Tokyo Revengers Season 4 Episode Count Revealed

MangaForever · 2026-10-05 08:56 UTC

The fourth season of the Tokyo Revengers anime will consist of 13 episodes. This season adapts the Three Deities arc from Ken Wakui's original manga.

The official website confirmed that the season will feature 13 episodes, which will be released across three Blu-ray and DVD volumes in Japan. The new opening theme, titled IGNITE, is performed by JO1, while the ending theme is TRICK STAR by go!go!vanillas. This installment covers the penultimate narrative arc of the series. It remains to be seen how the final Kanto Manji arc will be handled following this conclusion.

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