Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc is the fourth season of the hit anime and the penultimate chapter of Ken Wakui’s original manga story. The season began streaming worldwide on Friday, October 2, 2026, and will run for 13 episodes until December 25, 2026. Every episode arrives on a Friday, giving viewers a fixed weekly slot to follow Takemichi Hanagaki’s final major time-leap mission.
This guide covers the full episode calendar, exact release times for major regions, streaming platforms, and the key production details behind the arc.
What This Arc Covers in the Story
The War of the Three Titans Arc adapts the “Three Deities Arc” from the manga. It picks up after the brutal Tenjiku conflict, where Izana Kurokawa was killed and Tetta Kisaki died in a truck collision. Takemichi Hanagaki told Mikey the truth about his time-leaping ability, and Mikey responded by dissolving the Tokyo Manji Gang.
Takemichi returns to the present expecting a peaceful timeline. Instead, he learns that Mikey has vanished and become the leader of Bonten, a massive criminal organization. The new season follows Takemichi as he leaps back to 2008 one more time, now caught between three powerful gangs: Rokuhara Tandai, Brahman, and Kanto Manji.
Full Episode Release Schedule for All 13 Episodes
Every episode releases on a Friday. The dates below are the official global streaming dates confirmed by the production’s Blu-ray and DVD listings.
- Episode 1: October 2, 2026 — titled “Break up”
- Episode 2: October 9, 2026
- Episode 3: October 16, 2026
- Episode 4: October 23, 2026
- Episode 5: October 30, 2026
- Episode 6: November 6, 2026
- Episode 7: November 13, 2026
- Episode 8: November 20, 2026
- Episode 9: November 27, 2026
- Episode 10: December 4, 2026
- Episode 11: December 11, 2026
- Episode 12: December 18, 2026
- Episode 13: December 25, 2026
The season adapts 13 episodes across three Blu-ray and DVD volumes in Japan. Each episode runs for roughly 24 minutes, matching the length of previous seasons.
Where to Watch and Exact Release Times
Disney+ holds exclusive streaming rights for the arc in every region except mainland China. Viewers in the United States can also watch on Hulu, where the season is listed as a Hulu original. Crunchyroll does not carry the new season; its Tokyo Revengers catalog is limited to Season 1 only.
The worldwide simulcast follows the Japanese television broadcast on MBS, TBS, CBC, BS-TBS, and AT-X. The first episode premiered at 25:53 JST on Japanese television, which is 1:53 AM JST on Saturday, October 3 in actual local time. The same moment translates to different dates and times across the globe.
Here are the exact release times for major regions for a standard Friday episode:
- USA (Pacific Time): 9:53 AM
- USA (Eastern Time): 12:53 PM
- Canada: Same as the U.S. Eastern Time zone
- United Kingdom: 5:53 PM
- Central Europe (Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Poland): 6:53 PM
- India: 10:23 PM
- Japan: 1:53 AM on Saturday (late-night broadcast)
- Philippines: 12:53 AM on Saturday
- Australia (eastern states): Early morning hours of Saturday
These times come from the official simulcast schedule and are consistent across the season. Viewers outside these regions can check their local Disney+ page, as the platform adjusts display times automatically.
Staff Changes and Theme Songs
Animation studio Liden Films returns to produce the season, continuing its work from earlier arcs. The director’s chair changes hands: Maki Kodaira takes over from Kōichi Hatsumi, who moves into a story coordination role. Yasuyuki Mutō returns as scriptwriter, and Hiroaki Tsutsumi continues as music composer.
The new opening theme is “IGNITE” by JO1, and the ending theme is “TRICK STAR” by go!go!vanillas. The English dub launched at the same time as the Japanese audio, a detail confirmed by the U.S. streaming listing.
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What to Know Before Starting Episode 1
The War of the Three Titans Arc is the second-to-last arc of the Tokyo Revengers manga. It runs for 29 chapters in the source material, and the 13-episode season adapts that material into a single cour. The final arc, Kanto Manji Arc, follows after this one.
Viewers who want to catch up before starting the new season need to finish the Tenjiku Arc, which is the third season of the anime. The new season does not spend time re-explaining past events, so the emotional weight of Mikey’s disappearance and Takemichi’s decision to leap back to 2008 depends on knowing how the previous arc ended.
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