After the conflict with Tenjiku, Takemichi reaches the future he has been fighting for. Hinata is alive, but Mikey's fate sends him back into the past once more. That is the starting point for Tokyo Revengers: Santen Sensou-hen, the anime sequel to the Tenjiku Arc.
Japanese broadcast and Disney+ schedule
The series premiered in Japan's late-night Friday slot on October 2, 2026. By the calendar, the first episode aired early on October 3. MBS and TBS broadcast it 30 minutes before CBC.
| Channel or service | Japan time (UTC+9) | Vietnam time (UTC+7) |
|---|---|---|
| MBS, TBS | Saturday 01:23 from October 3 | Friday 23:23 from October 2 |
| CBC | Saturday 01:53 from October 3 | Friday 23:53 from October 2 |
| Disney+ Japan | Saturday 02:00 from October 3 | Saturday 00:00 from October 3 |
The distribution announcement names Disney+ as the exclusive subscription streaming service worldwide, excluding mainland China. The table converts the Japanese service's release time for convenience. It does not separately confirm service availability or Vietnamese subtitles in Vietnam.
Takemichi returns to save Mikey
Santen Sensou-hen, also known as the War of the Three Titans Arc, brings Takemichi into a conflict between Kanto Manji, Brahman and Rokuhara Tandai. Mikey leads Kanto Manji, while Senju Kawaragi and South Terano head the other two groups. Takemichi enters their struggle in an attempt to change Mikey's future.
His relationship with Mikey provides the connection to the previous arc. Saving Hinata cannot end Takemichi's journey while a friend who once fought beside him still faces a dark outcome. New viewers should start with the first season, then watch the Christmas Showdown and Tenjiku arcs before this sequel.
A new director and two theme songs
LIDENFILMS returns as the animation studio, with Maki Kodaira directing. Yasuyuki Muto handles series composition, assisted by previous director Koichi Hatsumi. Hiroaki Tsutsumi returns as composer.
JO1 performs the opening song “IGNITE”, while go!go!vanillas supplies the ending song “Trickster”. The fourth promotional video pairs “IGNITE” with Takemichi's return to the past to save Mikey.
Sources: official broadcast announcement, Disney+ Japan, staff credits and fourth promotional video.
