You will have to wait just a bit more before you can fan-girl or fan-boy over the handsome cast of Tokyo Revenger’s Live-Action movie.
The July premiere date has been confirmed, and it will not be long before we get to see the movie in theatres.
Although a first look at the film will give you the impression that it is a typical gangster movie, that is not the case. The film portrays how the protagonist got a second chance at correcting all his previous mistakes.
Tokyo Revengers’ live-action movie adaptation has just announced that the film will premiere in Japanese theatres on 9th July.
MoviTicke cards based on 10 characters from the movie will be distributed starting 23rd April by the participating theatres.
Finally the public opening date is decided Movie
“#Tokyo Revengers” — Released on July 9th (Friday) In addition, all 10 types of character Mubichike will be released! It will be released in three parts in the future
<Released from April 23> The first is 《Crybaby Hero Team》 The ban on visuals has also been lifted
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Initially scheduled for release in October 2020, the movie’s premiere was delayed due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
However, now that the virus is comparably under control and Tokyo’s state of emergency is lifted, fans will get to enjoy the live-action film on the big screens.
The movie will open just a few months after the anime adaptation starts airing on 11th April. Fans will get to see two different adaptations back to back!
Tsutomu Hanabusa, the man behind Grand Blue, 3D Kanojo Real Girl, and other live-action adaptations, is directing the upcoming movie.
Takemichi, the protagonist of the story, will unintentionally time-travel back to his middle school days. He knows that this is his final chance to save his only ex-girlfriend as well as reverse all his past mistakes.
Now it all depends on whether Takemichi has the guts to climb the ranks of Tokyo’s infamous gangs and establish his own position.
About Tokyo Revengers
Tokyo Revengers is a manga written and illustrated by Ken Wakui. It began serialization in Kodansha’s Weekly Shōnen Magazine on March 1, 2017, and ended its run in November 2022. It is compiled into 31 tankobon volumes.
The story revolves around Takemichi Hanagaki, who learned that Tokyo Manji Gang had killed his only ex-girlfriend from back in middle school. After learning about the incident, Takemichi was pushed from the railway platform.
Landing on the tracks, he closed his eyes, accepting his death, but when he opened his eyes, he had time-leaped 12 years into the past.
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