Tokyo Revengers Episode 7: Revive
Manga chapter 145-146
Canon/HIGH
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10.0
12 Fans
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OSHIMETER
10.0
12 Fans
5
4
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1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
haikal17198
VerifiedOkay, interesting plot and it turned quite dark this time, going from fight scenes to a killing scene even though no one dies yet in this episode. As usual, the action and information are done perfectly, and the ending turns into comedy. But hopefully the conflict between Draken and Mikey this episode gets resolved next episode.
noormisba56
I don't understand anything anymore. Why? Why? Why do they have to fight? I'm getting scared of what's going to happen. Please I hope this is just a joke.
emperor
The animation was good, but the story was way too complicated, anyway it's was enjoyable, and the last fight was epic 🤣😂
superkingcow
RULES EXIST, BUT CHAOS ALWAYS WINS. GANG DYNAMICS ARE TERRIFYING AND WE’RE CLUTCHING OUR HEARTS CONSTANTLY.
zoro_707
Pure tension. The hospital sequence carries emotional weight. Takemichi’s growth feels earned, not convenient. Brotherhood themes land hard. This episode hits both adrenaline and heart. Good character development.
alrickalmight
The rate this is going i think Draken would be saved after all. This was a very funny episode.
kmfacelo
Must-Watch Episode. Moebius vs. Toman. The war is officially on. Our boy tries to warn Mikey about a trap, but he’s just a "crybaby" in a room full of hitters. Someone is about to get "packed up" in the rain.
animeroshi
Mikey’s dominance is absolute, but one reckless stab fractures everything. The real damage isn’t physical, it’s ideological. Pride vs. responsibility. And Takemichi finally snaps, because heroes who won’t talk are worse than enemies.
nkrishnankrishna
It shows Takemichi facing the harsh truth of gang fights and his past actions. He feels weak and scared but wants to change the future and protect his friends. The episode has strong emotions and suspense, and it prepares viewers for more serious and dangerous conflicts ahead.
nagasivabnss
It intensifies the emotional stakes as Takemichi faces the harsh reality of gang conflicts and the consequences of his actions in the past. The episode blends tension, friendship, and desperation, highlighting Takemichi’s growing determination to change the future.
lorenzo
Wow, Pah-chin's fight made me sick, but I guess that's the price for getting a glimpse of Mikey's power. This episode shows just how raw and unfiltered this series can get.
ahmadrom44
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting just under the one-third mark of a 24-episode season, 'Revive' escalates the gang tensions introduced in the preceding 'Regret' and pushes them toward a breaking point. This episode serves as a critical pivot—internal bonds within Toman are tested under external pressure, directly setting up the fallout explored in the following 'Rechange.' It's a linchpin episode where early-season setup starts paying off and consequences begin to carry real momentum.
QUICK TAKES
haikal17198
VerifiedOkay, interesting plot and it turned quite dark this time, going from fight scenes to a killing scene even though no one dies yet in this episode. As usual, the action and information are done perfectly, and the ending turns into comedy. But hopefully the conflict between Draken and Mikey this episode gets resolved next episode.
noormisba56
I don't understand anything anymore. Why? Why? Why do they have to fight? I'm getting scared of what's going to happen. Please I hope this is just a joke.
emperor
The animation was good, but the story was way too complicated, anyway it's was enjoyable, and the last fight was epic 🤣😂
superkingcow
RULES EXIST, BUT CHAOS ALWAYS WINS. GANG DYNAMICS ARE TERRIFYING AND WE’RE CLUTCHING OUR HEARTS CONSTANTLY.
zoro_707
Pure tension. The hospital sequence carries emotional weight. Takemichi’s growth feels earned, not convenient. Brotherhood themes land hard. This episode hits both adrenaline and heart. Good character development.
alrickalmight
The rate this is going i think Draken would be saved after all. This was a very funny episode.
kmfacelo
Must-Watch Episode. Moebius vs. Toman. The war is officially on. Our boy tries to warn Mikey about a trap, but he’s just a "crybaby" in a room full of hitters. Someone is about to get "packed up" in the rain.
animeroshi
Mikey’s dominance is absolute, but one reckless stab fractures everything. The real damage isn’t physical, it’s ideological. Pride vs. responsibility. And Takemichi finally snaps, because heroes who won’t talk are worse than enemies.
nkrishnankrishna
It shows Takemichi facing the harsh truth of gang fights and his past actions. He feels weak and scared but wants to change the future and protect his friends. The episode has strong emotions and suspense, and it prepares viewers for more serious and dangerous conflicts ahead.
nagasivabnss
It intensifies the emotional stakes as Takemichi faces the harsh reality of gang conflicts and the consequences of his actions in the past. The episode blends tension, friendship, and desperation, highlighting Takemichi’s growing determination to change the future.
lorenzo
Wow, Pah-chin's fight made me sick, but I guess that's the price for getting a glimpse of Mikey's power. This episode shows just how raw and unfiltered this series can get.
ahmadrom44
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