A series of posters fromTokyo Revengersrecently popped up at major train stations in the Tokyo area. The posters feature new artwork of most of the major characters. The new posters were put up in celebration of the series' recent anniversary event.
The posters first showed up on June 13 in Tokyo’s busyShibuya Station. The posters were only on display for a very limited time, from June 13 until June 19. Fans ofTokyo Revengerstraveled from across the city to see the huge display of posters.
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Tokyo Revengersis a popular manga and anime series about a man named Takemichi who cantravel back 12 years into the pastto when he was in middle school. In doing so, he tries to change future events - especially tragedies - from happening. Every time he travels into the past, things inevitably change for his own fate and that of those around him. The manga was first published in 2017 and iscurrently ongoing. It won the Kodansha Manga Award for the shonen category in 2020, and has sold over 50 million copies so far.
Both a live-action movie and an anime series were released in 2021, and have become hugely popular in Japan and abroad. The anime was first announced on July 22, 2025, which is what the special series of posters is celebrating. A special event was held in Shibuya on that day as a 2nd “Memorial and Formation” live celebration, Many voice actors attended the live event, including Yuuki Shin (Takemichi Hanagaki), Yu Hayashi (Manjiro Sano,) Masaaki Mizunaka (Keisuke Bachi), Yoshitsugu Matsuoka (Takashi Mitsuya), and Sho Karino (Chifuyu Matsuno).
The posters themselves have most of themainTokyo Revengerscast- Takemichi, Draken, Mitsuya, Baji, Chifuyu, Parchin, Peyan, and Ichitora. They also have the famous quote from Mikey, 「日和ってるやついる？」, roughly meaning “Is there a sunny guy?”. One of the largest posters with Mikey also has Hachiko, thefamous dog statuethat is a landmark of Shibuya, in the background.
The anime is set in Tokyo, so it makes sense to tie the posters to such a famous location. Most of the posters were on display in Shibuya, but were located in and around major stations within Tokyo, like Shinjuku and Yokohama. These kinds of poster events are very popular in Japan, and they draw huge crowds of people who travel to see them.
