‘Tokyo Revengers’ Season 4 Episode 3 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch

‘Tokyo Revengers’ has officially entered its final phase, and the War of the Three Titans Arc is proving that Takemichi’s journey is anything but straightforward. The arc kicked off on October 2 and is being promoted as the grand conclusion to Takemichi’s saga. After years of jumping through timelines, this last run feels like the series is finally cashing in on its most significant emotional stakes.

As the third episode of the ‘Tokyo Revengers’ final season approaches, fans are eager to find out the exact release date, local airing time, and the best platforms to stream it. Here’s everything confirmed so far, along with a glimpse of what the storyline has set up as it heads into the next chapter.

The third episode is scheduled to air on October 16, following the second episode on October 9. One weekly schedule indicates that the first block of episodes will be released every Friday, with the seventh episode set for November 13. This gives fans a consistent weekly rhythm to anticipate.

Japan is ahead of many regions, so the release dates may appear differently depending on your location. The arc debuted on Japanese channels on October 2 at 25:53, which translates to 1:53 a.m. on October 3. Expect the same late-night slot for the third episode on its respective Friday.

This season is expected to consist of 13 episodes, distributed across three Blu-ray and DVD releases in Japan. This means there’s plenty of content left, but the story accelerates rapidly as the three factions begin to clash.

Release times can get a bit confusing, as different sources report varying hours. One schedule suggests that new episodes will be available on Fridays at 3:00 a.m. PT or 6:00 a.m. ET on Hulu and Disney+. This timing would place the third episode in American morning feeds on October 16.

Another source indicated an earlier release window for the second episode, stating that Disney+ would drop that episode around 6 p.m. BST or 1 p.m. ET on Thursday, October 8. This timing aligns with a streaming start shortly after the Japanese broadcast, which is why some regions receive episodes a day earlier than Friday.

One report mentioned that the official site lists the Disney+ launch for the arc at 2:00 a.m. Japan time on premiere day. Given the discrepancies in reporting, the safest option is to check the countdown on your own Disney+ page once the third episode becomes available.

The streaming situation is straightforward. The arc is available worldwide exclusively on Disney+, except for viewers in China. If you have a subscription, you can enjoy every new episode.

American audiences also have a second option. Hulu is listed as the platform for the U.S. alongside Disney+ globally. Episodes are expected to feature English subtitles and an English dub.

For viewers in Japan, the traditional broadcast is available on MBS, TBS, and CBC, with additional airings on BS-TBS and AT-X. For everyone else, Disney+ serves as the central hub for the entire final saga.

Currently, no official preview for the third episode has been released. Even for the second episode, one outlet noted that no specific preview had surfaced, making the arc synopsis the best guide to the stakes. Therefore, any discussions about the upcoming chapter should be considered context rather than confirmed plot points.

What is evident is how the story began. In the first episode, Takemichi reveals his time-leaping ability to Mikey, while the Tokyo Manji Gang is declared finished at Musashi Shrine, even at its peak. The review team at Anime News Network effectively framed the emotional puzzle in its fall preview guide, questioning why Takemichi still feels uneasy now that Kisaki is gone.

The larger intrigue lies in the power vacuum. Takemichi finds himself in a future where Hinata is alive, yet Mikey is nowhere to be found. Three groups now dominate the city, one of which is the Kanto Manji Gang, founded and led by Mikey himself. The second promotional video introduces key figures from the factions, including Brahman and Rokuhara Tandai.

Production is also emphasizing the spectacle. The opening theme is IGNITE by JO1, while the ending theme is TRICK STAR by go!go!vanillas. With Mikey at the helm of a gang that Takemichi never wanted to see come to life, do you believe the Kanto Manji Gang is the true antagonist of this final arc, or is Takemichi still overlooking the real danger lurking in the shadows?