What Chapter Is The Tokyo Revengers Anime On

Okay, let's talk Tokyo Revengers. Specifically, where the anime IS in the manga. But first, a confession: I'm anime-only. Don't @ me!

The Great Manga-Anime Divide: A Simple Explanation

So, finding out exactly which manga chapter the anime is on feels like decoding ancient scrolls. Right? It's not always a direct 1:1 thing.

Sometimes they skip stuff. Or rearrange things. It's all part of the adaptation magic.

Season 1: The Good Old Days (Chapters 1-73)

Season 1 of the Tokyo Revengers anime covered a decent chunk. We're talking from the very beginning up to around chapter 73 of the manga.

That's the whole Moebius arc sorted. Takemichi got beat up a lot, we met Mikey and Draken, and everyone cried. You know, the usual.

Feels like a lifetime ago, doesn't it?

Season 2: Bloody Halloween (Chapters 74-121)

Okay, so season 2, a.k.a. the "Bloody Halloween" arc, picks up right after the Moebius showdown. You're looking at covering from chapter 74 up to around chapter 121.

This is where things get really intense. And by intense, I mean everyone's constantly screaming and fighting. Good times.

Pah-chin's sacrifice to save his friends. Baji's whole story. So much to unpack!

Season 3: Tenjiku Arc (Chapters 122-177)

Season 3 just dropped! And it jumps into the Tenjiku Arc, which starts around chapter 122.

Based on the pacing, it should conclude around chapter 177. A whole new set of bad guys, a whole lot of angst.

Get ready for Izana and his crew! They're definitely a chaotic bunch.

Why I (Still) Prefer the Anime (Unpopular Opinion Alert!)

Here's where I risk getting cancelled. I actually... prefer watching it. The animation brings the fights to life!

Plus, the voice acting? Chef's kiss. It really sells the characters' emotions (even when they're yelling at each other for the millionth time).

And let's be honest, sometimes the manga panels are a little... chaotic. My eyes appreciate the clarity of the anime.

So... Should You Read the Manga?

Look, if you're impatient and want to know what happens next, then yes! Absolutely dive into the manga.

If you're a completionist, then you probably already are reading it, aren't you?

But if you're happy waiting for the anime and enjoying the animated goodness, that's perfectly valid too. No shame in that game.

Final Thoughts

Whether you're team manga, team anime, or happily straddling both worlds, let's all agree on one thing: Tokyo Revengers is wild ride.

And trying to pinpoint exactly where the anime is in the manga? Well, that's just part of the fun. Isn't it?

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go rewatch some fight scenes and cry a little. Thanks for joining this journey!