Tokyo Revengers Episode 9: Revolt
Manga chapter 117-119
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.5
11 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
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OSHIMETER
9.5
11 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
haikal17198
VerifiedThe whole episode is action between Toman and Moebius. Also, this time there’s character development for Takemichi as he plays an important role. Takemichi still tries to save Draken, even though at the end of the episode it’s a cliffhanger. Hopefully Draken can be saved. (Also, there is a new character that can match Mikey kicks)
noormisba56
What did i just watch? After all that trouble? After all that agony and work the result is still the same? Draken 😭
I don't know this can't happen. I'm frustrated.
I don't know this can't happen. I'm frustrated.
emperor
Damm, it's a messed up episode, well hope Kenney is okay, anyways I still think Mc is trash feels like absolute failure, at least do something,u knew exactly what would happen and still couldn't stop it.😭
superkingcow
FRIENDSHIPS CRACK AND OUR HEARTS CRUMBLE. THE EMOTIONAL DAMAGE IS REAL AND WE ARE SCREAMING WITH EVERY LINE.
zoro_707
The future timeline delivers a chilling payoff. The story becomes darker and morally heavier. Stakes widen beyond personal redemption into systemic decay. This episode was really engaging.
alrickalmight
Mobius vs Toman, its a crazy battle. But the realism is pure thrash, just seeing their numbers and the fact that they are just kids. damn
And our boy just doesn't take anything seriously, does he not have a priority any more? he just be chilling. This anime is a wastes of time.
And our boy just doesn't take anything seriously, does he not have a priority any more? he just be chilling. This anime is a wastes of time.
kmfacelo
Must-Watch Episode. Parking lot brawl! Our boy is running through the chaos looking for Draken while Mikey trades blows with a giant. The bikes, the rain, the vibes—it’s pure gangster energy.
animeroshi
This isn’t gang pride, it’s engineered collapse. Mikey choosing not to strike Peyan shows leadership beyond fists. But manipulation wins a second too early. One blade, one moment, and the future Takemichi feared bleeds out in front of him.
exosky
The tension in this episode is insane! Seeing Takemichi desperately trying to save Draken in the middle of a rain-soaked brawl really kept me on the edge of my seat. The introduction of Hanma adds such a dark layer to the chaos. Peak drama and action! 10/10.
meenadevimanimozhi
Episode 9 tightens the emotional screws. The tension simmers beneath every conversation, and the psychological pressure feels heavier than the physical fights. It leans hard into consequences, trust, and the fragility of alliances — and it lands.
This isn’t about flashy action.
This isn’t about flashy action.
ahmadrom44
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting at the rough midpoint of a 24-episode season, 'Revolt' marks the transition from Toman's internal fractures — which dominated episodes 7 and 8 — to a full-scale external conflict that will define the next stretch of episodes. It serves as the combustion point for storylines that have been building since Takemichi embedded himself within the gang. The stage is now set for 'Rerise' and the escalating consequences that follow, pushing Takemichi's mission to change the future into increasingly dangerous territory.
QUICK TAKES
haikal17198
VerifiedThe whole episode is action between Toman and Moebius. Also, this time there’s character development for Takemichi as he plays an important role. Takemichi still tries to save Draken, even though at the end of the episode it’s a cliffhanger. Hopefully Draken can be saved. (Also, there is a new character that can match Mikey kicks)
noormisba56
What did i just watch? After all that trouble? After all that agony and work the result is still the same? Draken 😭
I don't know this can't happen. I'm frustrated.
I don't know this can't happen. I'm frustrated.
emperor
Damm, it's a messed up episode, well hope Kenney is okay, anyways I still think Mc is trash feels like absolute failure, at least do something,u knew exactly what would happen and still couldn't stop it.😭
superkingcow
FRIENDSHIPS CRACK AND OUR HEARTS CRUMBLE. THE EMOTIONAL DAMAGE IS REAL AND WE ARE SCREAMING WITH EVERY LINE.
zoro_707
The future timeline delivers a chilling payoff. The story becomes darker and morally heavier. Stakes widen beyond personal redemption into systemic decay. This episode was really engaging.
alrickalmight
Mobius vs Toman, its a crazy battle. But the realism is pure thrash, just seeing their numbers and the fact that they are just kids. damn
And our boy just doesn't take anything seriously, does he not have a priority any more? he just be chilling. This anime is a wastes of time.
And our boy just doesn't take anything seriously, does he not have a priority any more? he just be chilling. This anime is a wastes of time.
kmfacelo
Must-Watch Episode. Parking lot brawl! Our boy is running through the chaos looking for Draken while Mikey trades blows with a giant. The bikes, the rain, the vibes—it’s pure gangster energy.
animeroshi
This isn’t gang pride, it’s engineered collapse. Mikey choosing not to strike Peyan shows leadership beyond fists. But manipulation wins a second too early. One blade, one moment, and the future Takemichi feared bleeds out in front of him.
exosky
The tension in this episode is insane! Seeing Takemichi desperately trying to save Draken in the middle of a rain-soaked brawl really kept me on the edge of my seat. The introduction of Hanma adds such a dark layer to the chaos. Peak drama and action! 10/10.
meenadevimanimozhi
Episode 9 tightens the emotional screws. The tension simmers beneath every conversation, and the psychological pressure feels heavier than the physical fights. It leans hard into consequences, trust, and the fragility of alliances — and it lands.
This isn’t about flashy action.
This isn’t about flashy action.
ahmadrom44
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