy tales, released on the official channel from 2024. Pure parody, and funnier once you know everyone.
Picks up where Tenjiku left off. Airing in Japan from 2 October 2026, with worldwide streaming on Disney+. The episode count has not been announced.
⚠ Not out yet. The first episode airs 2 October 2026.
Watch the three aired seasons in release order and you are done. The first season runs 24 episodes and covers the setup plus the Bloody Halloween arc. The Christmas Showdown and Tenjiku seasons are 13 episodes each and were originally billed as two cours of one season, which is why some services number them differently from others. Whatever they are called where you watch, the order does not change. Keep the gap between those two short if you can, because Tenjiku opens directly on the fallout of the Christmas Showdown. That is 50 episodes and roughly 20 hours in total. The Chibi Reve and Douwa Revengers shorts are gag material released on the official YouTube channel and sit outside the story entirely. The Three Deities War arc begins airing on 2 October 2026 and continues from where Tenjiku stopped.
Tokyo Revengers has 3 seasons in the main run — 50 episodes altogether.
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Revengers | TV Series | 24 episodes | April 2021 |
| Tokyo Revengers: Christmas Showdown | TV Series | 13 episodes | January 2023 |
| Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc | TV Series | 13 episodes | October 2023 |
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Revengers: Chibi Reve | ONA | 24 episodes | April 2021 |
| Douwa Revengers | ONA | 18 episodes | October 2024 |
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Revengers: Three Deities War | TV Series | — | October 2026 |
3 titles · 50 episodes · ~20 hours
Where each part of the anime lines up with the source, so you know where to pick up reading.
Only spin-offs that tie into the main story are listed here — anthologies, fan books and the like are left out.
The anime adapts Ken Wakui's manga, serialised in Weekly Shonen Magazine and completed in November 2022 at 31 volumes. The English edition comes from Kodansha. The Tenjiku arc ends partway through volume 22, so that is where to pick up reading. The Three Deities War arc covers roughly volumes 23 to 27, and the final arc through volume 31 has no anime adaptation announced.
Watch the original season, then Christmas Showdown, then the Tenjiku arc. That is 50 episodes, about 20 hours, and covers everything animated so far. The Three Deities War arc starts airing on 2 October 2026.
Christmas Showdown and Tenjiku were produced as two cours of a single second season, and AniList still lists Tenjiku as Season 2 Part 2. Hulu and Disney+ number it as Season 3 instead, and Japanese listings do the same. The arc names are unambiguous where the numbers are not, which is why this guide uses them.
No. Takemichi leaps back and forth within each season, but no season is set before an earlier one, so nothing needs rearranging. Release order and story order are the same list.
Yes. Both are short comedy series released free on the official YouTube channel, not part of the story. Chibi Reve ran alongside the first season with the manga author supervising; Douwa Revengers recasts the characters in fairy tales. Skipping them leaves no gaps.
Not yet. It begins airing in Japan on 2 October 2026 and streams worldwide on Disney+. The episode count has not been announced, though the two previous arcs ran 13 episodes each.
The manga is. Ken Wakui ended it in November 2022 at 31 volumes and 278 chapters. The anime is not finished: the Tenjiku arc stops partway through volume 22, and the Three Deities War arc covers roughly volumes 23 to 27, leaving the final arc unanimated after that.
The first season is on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Disney+. Christmas Showdown and everything after moved to Disney+ worldwide, with Hulu carrying it in the United States, and those seasons are not on Crunchyroll. English dubs exist for all three aired seasons, though the Tenjiku dub arrived months after the subtitled release.
The Tenjiku arc stops partway through volume 22, so start there. The English edition is published by Kodansha, and since the series is complete you can read all the way to the ending without waiting.