‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 3 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The final stretch of ‘Tokyo Revengers’ is now underway, and viewers are already looking ahead to the next installment. The third episode is scheduled for October 16, following the second episode on October 9. That puts the series on a steady weekly rhythm after a premiere that reset the board for Takemichi and Mikey.
For anyone planning their viewing, the details are fairly straightforward. The War of the Three Titans Arc premiered on October 2. Here is what is known about the release date, the exact timing, the streaming options and what the story has set up so far.
‘Tokyo Revengers’ Release Date for the Next Episode
One schedule lists the third episode for October 16, with the fourth landing on October 23 and the fifth on October 30. That lines up with a weekly Friday cadence that began with the opening episode. Viewers who missed the early weeks have a short window to catch up before the third episode arrives.
The fourth season has been framed as the end of the road for the anime. The sequel was first announced in July 2024 with a teaser visual of Takemichi and Mikey, and it continues after the Tenjiku Arc. The wait between seasons was long, which makes a consistent weekly schedule a welcome change.
The arc adapts the second to last storyline of Ken Wakui’s manga and covers 29 chapters. That context matters for pacing, since it suggests a focused run rather than a sprawling one. It also explains why the production has leaned on a tight, serialized release plan.
Release Time Across Regions
New episodes arrive on Fridays at 3 a.m. PT, which is 6 a.m. ET, on both Hulu and Disney+. Viewers in other time zones can convert from those anchors, and the Friday morning release in North America means the episode lands very early in the day. Fans on the East Coast get it three hours after the West Coast.
The Japanese broadcast comes first. MBS and TBS began broadcasting the arc at 1:23 a.m. in Japan on the premiere date, while streaming began at 2:00 a.m. Japan time. That short gap between television and streaming keeps international audiences close to the original airing.
Because the exact conversion depends on location, checking a local clock against the Pacific and Eastern times is the safest approach. The weekly timing appears to be consistent, so the same early Friday window should apply to the third episode. Anyone watching outside North America should look at how their own platform lists the series.
Where to Watch ‘Tokyo Revengers’ Online
Disney+ is the exclusive global subscription streaming service for the arc outside mainland China. In the United States, the series sits on a second platform as well. It is streaming on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ in the United States as part of the fall anime schedule.
Language options are covered too. Episodes are released with English subtitles and an English dub. The dub launched at the same time as the Japanese release, which is a promising sign for the rest of the season. That is a meaningful change for viewers who prefer to watch in English without waiting.
There is one quirk worth knowing before searching for the show. It is currently listed as the third season on the platform despite being the fourth season. Anyone who cannot find it under the expected label should look for the third season entry instead.
‘Tokyo Revengers’ Preview and What the Story Has Set Up
A specific synopsis for the third episode has not surfaced in the sources reviewed, so the clearest preview comes from the opening episode and the official arc description. The first episode is titled “Break up,” and the premiere synopsis has Takemichi telling Mikey about his time travel once again, with Mikey responding by dissolving the Tokyo Manji Gang. That decision reshapes the entire conflict that follows.
The official setup points to a bigger problem in the future. Takemichi reaches the ultimate future where Hinata is alive, but a certain person is nowhere to be found, and the story moves into an era where three teams battle for dominance. The tension here comes from a victory that feels incomplete, which gives the arc a more uneasy tone than a typical rescue mission.
Marketing has hinted at the stakes. The second trailer opens with Mikey asking Takemichi for help, then introduces central figures from the three most powerful gangs that rose after the Tokyo Manji Gang dissolved. The anime has also revealed voice cast members for the founding members of Black Dragon and for South Terano. The production team is new at the top as well. Maki Kodaira is directing in place of Koichi Hatsumi, who is now writing scripts for Liden Films.
The sound of the season is part of the pitch too. The opening theme is “IGNITE” by JO1, and the ending theme is “TRICK STAR” by go!go!vanillas. With the Tokyo Manji Gang gone and Mikey’s path uncertain, how do you think Takemichi should approach the third episode and the first real test of the Three Titans era?
