‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 2 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch

‘Tokyo Revengers’ fans have barely settled in after the new arc began, and the next installment is already on the horizon. The War of the Three Titans Arc officially premiered on October 2, 2026, and the fourth and final run is being billed as the big finale for Takemichi’s story.

If you want to know exactly when the ‘Tokyo Revengers’ second episode lands, what time to be ready, and which service to open, here is everything the available schedules and reports confirm so far. We will also look at what the story is setting up.

‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 2 Release Date

One episode tracker lists the second episode for October 10, 2026. That date matches the weekly rhythm of the season.

The season airs weekly in Japan, with MBS and TBS broadcasting on Fridays from October 2. Because the premiere sits in Japan’s Friday late night block, which means it falls on Saturday by the clock, the second episode should follow the same pattern. That points to a Friday label of October 9 and a Saturday arrival of October 10 on the clock in Japan.

Fans hoping for a title will have to wait a little longer. TheTVDB lists the first two episodes with October air dates while leaving the episode titles as TBA. The total episode count for the arc also has not been officially confirmed.

‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 2 Release Time

The timing is where things get a little confusing. The MBS, TBS, CBC, BS-TBS, and Disney+ slots all fall after midnight, which means Saturday on the clock. That is why the same episode can be described as a Friday or a Saturday release depending on who you ask.

For international viewers, Disney+ Japan lists a 2 a.m. JST start, which converts to 5 p.m. UTC, 1 p.m. EDT or 10 a.m. PDT on the premiere day, though these are conversions and not confirmed local release times. If the second episode keeps the same slot, those same times would apply on October 9 for viewers in those regions.

There is one more caveat worth flagging. One outlet could not find a confirmed worldwide drop time for this premiere and advised fans to check their local Disney+ listing for the exact hour. Earlier seasons also got a simultaneous global release, which meant new episodes landed on Disney’s services at a different time than the usual upload slot.

Where to Watch ‘Tokyo Revengers’?

The streaming picture is simpler than the timing. The official site confirms Disney+ as the exclusive global subscription streaming service outside mainland China.

American viewers get a slightly different setup. In the United States the premiere streams on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+, while international territories get it on Disney+. A fan wiki listing for the arc also shows Hulu for the U.S. only and Disney+ worldwide.

Viewers in Japan have several options. The arc airs on MBS, TBS, CBC and BS-TBS. AT-X carries it on Saturdays. An English dub schedule has not been announced.

Anyone planning a rewatch before the new episode should note that the services are split. Crunchyroll streamed the first season, which remains the only entry available on that platform, so newcomers will need to split their rewatch across services.

‘Tokyo Revengers’ Preview and What to Expect

No episode specific preview has surfaced yet, but the official arc synopsis gives a clear sense of the emotional stakes. The conflict between the Tokyo Manji Gang and Tenjiku ended gruesomely, and Takemichi finds himself in awe of the late Tetta Kisaki. After hearing the full truth behind the time leaps, Mikey makes a crucial decision.

The story then jumps toward the future Takemichi has been chasing from the start. He finally reaches the ultimate future where Hinata is alive, but a certain person is nowhere to be found. That sets the stage for an era where three teams battle for dominance and the final revenge begins.

The trailers have offered a few more clues. The second promotional video opens with Mikey asking Takemichi for help, then introduces key figures from the three major factions, including Brahman and Rokuhara Tandai. New characters central to the conflict include Senju Kawaragi, Takeomi Akashi, Wakasa Imaushi, Keizo Arashi and South Terano.

Liden Films returns as the studio, and Maki Kodaira directs this season. The fourth promotional video also previewed the opening song from the group JO1 and showed Mikey in the Kanto Manji Gang. With Mikey reaching out for help and three rival factions circling Tokyo, which gang do you think poses the biggest threat to Takemichi’s final revenge, and can he really save Mikey this time?