Tokyo Revengers Debuts Opening Theme

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Tokyo Revengers Updates: The Tokyo Revengers revealed the opening theme of the new animated series! After much anticipation, Ken Wakuis’s original manga finally debuted as part of the new release schedule for spring 2021, after causing a fan sensation in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine.

Animation customization, including live performances. Due to the recent premiere, fans can finally see that this new animation will be brought to the desktop as the protagonist. Jump around in time.

With the debut of the first episode, we saw the opening theme of this new series. The first episode of “Tokyo Revengers” only shows its introductory order, so we will see a longer new final theme.

The opening theme is called “Crybaby” by the official HiGE DANdism, and you can see the introduction in the video on the official YouTube website of the Tokyo Revengers.

Tokyo Revengers Other Information

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Tokyo Revengers is directed by Koichi Hatsumi’s “LIDEN FILMS”. You can stream the Japanese premiere on Crunchyroll.

They described the show like this: “Takemichi Hanagaki is a freelancer who has fallen into despair all his life. He found out that his only high school girlfriend Hinata Tachibana was murdered by Manji’s cruel Tokyo gang.

The day after he heard the news of his death, he stood on the platform and was finally pushed onto the track. He closed his eyes and thought he was going to die, but when he opened his eyes again, he was somehow 12 years later. Back. Now, He is enjoying the best time of his life, Takemichi decided to revenge his life.

The main actors of the series include like Yuki Shin as Takemichi Hanagaki, Azumi Waki as Hinata Tachibana, Ryota Ohsaka as Naoto Tachibana, Yuu Hayashi as Manjiro Sano (Mikey), Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Ken Ryuguji (Draken), Masaaki Mizunaka as Keisuke Baji, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Takashi Mitsuya, Subaru Kimura as Haruki Hayashida, Yukihiro Nozuyama as Ryohei Hayashi, Kengo Kawanishi as Nahoya Kawata, Daisuke Ono as Yasuhiro Muto, and Eiji Takeuchi as Nobutaka Osanai.

Mathew Rockford