An event for the Tokyo Revengers television anime announced in Chiba on Sunday that the anime will have a sequel.
The event also announced Dōwa Revengers (Fairy Tale Revengers), a mini anime with the premise being the Tokyo Revengers version of various fairy tales. The first episode is based on the Japanese folktale Momotarō.
Kodansha USA Publishing is releasing Ken Wakui's original manga in English, and it describes the story:
Watching the news, Takemichi Hanagaki learns that his girlfriend from way back in middle school, Hinata Tachibana, has died. The only girlfriend he ever had was just killed by a villainous group known as the Tokyo Manji Gang. He lives in a crappy apartment with thin walls, and his six-years-younger boss treats him like an idiot. Plus, he's a complete and total virgin … At the height of his rock-bottom life, he suddenly time-leaps twelve years back to his middle school days!! To save Hinata, and change the life he spent running away, hopeless part-timer Takemichi must aim for the top of Kanto's most sinister delinquent gang!!
The manga's first television anime adaptation premiered in April 2021. Crunchyroll streamed the anime as it aired in Japan. The anime's Tokyo Revengers: Christmas Showdown arc premiered on January 7 and aired for 13 episodes. Disney+ and Hulu streamed the series as it aired.
The Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc (Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku-hen), anime premiered in Japan on October 3 on the MBS, TV Tokyo, and AT-X channels, at 24:00 JST (effectively, October 4 at 12:00 midnight), then on 31 affiliate channels all over Japan. Disney+ exclusively streamed the anime worldwide (except in Mainland China) starting on October 3 at 27:00 JST (effectively, October 4 at 3:00 a.m.).
Wakui launched the manga in Weekly Shōnen Magazine in March 2017, and ended the series last November. Weekly Shōnen Magazine is serializing the Tokyo Revengers Extra spinoff manga about the founders of the Tokyo Manji Gang.
The first live-action film based on the manga opened in Japan in July 2021 and was the #1 live-action film in Japan in 2021. Crunchyroll is streaming the film. The first of the two sequel live-action films Chi no Halloween -Unmei- (Bloody Halloween -Fate-) opened in Japan on April 21, 2023, while the second film Chi no Halloween -Kessen- (Bloody Halloween -Decisive Battle-) opened in Japan on June 30.
Source: Comic Natalie