Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc got its fourth trailer on August 24, 2026, on the anime’s official YouTube channel. That’s two months ahead of the October 2, 2026 broadcast premiere in Japan and the same-day Disney+ stream worldwide. The cut runs about two minutes and twenty seconds, and it pulls a mean trick: it shows you a peaceful life, then takes it away.
Trailer via TV anime “Tokyo Revengers” on YouTube, the franchise’s official channel.
The Quick Facts
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Arc | War of the Three Titans Arc (Season 4) |
| Japan broadcast | October 2, 2026 — MBS/TBS (late night), CBC; AT-X October 3 |
| Global stream | Disney+, same-day, worldwide excluding China |
| Studio | LIDEN FILMS |
| Director | Maki Kodaira |
| Source material | Ken Wakui’s manga, serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shōnen Magazine |
| Opening theme | “IGNITE” — JO1 |
| Ending theme | “TRICK STAR” — go!go!vanillas |
| New cast this arc | Mariya Ise (Senju Kawaragi), Naoyuki Shimozuru (Takeomi Akashi), Shinnosuke Tachibana (Wakasa Imaushi), Takanori Hoshino (Keizo Arashi), Hiroki Yasumoto (South Terano) |
No Gang Colors, Just Normal Life
The trailer opens on a reunion shot of Tokyo Manji Gang’s surviving core, out of uniform and in regular clothes. Then comes that time-leap device on a wrist, and then plain daylight life: two people riding a scooter down a residential street, someone walking a quiet sidewalk, and Takemichi Hanagaki walking into a formal dining room in a suit.
Wait, Is That Hinata?
What comes next looks like an engagement dinner. Takemichi sits across from a pink-haired woman, and the trailer never says who she is.
The arc’s synopsis, as reported by Anime News Network, says that after leaving the past behind, Takemichi “finally reaches the ultimate future where his beloved Hinata is alive.” So she’s probably Hinata Tachibana, but the trailer never says.
A bouquet shot follows, then a cafe scene with three characters working a counter in casual clothes. None of it is fight footage. For a show built on violent time loops, opening this deliberately on peace says a lot about what this “ultimate future” is supposed to feel like. Right up until the trailer takes it away.
Then It Turns, Fast
Takemichi is still smiling. Then the trailer cuts to a cold, blue-lit close-up of a face it doesn’t identify. The colors shift to warn you something’s wrong before any violence shows up, and the cut is quick enough that the trailer seems to be hiding this person on purpose.
About eleven seconds later, Takemichi’s face is streaked with blood. From the last calm shot to the first bloody one takes under fifteen seconds.
Lots of Violence, Zero Names
From there, the trailer cuts fast between bloodied faces, swinging fists and a hand gripping something dark with blood running down it. A long-haired, blood-streaked figure shows up in close-up, and later someone is lying down, hurt. None of them are named. This arc does add five new characters (Senju Kawaragi, Takeomi Akashi, Wakasa Imaushi, Keizo Arashi and South Terano), but the trailer gives you nothing to match faces to names.
One more thing: Mikey (Sano Manjiro), known across the franchise for his blond, swept-back hair, doesn’t show up anywhere in the violent back half. Whether that means something or is just how the trailer was cut, it doesn’t say.
What’s New Here
Coverage of the second and third trailers earlier this year described them as focused on cast reveals and confirming the October debut, not fights. This fourth trailer is the first of the four to show blood and physical violence on screen. It’s also the first to pair that with a fully domestic opening. The dinner and bouquet moments don’t appear in earlier promo material for this arc.
What the Trailer Keeps to Itself
There’s no dialogue or narration. It runs entirely on music and sound design, with no voiced or subtitled lines. No villain is named or clearly set up as the arc’s bad guy. And while the synopsis talks about a “final revenge” in “the era of the Three Titans, where three teams battle for dominance,” the trailer never shows all three factions together, or says who they are beyond what the title tells you.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc premiere?
October 2, 2026 on MBS and TBS in Japan (late-night slot), with CBC also airing October 2 and AT-X following October 3. Disney+ streams the arc worldwide, excluding China, the same day new episodes air in Japan.
Is this trailer a recut of earlier War of the Three Titans previews?
No. It’s the fourth distinct trailer for this arc, posted August 24, 2026 to the anime’s official YouTube channel, and it’s the first of the four to show blood or physical violence on screen.
Does the trailer confirm what happens to Mikey (Sano Manjiro)?
No. Mikey doesn’t appear in any shot of the trailer’s violent second half. The arc’s official synopsis says Takemichi reaches a future where his girlfriend Hinata is alive but where someone else, unnamed in the synopsis, cannot be found. The trailer doesn’t show who that is.
What arc of the manga does Tokyo Revengers Season 4 adapt?
The War of the Three Titans Arc, which follows the Tenjiku Arc covered in Season 3 (Season 2 adapted the Christmas Showdown Arc), adapting Ken Wakui’s manga as serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shōnen Magazine.
Where can I watch previous seasons of Tokyo Revengers?
Prior seasons have streamed on Crunchyroll and Disney+ depending on region; Disney+ is confirmed as the exclusive global streamer for this new arc.
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