Tokyo Revengers Chapter 227 is expected to release on October 20, 2021. Readers are avidly waiting for new chapters to be released.
Tokyo Revengers is a sci-fi manga series that originated in Japan. It is know for it’s action and thrills. Ken Wakui is the writer and the illustrator of this popular manga. The series was first released on March 1, 2017 by Kodansha in Weekly Shōnen Magazine. There are a total of 24 volumes that have been released. Because of it’s sheer popularity, Tokyo Revengers also has an anime adaptation that has been Directed by Koichi Hatsumi.
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Everything you need to know
The story revolves around Takemichi Hanagaki who is a 26 year old unemployed person living his best life with his middle school ex-girlfriend Hinata Tachibana and a younger brother Naoto. He is very close to them. But his life gets broken into pieces at the exact moment when he finds out that the two most important people of his life have been killed by one of the most powerful gang in their area, The Tokyo Manji Gang.
Takemichi feels devastated and while he was roaming in front of the train, something happened and he was taken 12 years back in time. He meets his younger brother Naoto, he was talking to him but when he shakes his hand he found that he has been teleported to present again. He is shocked because shaking hands with Naoto created a time paradox that means he was alive again in the present. Takemichi vows to bring back Hinata.
Tokyo Revengers Chapter 227 Release Date
It is going to release on October 20, 2021. The raw scans will be available on October 10, 2021. We all are excited to witness the Moebius arc, Valhalla arc, Black Dragons arc, Tenjiku arc and Final arc. Wakasa, Benkei and South is now on the verge of ending the war with one of them emerging as an ultimate victor. There are just 8 more days left for the new chapters to be released soon.
Where to read?
You can read it on Kodansha Website as well as on the Mangamo app.
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