‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 7 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The seventh episode of ‘Tokyo Revengers’ is scheduled for November 13, and it arrives as the final arc of the anime moves from setup into open conflict. This guide covers the release date, the release time, the streaming options and what the story so far suggests about what comes next.
The final saga adapts the finale of Ken Wakui’s manga, which concluded in November 2022. It begins after Mikey disbands the Tokyo Manji Gang and Takemichi is finally free of his nemesis Kisaki, which sets up the uneasy world that ‘Tokyo Revengers’ now explores.
Release Date and Weekly Schedule
New episodes arrive on Fridays, and the first episode of the arc debuted on October 2. The sixth installment of the season of 13 episodes is set for November 6, which puts the seventh episode exactly one week later.
The schedule runs weekly through December 18 for the twelfth episode, while the thirteenth is listed as TBA under a second cour. That listing suggests the season may not conclude in one uninterrupted run, although no official explanation has been given.
Each episode runs roughly 26 minutes. Weekly anime calendars also list the series as a Friday release in the United States, so the cadence has stayed consistent so far.
Release Time and Where to Watch
Episodes of ‘Tokyo Revengers’ release on Fridays at 3 a.m. Pacific Time, which is 6 a.m. Eastern Time. For viewers in other regions, the local time will depend on the time zone, so it is worth checking the listing on your own service.
The series streams on Hulu and Disney+, with both English subtitles and an English dub available. Release calendars list Hulu for the United States alongside Disney+, and Anime News Network also identifies Disney+ as the home for the weekly episodes.
Not every calendar has settled on an exact hour. One weekly listing still marks the time as not announced, which is another reason to rely on the streaming service itself on release day.
What the Preview Suggests
A detailed synopsis for the seventh episode has not surfaced yet, so the clearest guide is where the story stands now. According to Bubbleblabber, Takemichi is thrown ten years into the past and lands two years after the Tokyo Manji Gang disbanded, in a world where Rokuhara Tandai, Brahman and Kanto Manji fight for supremacy.
The fifth episode establishes that Mikey leads Kanto Manji in Shibuya, South Terano leads Rokuhara Tandai in Minato Ward and Senju leads Brahman in Shinjuku, a trio known as the Three Titans. That episode closes with South beating Draken while Brahman prepares to attack.
Ahead of the sixth episode, the three factions are described as preparing for unavoidable violence. The Bubbleblabber reviewer noted that another major confrontation is brewing and that the stakes keep rising. It is reasonable to expect the seventh episode to push that tension further.
Season Context and Early Reception
Maki Kodaira directs the arc at LIDEN FILMS, replacing Koichi Hatsumi, who now collaborates on overseeing the scripts. The change in leadership has not stopped the production from drawing attention, especially given how long the story has been running.
Anime News Network offered a more cautious early read. Its reviewer said the first episode could have worked as an upbeat coda, since Takemichi says goodbye to his friends, proposes to Hina and promises to meet them again in twelve years, and that it left the reviewer unsure where the series was headed.
The mood has shifted since. Bubbleblabber scored a recent episode 7.5 out of 10, praising the fight animation and the emotional conversations with Hina, and described it as the point where the season began gaining momentum. With Mikey ruling Kanto Manji and Takemichi trying to reach him, do you think the war between the Three Titans can end without costing Takemichi the friend he came back to save, and what would the seventh episode need to show to convince you?
