Tokyo Revengers Released Fourth Season
The anime series has returned with a new 13-episode arc focused on the War of the Three Titans.
Updated on Oct. 3, 2026 in Animation
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Tokyo Revengers has officially launched its fourth season, featuring a 13-episode run that adapts the War of the Three Titans arc. The release includes simultaneous Japanese and English dub availability for global streaming viewers.
Why it matters
The latest season marks a significant milestone in the adaptation of the original manga series. By shifting into the War of the Three Titans arc, the show continues its trajectory through the complex narrative structure of the source material.
The season consists of 13 episodes distributed across three distinct Blu-ray and DVD releases in Japan. It adapts 29 chapters from the original manga's War of the Three Titans storyline.
The players
JO1
This Japanese boy band performs the new opening theme song titled IGNITE.
go!go!vanillas
This Japanese rock band performs the ending theme song titled TRICK STAR.
The details
The season introduces new musical accompaniment, featuring the opening theme IGNITE by JO1 and the ending theme TRICK STAR by go!go!vanillas. Following this current arc, producers have confirmed that the Kanto Manji arc will follow.
Timeline
Fall 2026 marked the debut of Tokyo Revengers season four.
The season is expected to conclude its run later this year.
Industry Dynamics
This release continues the broader industry trend of adapting serialized manga into multi-cour anime television series. It follows the established pattern of aligning Japanese domestic home media releases with simultaneous international streaming distribution.
Viewers in the United States can access the season immediately through Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. The simultaneous release of the English dub ensures that international fans can follow the narrative progression alongside the domestic Japanese audience.
The takeaway
Fans of the series can now watch the latest arc through major streaming platforms as it airs. The transition to the Kanto Manji arc is already planned, indicating continued production momentum for the franchise.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Comicbook.
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