Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4: Mikey’s goodbye tape sends Takemichi searching

Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4 starts with an old tape and finishes with a flash of lightning. Takemichi plays it in a small store and listens to a message coming from the younger version of Mikey. A moment after that, the scene changes to an unknown gunshot taking place in a dark bowling hall and a rescue taking place above the street.

Takemichi travels back to June 2008, after grabbing Mikey by the wrist and preventing him from falling off the building. Mikey finally asks for help, and the two hold hands as the lightning hits. Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4 ends with Takemichi waking up in his high school days.

Mikey leaves a goodbye on tape

Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4 opens with Takemichi dropping a cassette taped eons ago. The shopkeeper offers a warning that it may not work. But then a CRT TV with a built-in VCR plays it nicely. Takemichi had no recollection of what it contained.

The video starts with Shinichiro filming young Mikey kicking a bottle cap. A brief clip of the Sano family, Emma appearing in the episode, then Mikey sitting on a sofa and talking to Takemichi about his future, saying he is getting darker every day, unable to stop it.

He bids farewell to Toman, telling Takemichi not to look for him and not to time travel, while wishing him happiness in life. Takemichi recalls Mikey beating him until Baji intervened and realizes that the darkness within Mikey caused his disappearance.

Takemichi keeps searching in Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4

Kazutora runs into Takemichi while looking for Bonten, and Takemichi advises Kazutora to let Mikey go. The story then shifts to Hina fitting her wedding dress with Takemichi’s friends at her house. The sight of Hina in her wedding dress reminds Takemichi of the last time he met Mikey before going back into the past, and he wishes he could have pulled Mikey back onto the path of righteousness as his older brother.

Eventually, he changes his mind and follows Kazutora's lead. He searches one location after another but finds no one. A man jumps him when he uses Bonten’s name. Kazutora asks him to chill because the wedding is right around the corner before walking away from Takemichi.

Mikey and Takemichi meet at Udagawa Bowling

In Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4, Takemichi finds himself at Udagawa Bowling, which is the last place mentioned in Kazutora’s records. He waits there in vain until he is interrupted by Sanzu, who threatens to shoot him. It is then that one of his acquaintances decides to sit down beside him, revealing that it is Mikey. Meanwhile, Hina arrives at Takemichi’s apartment, cleaning it up and inadvertently breaking her necklace.

The situation escalates following Takemichi’s wedding invitation presentation in Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4. Takemichi encourages Mikey to join him at his wedding. Sanzu raises his gun again, but Mikey tells him not to. Takemichi explains that he has no time to travel anymore since Hina is now fine, for which he is grateful to Mikey. However, Mikey shoots him and leaves him badly wounded.

Takemichi saves Mikey on the rooftop

Trending

Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc Episode 4 ends with Takemichi being injured and sitting on the roof. Mikey reminds him about the tape, saying Takemichi's journey is complete, but Takemichi vows to still help Mikey. Mikey walks toward the roof as people gather below. Meanwhile, Sanzu watches everything from beside a car. Mikey remembers Shinichiro and the rest of Toman and jumps.

Takemichi manages to grab Mikey's hand as he goes through the window, though Mikey says he should let him go. Takemichi begs Mikey to think of himself this time, and Mikey confesses he doesn't want to die. The two hold each other's hands as there is lightning again. Finally, Takemichi wakes up in June 2008 and runs out after realizing he is late for school.

×

Was this article helpful?

Thank You for feedback