Tokyo Revengers: Explosive Twists await in Tenjiku Arc Episode 3 - Find out Release Date, Streaming Details, and Exciting Updates!
Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc Episode 3 is set to release on October 18 at 12 am JST Prepare for an action-packed episode as the story continues to unfold Don't miss out on the thrilling events that await in this exciting installment!
The third episode of Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc is set to be released at 12 am JST on Wednesday, October 18. It will be aired on Japanese television networks such as MBS, AT-X, TV TOKYO, and others. It's important to note that the availability of the upcoming episode for streaming may vary depending on different time zones, with the possibility of it being accessible in most countries as early as Tuesday.
In this week's episode, Mikey declares war on Tenjiku, who launched a sudden attack on all the members of the Tokyo Manji gang.
Takemichi, in order to gather information, decides to travel back in time and seek help from Naoto. Along his journey, he encounters Shiba Taiju, who reveals shocking connections between Tenjiku, Izana, and the past.
Finally, in a dire confrontation, Naoto sacrifices himself to transport Takemichi back to the past.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc.
Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc Episode 3 release information
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The third episode of the Tenjiku Arc in Tokyo Revengers is set to be released on Tuesday, October 17, 2023, in most countries worldwide. However, fans in Japan can expect to see the episode on Wednesday, October 18, 2023, at 12 am JST.
Please keep in mind that the release date and time may differ depending on the time zone. The anime's official website has informed that the series will be simulcast internationally, with a three-hour delay.
Here are the release times for episode 3 of Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc in different time zones:
Pacific Standard Time: 10 am, Tuesday, October 17
Central Standard Time: 11 am, Tuesday, October 17
Eastern Standard Time: 1 pm, Tuesday, October 17
British Standard Time: 6 pm, Tuesday, October 17
Central European Time: 7 pm, Tuesday, October 17
Indian Standard Time: 11:30 pm, Tuesday, October 17
Philippine Standard Time: 2 am, Wednesday, October 18
Australian Central Standard Time: 3:30 am, Wednesday, October 18
Recap of Episode 2 of Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc
A still from Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc (Image via Liden Films)
In Episode 2 of Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku arc, titled "Mortal Enemy," the plot thickens as Mikey holds an urgent meeting with the Tokyo Manji gang. During the gathering, Takemichi becomes concerned about a possible traitor, as warned by Kakucho. In response to the recent attacks, Mikey declares war on Tenjiku. To gather crucial information about this group, Takemichi travels back 12 years to seek Naoto's help.
During his journey, Takemichi encounters Shiba Taiju, the former leader of the 10th generation Black Dragon. Taiju reveals a shocking truth: Kurokawa Izana, the former leader of the 8th generation, is the mastermind behind Tenjiku.
Furthermore, Izana played a major part in organizing the Kanto Incident and has now been implicated in fabricating Kisaki Tetta's demise by arranging for his relocation overseas. Astonishingly, it has been revealed that Izana is now at the helm of the Tokyo Manji Gang following the untimely death of Sano Manjiro.
Wow, Izana's involvement in the Kanto Incident and the deception surrounding Kisaki Tetta's death is mind-blowing! And to top it all off, he's now the leader of the Tokyo Manji Gang after Sano Manjiro's passing. Talk about a twist! #TokyoManjiGang #ShockingRevelation
During their conversation with Taiju and Naoto, Takeru is interrupted by Kokonoi and Inui, two former members of the Black Dragon who are now aligned with Izana. As tensions rise, Taiju confronts them, giving Naoto and Takeru a chance to flee.
However, their escape is quickly thwarted as they walk right into an ambush. Naoto is fatally shot by Kisaki, while Kakucho sets his sights on Takeru. With little hope remaining, Naoto miraculously transports Takeru back to the past through one final handshake.
