‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 3 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch as the Three Titans Era Takes Shape
‘Tokyo Revengers’ has officially entered its last stretch, and the War of the Three Titans Arc is already making the case that Takemichi’s story is far from tidy. The arc premiered on October 2 and is being billed as the big finale for Takemichi’s story. After years of timeline hopping, the final run feels like the show finally cashing in its biggest emotional chips.
With the third episode of the ‘Tokyo Revengers’ final season now on the horizon, fans are hunting for the exact date, the release time in their region and the right place to stream it. Here is everything that has been confirmed so far, along with a look at what the story has set up heading into the next chapter.
‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 3 Release Date
The third episode is currently listed for October 16, following the second episode on October 9. One weekly schedule has the first block of episodes running every Friday, with the seventh episode landing on November 13. That gives fans a steady weekly rhythm to plan around.
Japan sits ahead of most of the world, so dates can look different depending on where you live. The arc premiered on Japanese channels on October 2 at 25:53, which effectively means 1:53 a.m. on October 3. Expect the same late night slot to apply to the third episode on its own Friday.
The season is set to run for 13 episodes, spread across three Blu-ray and DVD releases in Japan. That means plenty of runway remains, but the story moves quickly once the three factions start colliding.
‘Tokyo Revengers’ Release Time Across Time Zones
Release times are where things get slightly messy, because outlets are not reporting the same hour. One schedule says new episodes arrive on Fridays at 3:00 a.m. PT or 6:00 a.m. ET on Hulu and Disney+. That would put the third episode in American morning feeds on October 16.
Another outlet pointed to an earlier window for the second episode. It said Disney+ would release that episode at roughly 6 p.m. BST or 1 p.m. ET on Thursday, October 8. That timing lines up with a streaming start shortly after the Japanese broadcast, which is why some regions see episodes land a day before Friday.
One report said the official site lists the Disney+ launch for the arc at 2:00 a.m. Japan time on premiere day. Since the sources do not fully agree, the safest move is to check the countdown on your own Disney+ page once the third episode is posted.
Where to Watch ‘Tokyo Revengers’?
The streaming picture is simple. The arc streams worldwide exclusively on Disney+, with the exception of China. If you already have a subscription, you are covered for every new episode.
American viewers also have a second option. Hulu is listed as the platform for the United States alongside Disney+ worldwide. Episodes are reported to carry English subtitles and an English dub.
Anyone in Japan has the traditional route. The broadcast runs on MBS, TBS and CBC, and it will also air on BS-TBS and AT-X. For everyone else, Disney+ is the home base for the whole final saga.
‘Tokyo Revengers’ Episode 3 Preview
No official preview for the third episode has surfaced in the material available yet. Even for the second episode, one outlet noted that no episode specific preview had appeared, so the arc synopsis was the best guide to the stakes. That means any talk about the next chapter should be treated as context rather than confirmed plot.
What is clear is how the story opened. In the first episode Takemichi confesses his time leaping ability to Mikey, and the Tokyo Manji Gang is declared finished at Musashi Shrine while still at its peak. The review team at Anime News Network framed the emotional puzzle well in its fall preview guide, asking why Takemichi still feels on edge now that Kisaki is gone.
The bigger hook is the power vacuum. Takemichi reaches a future where Hinata is alive, yet Mikey is nowhere to be found. Three groups now dominate the city, and one of them is the Kanto Manji Gang, founded and led by Mikey himself. The second promotional video introduces major figures from the factions, including Brahman and Rokuhara Tandai.
Production is leaning into the spectacle too. The opening theme is IGNITE by JO1, and the ending theme is TRICK STAR by go!go!vanillas. With Mikey leading a gang that Takemichi never wanted to see exist, do you think the Kanto Manji Gang is the true villain of this final arc, or is Takemichi still missing the real threat in the shadows?
