It’s a one for all, all for one war as “Tokyo Revengers 2: Bloody Halloween- Destiny” arrives in PH cinemas on January 17

Gear up for full battle action as Tokyo Revengers 2: Bloody Halloween- Destiny arrives in Philippine cinemas on January 17. Based on the best-selling manga, “Tokyo Revengers” by Ken Wakui, this action-packed film takes us once again to a time traveling quest with Takemichi to prevent the current timeline as he failed to prevent Hinata being killed.

The much awaited sequel sees the cast reprise their roles as the battle continues. Takumi Kitamura plays the protagonist Takemichi Hanagaki. Formerly adrift and purposeless, he travels to the past to what he claims is his peak era, to a violent event known as Bloody Halloween, to prevent the sequence of events that lead to the future murder of his beloved Hinata Tachibana, played by Imada Mio. 

Tokyo Revengers: Bloody Halloween- Destiny will closely be followed by its sequel, Tokyo Revengers 2: Bloody Halloween - Decisive Battle. Catch the end of the thrilling two-part adventure as the sequel opens soon in PH cinemas on February 7.

Highly Anticipated Anime "Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc" To Debut October 4 on Disney+

With less than a month to go until the series premiere, a new piece of key art was released earlier today giving fans a preview of what to expect from this exciting new installment.

After an explosive series finale that saw Yokohama’s Tenjiku gang launch an attack on the Tokyo Manji gang, the beloved Japanese anime series returns with Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc from October 4 on Disney+.

In celebration of today’s announcement, a new piece of key art from the series was released, giving fans their first look at what to expect from the new series. In the artwork, returning character Mikey can be seen facing Izana, the leader of Yokohama Tenjiku .

An anime adaptation of Ken Wakui’s bestselling Tokyo Revengers manga series, Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc is directed by Koichi Hatsumi, produced by LIDENFILMS, and features a new theme song called “Say My Name” by popular Japanese punk band HEY-SMITH.

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Promotional stills from left to right, top to bottom: “Moving”, “Soundtrack #2”, “The Worst of Evil”,

“Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku Arc”, “BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star” and “Dragons of Wonderhatch”