Tokyo Revengers Season 4 (Three Deities Arc) Release Date, Trailer & What to Expect

Tokyo Revengers Santen Sensou-hen (Three Deities Arc) key visual

Tokyo Revengers Season 4, officially titled Tokyo Revengers: Santen Sensou-hen (the Three Deities Arc), premieres on October 3, 2026. It picks up directly after the Tenjiku arc and adapts the manga’s final stretch, in which Takemichi jumps two years further into the future, finds Toman gone, and lands in the middle of a three-way war between Brahman, Rokuhara Tandai and Mikey’s Kanto Manji Gang. Here is everything confirmed so far: the release date, staff, trailer, where it streams and how much of the manga is left.

Tokyo Revengers Three Deities Arc release date

The new season begins in Japan on October 3, 2026, in the Fall 2026 season. Current listings place the broadcast in a Friday late-night slot (technically the early hours of Saturday, October 3, Japan time), which is the same kind of slot the Christmas Showdown and Tenjiku arcs used in 2023. Nearly three years will have passed since the Tenjiku arc ended in December 2023, the longest gap the anime has had.

An episode count has not been announced. The Tenjiku arc ran 13 episodes, and the Three Deities arc is substantially longer in the manga, so a two-cour run, or a split into two parts as Season 2 was, is the likely structure. We will update this page when the format is confirmed.

Character art of Takemichi Hanagaki and Manjiro
Takemichi and Mikey. The final arc is, at its core, about whether Takemichi can still reach him. © Ken Wakui, Kodansha / Tokyo Revengers Anime Production Committee

Key facts at a glance

Detail Confirmed information
Title Tokyo Revengers: Santen Sensou-hen (東京リベンジャーズ 三天戦争編)
Also known as Tokyo Revengers Season 4 / Three Deities Arc
Premiere (Japan) October 3, 2026
Studio LIDENFILMS
Series composition Yasuyuki Mutou
Music Hiroaki Tsutsumi
Previous arc Tenjiku Arc (13 episodes, Oct–Dec 2023)
Episode count Not yet announced

What the Three Deities Arc is about

The Tenjiku arc ended with Takemichi finally winning: Kisaki was gone, the Tenjiku conflict resolved, and a future in which Hina lived seemed within reach. The Three Deities arc opens by pulling that apart. Takemichi returns to the present and finds that Mikey vanished after dissolving Toman, and that the Tokyo underworld is now split three ways between the gangs that rose in its place:

  • Brahman, led by Senju Kawaragi with Takeomi Akashi, Waka and Benkei behind her, the crew Takemichi ends up fighting alongside.
  • Rokuhara Tandai, led by South Terano, with the Haitani brothers, Mochi and Mucho in its ranks.
  • Kanto Manji Gang, Mikey’s new organisation, run day to day by Sanzu and Kakucho.

The title translates roughly as the Three Deities War: the three leaders are treated as gods of the Tokyo delinquent world, and the arc builds to a full-scale battle between them. For the anime it is the biggest set-piece the series has attempted, and it introduces Senju, South and Takeomi, who have been the most anticipated unadapted characters in the franchise for years.

Character art of Ran Haitani and Yasuhiro
Ran Haitani and Mucho return on the Rokuhara Tandai side of the war. © Ken Wakui, Kodansha / Tokyo Revengers Anime Production Committee

How much manga is left

Ken Wakui’s Tokyo Revengers manga ran in Weekly Shonen Magazine from March 2017 until its conclusion in November 2022, ending at 278 chapters and 31 volumes. The Tenjiku arc anime finished around chapter 185, which leaves the Three Deities arc and the shorter final “Bonten” epilogue material, roughly 90 chapters in total. That is comfortably enough for a two-cour season, and it means Santen Sensou-hen is very likely the anime’s final major arc. Whether the studio adapts the manga’s divisive last chapters in the same season or holds them for a film is one of the open questions.

The English manga is published by Kodansha (Seven Seas handles print) and the full series is available digitally, so readers who want to know how the war ends before October can.

Studio and staff

LIDENFILMS returns as the studio, as it has for every season since 2021, and the core team is largely intact:

  • Original creator: Ken Wakui
  • Series composition: Yasuyuki Mutou (with Kouichi Hatsumi assisting)
  • Character design: Keiko Oota and Kenichi Oonuki
  • Music: Hiroaki Tsutsumi
  • Sound director: Satoki Iida
  • Art design: Yuuho Taniuchi
  • Bike design: Hideki Fukushima

Mutou has written the series since the first season, and Tsutsumi’s score has been one of its most consistent strengths, so tonally this should feel continuous with the Tenjiku arc rather than a reboot. The director for the new arc has not been listed on the official materials yet; Koichi Hatsumi directed the first three seasons.

Tokyo Revengers Tenjiku Arc (Season 2 Part 2) banner art
The Tenjiku arc (2023) ended with Kisaki gone and Toman about to change forever. © Ken Wakui, Kodansha / Tokyo Revengers Anime Production Committee

Trailer

Watch the official announcement trailer below:

Where to watch

An international streaming platform for the Three Deities arc has not been confirmed yet. Streaming rights for the series have moved around: Season 1 streamed on Crunchyroll, while the Christmas Showdown and Tenjiku arcs went to Disney+ and Hulu as part of Disney’s anime push. Expect the announcement to come from the official site or the @anime_toman account closer to October; we will update this section as soon as it does.

To catch up: Season 1 (24 episodes), the Christmas Showdown arc (13) and the Tenjiku arc (13) are all required viewing, and the Tenjiku finale is the direct lead-in.

Character art of Hinata Tachibana and Keizo
Hinata Tachibana, whose survival is still the whole point, and Brahman’s Benkei. © Ken Wakui, Kodansha / Tokyo Revengers Anime Production Committee

Why this season matters

Tokyo Revengers was one of the biggest anime of 2021, and the manga sold over 70 million copies, but the anime has never had the production budget its popularity suggested, and the wait between arcs has drained some of the momentum. The Three Deities arc is the franchise’s chance to close on a high: it has the largest cast, the most fights and the final answer to the question the series has asked since episode 1, which is whether Takemichi can save Mikey as well as Hina.

It also lands in a crowded October. The Apothecary Diaries Season 3 premieres the day before, Blue Box Season 2 the day after, and Dragon Ball Super: Beerus the following weekend. See our Fall 2026 anime season preview for the full slate.

FAQ

When does Tokyo Revengers Season 4 come out?

October 3, 2026 in Japan. It is officially titled Tokyo Revengers: Santen Sensou-hen (Three Deities Arc).

Is this the final season?

It adapts the manga’s final major arc. Whether the epilogue chapters are included in the same season has not been confirmed.

How many episodes will it have?

Not announced. The arc is longer than Tenjiku (13 episodes), so a two-cour or two-part run is likely.

Where does it start in the manga?

Immediately after the Tenjiku arc, around chapter 186 of Ken Wakui’s manga.

Where can I stream it?

Not yet announced. Previous arcs streamed on Crunchyroll (Season 1) and Disney+/Hulu (Seasons 2 and 3).

This article will be updated as the episode count, director, cast additions and streaming platform are confirmed. Last updated September 15, 2026.

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