Tokyo Revengers Time Leaps Explained in Order

Trying to fix the past to save your loved ones sounds heroic, right? But if you're Takemichi Hanagaki in Tokyo Revengers, it’s more like a full-time job. But time travel was never meant to be easy.

Let’s break down how these leaps worked in order.

How Time Leaps Work

Takemichi’s superpower is about as low-maintenance as it gets. One handshake with Naoto Tachibana, Hinata’s younger brother, and bam, he’s back 12 years in the past. His mission is to prevent Hinata’s death by rewriting history. Simple in theory, disastrous in practice. Every little change sets off ripple effects, and half the time, the future ends up even worse.

Here’s a recap of Takemichi’s most chaotic leaps and how they played out:

The Wake-Up Call

After a near-death experience, Takemichi is thrown back to his middle school days. Panicked and desperate, he warns Naoto about Hinata’s death. This one impulsive act sets the stage for their time-travel tag team. It’s not the most conventional friendship, but hey, desperate times.