‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 8 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The next episode of ‘Tokyo Revengers’ is scheduled for November 20, one entry in a weekly Friday schedule that runs through December 18 before a second cour begins. The release arrives as the anime adapts the manga’s concluding storylines, which center on a struggle among the Kanto Manji Gang, Brahman and Rokuhara Tandai.
For viewers tracking the ‘Tokyo Revengers’ release date, time and streaming options, the picture is mostly settled, though a few time zone differences deserve attention. This guide covers when the episode drops, where to watch it and what the story has set up so far.
Release Date and Time for the Next Episode
New installments of the War of the Three Titans Arc release on Fridays at 3 a.m. PT, which is 6 a.m. ET, on Hulu and Disney+. That puts the next ‘Tokyo Revengers’ episode on Friday, November 20, for most international audiences.
Not every outlet agrees on the exact hour. Review Geek listed the previous episode for about 6 p.m. BST and 1 p.m. ET on Friday, November 13, on Disney+. Another guide says new episodes stream every Friday at 2 a.m. JST. Because the listings differ, checking your local Disney+ page is the safest way to confirm the precise start time.
Episodes run roughly 23 minutes, in line with the usual runtime for this type of anime. After the next episode, the schedule lists the ninth episode on November 27 and the tenth on December 4. Anime News Network lists the season at 13 episodes. One schedule marks the thirteenth episode as to be announced, placing it in a second cour.
Where to Watch the Anime in the United States and Abroad
The official site confirms Disney+ as the exclusive global subscription streaming service for the season outside mainland China. Viewers in most regions can follow the weekly releases on that platform.
In the United States, the series streams on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+, while international territories get it on Disney+. Episodes are released with English subtitles and an English dub. That makes the viewing options straightforward for both subtitle and dub audiences.
Within Japan, the series airs on MBS, TBS, CBC, BS-TBS and Disney+, while AT-X carries it on Saturday evenings. Japanese broadcasts sit in a late night block, so the date on the calendar can differ from the date viewers actually watch. Anyone trying to avoid spoilers should plan around that gap.
Preview of the Story Ahead
Official plot details for the upcoming episode have not surfaced yet, so the clearest guide is where the story currently stands. The recent episodes have pushed the central conflict from setup into open confrontation.
The fifth episode established 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 closed with South beating Draken while Brahman prepared to attack.
A preview of the seventh episode pointed to a clash between South Terano and Brahman boss Senju Kawaragi, with Mikey hovering on the perimeter. The same preview described Takemichi facing the realization that pulling Mikey back from villainy means enduring severe physical punishment. If that trajectory holds, the next episode should keep the pressure on both the gang war and the bond between Takemichi and Mikey.
The Story So Far and the Team Behind the Final Arc
After the conflict between the Tokyo Manji Gang and Tenjiku ended, Takemichi arrives at the best possible future where Hinata is alive, but Mikey is nowhere to be found. The world is now known as the Three Titans Era, with three gangs vying for supremacy.
In its premiere review, Anime News Network observed that the opening episode could have worked as an upbeat coda to the series, with Takemichi saying goodbye to his friends and proposing to Hina. That setup makes the later turn toward the Three Titans conflict feel more jarring, which suits a story built on time travel.
The season is based on the manga series by Ken Wakui. Maki Kodaira has taken over as director from Koichi Hatsumi, who directed the first three seasons. Yūki Shin voices Takemichi Hanagaki and Yū Hayashi voices Manjiro Sano.
With Takemichi still trying to reach Mikey while three gangs edge closer to all out war, do you think he can pull Mikey back without losing another friend along the way, and what would the next episode need to show to convince you?
