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| Takemichi got his chance for revenge this episode. It was his time to shine and he managed to even get a gun in his hands to carry out that revenge. With all those emotions built inside him, he was however interrupted by none other than Hina herself. Even though it's the finale, it's still a very important episode as it concluded one of the main arcs, and also shown that anything is possible in this show. |
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| Just for a girl? You went through all that scheming, killing, and ruining lives—just for a girl?!? Izana, having taken a bullet from Kisaki while protecting Kakucho, makes a confession to him, revealing that he is not connected to Mikey and the others. This revelation brings an end to the war, causing the members to disperse and leaving the Tenjiku executives behind. Fearing another time leap if he retreats, Takemichi pursues Kisaki alongside Draken, who manages to escape with assistance from Hanma. Finally, in the midst of a snowstorm, Takemichi confronts Kisaki, and a clash ensues between them in the parking lot. I'm honestly so worked up about how everyone now knows he's a time manipulator just because he can't keep his mouth shut. It's frustrating because he's basically just a guy who can't handle rejection, and that just makes me dislike him even more. The fact that he went through all that scheming and killing just to be rejected in the end is just so ridiculous. Thank goodness for Truck Kun coming to the rescue, but according to Isekai laws, Kisaki might be reborn as an overpowered main character. It's kind of funny and ironic that the villain got taken down by the oldest trope in anime history. Even though I don't like Kisaki, the whole story was centered around beating him, so now that he's gone, I'm left wondering where the plot goes from here. The whole "Kisaki died and took the story with him" joke feels painfully true now. The only part that got to me was when he said, "I don't want to die," because it reminded me that, deep down, he's still just a kid. What an arc. It easily makes it into my top 10 arcs in all of anime, and seeing it finally adapted, LIDENFILMS did a pretty good job bringing it to life. |
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| The confrontation/clash or whatever adjectives there are, we’ve been waiting for since the very first few episodes of season one was finally upon was, only to see Kisaki spouting the same nonsense of how he wanted to be the number one delinquent in japan with Mikey… the thing which, quite honestly, we’ve already heard loud and clear at least thousand times already. Good to see Takemitchi determined and not backing off, but dude this Kisaki… TO KNOW THIS WAS ALL BECAUSE OF A LOVE WHICH NEVER CAME TO BE, was fucking hilarious. He literally made sure to kill Hina time after time just because she didn’t accept a cheap ass ring from him… what???? And why would she honestly, who would go out with a person with that kinda face after all? That backstory of Kisaki was as lame as his nerdy looks, but I’ll give it to Takemitchi, he for once behaved normally, and wasn’t just taking hits like a punching bag. I mean he took the gun and was holding the proceedings until Kisaki again escaped, and… he revealed the truth about him, NOT being a time leaper. At last, the japanese Grim reaper themselves… TRUCK-KUN CAME AND DID WHAT THEY DO. Rip Kisaki, kind of a fitting end for such a character if I’m being honest lol. That’s it for this season, and the biggest conflict we’ve had in this series. Improvement from the last season, though I wonder if they'll continue or not. P.S. Kakucho is alive, if anyone's wondering. |
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| Takemichi's last chance to get back against Kisaki, the Dark Hero would would instill his plan to manipulate just about everyone. But the constant that would fight against his plans: Takemichi, IN THE VERY SPOT where he witnessed Hina die by Draken's hand (which he was forced in the future timeline by Kisaki) whom he could not save before, things would be different this time. This irrefutably confirms that Kisaki, like Takemichi, is a time-leaper. But why the obsession to kill Hina over and over again when he has Mikey under his control, is because Takemichi saw Kisaki proposing to Hina at the very same place in the future, which she rejects him. The affiliation between the young prodigy and Hina, he had a crush on her, but it was soon the hero Takemichi that would capture her heart, leading to him tailing the young hero to become a top delinquent, which Kisaki went to search for Japan's No. 1 gang, Toman, under the country's top gangster Manjiro Sano's control at the time, and joined the gang to plot his 10-year-long plan to come the No. 1 gangster. All because of a confession gone wrong, how delusional is Tetta Kisaki in trying to make Hinata Tachibana his woman. And now, they decide their fate on the same place where it all began, with Kisaki dead to save Hina's life. But upon both Hina and Mikey reaching them both, Kisaki could not accept the reality any further, and ran away from Takemichi to continue his exploits...as NOT a time-leaper? But before he could give the reply, Truck-kun did the work to mysteriously take him down. What an intense confrontation. Truth is, the truck driver did not see Kisaki coming on the road, and after all the deaths Takemichi witnessed throughout his time being played by Kisaki's hands, the latter would (literally as the final episode's theme)...FINALLY Meet His Fate dying on the street, thus ending the Kanto Incident and Tenjiku arc. Kakucho may have survived out from that ordeal out of luck, but Takemichi just could not tremble after realizing that he'd finally done the deed. Everything's over...or is it? What an intense Tenjiku arc. Needless to say, Season 4 will eventually come...though at the cusp of going down into bad story territory. |
KANLen09Dec 26, 2023 6:37 PM
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| truck kun isekai kisaki to another world |
| “You’re a coward who can’t do anything on your own” about time someone called it like it is with that Kisaki loser. Finally the reveal to Kisaki that Takemichi is a time leaper. He took it better than I expected. Seems like he had already started deducing something was off about Takemichi anyway which kind of makes sense given all the ways Takemichi foiled his plans “Why are you obsessed with Hina” bro speaking for the entire audience because Kisaki doing all this for her is insane. We already knew he was in love with her during that school flashback last season I believe, but seeing her reject his lame ass was awesome. One word and just turns and leaves 😭 . For someone who literally built their entire life and persona around one goal, that was more than enough to send him over the edge Can’t believe his whole motivation was based on overhearing a Takemichi convo about wanting to be a hoodlum though.. would’ve had a better chance just being himself 🤷🏾♂️. Another example of part of the plot you just have to turn your brain off and watch. The whole “number one hoodlum” thing is just laughable Now that I think about it, coward has a double meaning with Kisaki. He’s not just a coward for his fighting style, but also how he didn’t just face Hina as he was. She obviously had a lot of respect for him, so just being himself would’ve given better odds WAIT WHERE DID TRUCK KUN COME FROM? Funniest shit I’ve seen this week. Bro got laid out like Peter Griffin. Right as we were getting the time travel denial from him too. RIP bozo. You won’t be missed. Oh so now the police exist in this universe 😂 after all those gunshots they finally show up. There’s gonna be a lot of paperwork about this one Wait kaku survived?? After all that blood loss?? Ok fair enough. I did like him and think he still has a lot left to give. With Kisaki gone Takemichi can’t stop trampling.. I wonder if something even worse may be about to take his place. Overall definitely a solid finale. Got everything I came into the episode looking for. Kisaki got exactly what he deserved. Died how he lived, like a coward. Best season of Tokyo Revengers for sure. Still incredibly silly and requires you suspending disbelief, but they cooked here. I’ll be there for the next season. |
Marinate1016Dec 26, 2023 11:21 AM
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| I enjoy it but I'm getting burned out. Thank god it's close to the end tbh. 7/10. |
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| Wow, crazy ending! I can't believe they fought in the parking lot - the one where Hina died in the future and where Kisaki had proposed to her in the future. I can't believe Kisaki did everything to be more like Takemichi and to be with Hina. Who decides to change their whole self and kill and manipulate others just to be better than someone else to win over someone's girlfriend? I didn't expect a truck to hit Kisaki, nor did I expect him to die. I'm glad Takemich didn't shoot him - I think that if he did, he would've been a changed guy. I also didn't expect Kakucho to survive. Lastly, I did not expect Kisaki to not be a time traveler. If he's not a time traveler, who is? Is there someone who was behind Kisaki pulling the strings to manipulate him to scheme everything and come after Hina? Or is Takemichi from the future so OP that his original self from the past just cannot beat Kisaki and the older, wiser version must always step in to intervene? It makes me want another season. As much as the manga is good, I feel like the anime is on a whole other level. Some episodes were so-so, but the anime never ceases to amaze me. |
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| I bet Kisaki's gonna be reincarnated or some shit, no way it ends as simple as this. Also, technically Takemichi didn't get his "revenge" cuz the truck did the job for him. The season was meh just like the whole series. Too little romance Too few girl characters, too many man tears. |
| Bruh. Didn't expect Kisaki's reason to become a "dark hero" would be so shitty. It's always because of a chick, isn't it? Also, I never got the impression that he was in "love" with Hina. In the end, he was just a bloody psychopath. So, Kisaki wasn't a time traveler all along? I thought he was gonna reveal that he was a world traveler or something like that when he got hit by the truck. Was thinking he'd get isekai'd to a parallel universe or something like that. It'd be an insane plottwist if every time Kisaki died he restarted his life from birth. But I guess that wouldn't really make much sense. Kisaki's death was good. A disgraceful death for a disgraceful person. Tho it would've been cool to see Takemichi pull the trigger I guess the author didn't want the main character to be a murderer. And with that concludes the Tenjiku arc. I heard people say that this was the best arc and I think I'd agree. It was the most exciting compared to the previous arcs and a lot of major events or reveals happened. I heard that the later arcs and the ending were bad/unnecessary but I don't really know the details. Even if it's disappointing I'll probably still watch it because at this point it'd be weird not to continue this series and finish it. The manga has already ended so there's no reason for it not to get a sequel. It's not like this season concluded every plot point. We still need to see Takemichi going to the future after this. So I'm hoping Season 4 will drop soon. |
| So all of this....ALL of this craziness, was because of Kisaki being obsessed with Hina. And then when she rejects his marriage proposal in the future, he goes out of his way to make sure she dies every single time. That's a level of being a hater that, in this anime's case, quite literally transcends time LMAOOO. So Kisaki isn't a time traveler, but there was some kind of trigger that let Takemichi see those visions of the future. Just as Kisaki was about to reveal the truth, BOOM Truck-kun LOL. Not even gonna lie I replayed that part like 7 times 💀💀💀 rest in piss Kisaki, you won't be missed. It's always satisfying to see ruthless cowards like Kisaki plead about not wanting to die when they're on the verge of death, facing their mortality. Ah, FINALLY, some type of police presence in this series. A tad bit late though, lol. Tenjiku's 5 officers arrested, Emma, Izana, and Kisaki are dead, but surprisingly Kakucho made it out alive despite all that blood loss. Pretty ominous ending with Takemichi still trembling about Kisaki's death. Wonder what that could mean 🤔 Another silly season of this series has come and gone, but despite all the typical Tokyo Revenger-isms that plague this show, I actually really enjoyed this season. Manga readers weren't lying when they said this was the best arc. It still had the laughable "Tokyo Revengers moments" but I felt it was a step up from the previous seasons. |
| People on MAL refuse to actually enjoy watching anime. Your taste in anime isn't a personality trait. MAL is literally just anime Twitter as its own website lol. |
| That was an abrupt end... Anyways, finally Kisaki DIES! Can't feel sorry for him. Didn't expect he'd die by truck-kun though... |
| Well Kisaki dying from getting hit by a truck, who saw there was something/someone on the street but kept driving full speed, was unexpected and totally random. After everything I expected him to have a more meaningfull death, should have been in a fight against Takemitchy. |
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Reply to IzanaSolos
Just for a girl? You went through all that scheming, killing, and ruining lives—just for a girl?!?
Izana, having taken a bullet from Kisaki while protecting Kakucho, makes a confession to him, revealing that he is not connected to Mikey and the others. This revelation brings an end to the war, causing the members to disperse and leaving the Tenjiku executives behind. Fearing another time leap if he retreats, Takemichi pursues Kisaki alongside Draken, who manages to escape with assistance from Hanma. Finally, in the midst of a snowstorm, Takemichi confronts Kisaki, and a clash ensues between them in the parking lot.
I'm honestly so worked up about how everyone now knows he's a time manipulator just because he can't keep his mouth shut. It's frustrating because he's basically just a guy who can't handle rejection, and that just makes me dislike him even more. The fact that he went through all that scheming and killing just to be rejected in the end is just so ridiculous. Thank goodness for Truck Kun coming to the rescue, but according to Isekai laws, Kisaki might be reborn as an overpowered main character.
It's kind of funny and ironic that the villain got taken down by the oldest trope in anime history. Even though I don't like Kisaki, the whole story was centered around beating him, so now that he's gone, I'm left wondering where the plot goes from here. The whole "Kisaki died and took the story with him" joke feels painfully true now. The only part that got to me was when he said, "I don't want to die," because it reminded me that, deep down, he's still just a kid.
What an arc. It easily makes it into my top 10 arcs in all of anime, and seeing it finally adapted, LIDENFILMS did a pretty good job bringing it to life.
Izana, having taken a bullet from Kisaki while protecting Kakucho, makes a confession to him, revealing that he is not connected to Mikey and the others. This revelation brings an end to the war, causing the members to disperse and leaving the Tenjiku executives behind. Fearing another time leap if he retreats, Takemichi pursues Kisaki alongside Draken, who manages to escape with assistance from Hanma. Finally, in the midst of a snowstorm, Takemichi confronts Kisaki, and a clash ensues between them in the parking lot.
I'm honestly so worked up about how everyone now knows he's a time manipulator just because he can't keep his mouth shut. It's frustrating because he's basically just a guy who can't handle rejection, and that just makes me dislike him even more. The fact that he went through all that scheming and killing just to be rejected in the end is just so ridiculous. Thank goodness for Truck Kun coming to the rescue, but according to Isekai laws, Kisaki might be reborn as an overpowered main character.
It's kind of funny and ironic that the villain got taken down by the oldest trope in anime history. Even though I don't like Kisaki, the whole story was centered around beating him, so now that he's gone, I'm left wondering where the plot goes from here. The whole "Kisaki died and took the story with him" joke feels painfully true now. The only part that got to me was when he said, "I don't want to die," because it reminded me that, deep down, he's still just a kid.
What an arc. It easily makes it into my top 10 arcs in all of anime, and seeing it finally adapted, LIDENFILMS did a pretty good job bringing it to life.
| @IzanaSolos top 10 arc in all of anime is a wild take ngl but each to their own I guess |
| The cockroach is finally dead, thank God, but what was that at the end? This doesn't look like a conclusion. What is going on? |
If you are going to disagree with me, don't bother talking to me. I will seriously hurt you! |
| when kiseki got truck-kun-ed, i was thinking "goddammit, he's getting iseki-ed." the little coward managed to survive after that hit, surprisingly, even if it was just for a few minutes. still, the dastard finally got the karma justice he deserves for everything he put takemitchy and the gang through all because he couldn't get hina to literally "notice" him after his hero stole her heart. |
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| What a man won't do for a pussy, right Kisaki? hahaha. Who knows in the isekai that he is reincarnated he might not get his own harem lol. 卍🏳️ |
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| I joked about Kisaki getting hit by a truck last episode and here we are...somehow not as funny after i predicted it. It would be nice if it ended here but I guess that's not the case. |
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| Not gonna Kisaki got what he deserved but I still felt really bad for him. |
| Definitely one of the seasons of all time. |
| That was the biggest let down for the series. What a pile of elephant shit! |
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