In the first timeline where Akkun commits suicide, his last words to Takemichi was how he saw him as a “crybaby hero” he looked up to. Of course, he constantly gets teased for it, but his crying also became a sign of strength instead of weakness. He cries whenever he feels like giving up, or when he expresses fear for an undesirable future that he knows will happen. We’re pretty sure there isn’t an episode where he doesn’t cry. Throughout the whole season, Takemichi cries a lot. Crying is a sign of strength, not weaknessĪkkun’s last words to Takemichi before committing suicide Hina teaches us that even though she saw herself as “just a girl” who can’t fight like boys, she isn’t afraid to risk her life for the people she loves. This small action revealed that she was actually afraid - after all, not everyone can slap a biker gang leader in the face and still survive. Takemichi noted that Hina was trembling despite putting up such a bold front. Much to everyone’s shock and horror, Hina held Takemichi’s hand and led him away. When Mikey and Draken, Toman’s second-in-command, came to grab Takemichi from his class, Hina didn’t hesitate to walk up to Mikey and slap him across his face. Despite knowing that Takemichi is a delinquent who gets into fights often, she promised to protect him no matter what. Hina might not be a main character, but she definitely showed us that she’s more than just Takemichi’s girlfriend. Getting a second shot in life isn’t something that anybody can have, so it’s only right to not waste it. He showed us that in order to change the future, you have to change yourself first.

Through Takemichi’s self-reflection on this rare opportunity to change his life and how he was about to give up so easily, he eventually faced his bully and stopped running away. Thus, when his friend Takuya was about to be beaten up, Takemichi boldly stepped up to challenge Kiyomasa so that Takuya could be saved. This realisation was a wake-up call for him and he decided “I have to change, or nothing else will”. Because he spent the rest of his school days being Kiyomasa’s slave and running away from his problems, he never grew as an individual. Takemichi then remembers how he was living pathetically back in his life from the future. However, after getting beaten up badly by Kiyomasa, he cries and says that the mission is simply “impossible”. When Takemichi first discovered he could travel back in time, he determinedly promised Naoto that he would change the future and save Hina. When life gives you a second chance, don’t waste it From watching Takemichi grow as an individual to simping for Toman’s leader Mikey, let’s take a look back at season 1 and discover some life lessons we can apply to real life. Not everyone can get a second shot in life to change the future, which is what makes the plot of Tokyo Revengers so thrilling. The pair then come up with different plans to save Hina, resulting in a variety of alternate timelines. Realising that he now has the power to change the future, he saves Naoto from his death. Toman.Īfter being pushed in front of a moving train, Takemichi suddenly transports 12 years back in time. The siblings were caught in the middle of a fight from one of the largest gangs in Tokyo, Tokyo Manji Gang, a.k.a. The story follows protagonist Hanagaki Takemichi, who discovers that his ex-girlfriend from middle school Hina, and her brother Naoto, died in a car crash. Calling all fans of action anime like Attack on Titan and Jujutsu Kaisen, Tokyo Revengers is a new anime with violence and heart-tugging scenes that will hit you right in the feels.

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