New Video for Live-Action Tokyo Revengers 2 Films Showcases Mizo High

The official website for Tokyo Revengers 2, the two sequel live-action films based on Ken Wakui’s Tokyo Revengers manga, has started streaming a character introduction video for the films. The video specifically highlights the Mizo High group, giving fans a glimpse into the characters’ appearances and personalities. Additionally, the video features “Gradation,” the theme song for the first film, performed by the popular Japanese rock band SUPER BEAVER.

The first sequel film, titled Chi no Halloween -Unmei- (Bloody Halloween -Fate-), is set to open on April 21, while the second film, Chi no Halloween -Kessen- (Bloody Halloween -Decisive Battle-), is scheduled to open on June 30. Fans of the manga and the live-action adaptation can mark these dates on their calendars as they eagerly await the continuation of the thrilling and action-packed story.

The main cast members from the original film will be reprising their roles in the sequels. Takumi Kitamura will return as the protagonist, Takemichi Hanagaki, delivering another compelling performance. Joining him are Ryō Yoshizawa as the charismatic Mikey and Yuki Yamada as the fierce Draken. The director, Tsutomu Hanabusa, and producer, Shota Okada, will also be returning to ensure a seamless continuation of the story’s vision and atmosphere.

Adding to the excitement, new cast members will be introduced in the sequels. Kento Nagayama will be joining the ensemble as Keisuke Baji, bringing his talent and presence to the Tokyo Manji Gang. Nijirō Murakami will portray Kazutora Hanemiya, adding depth and complexity to the character. Mahiro Takasugi will take on the role of Chifuyu Matsuno, further enriching the dynamic of the gang members. Additionally, Taketo Tanaka will portray Chome, a unique character who adds his own flavor to the story.

The theme songs for the films also hold significance in capturing the essence of Tokyo Revengers. SUPER BEAVER, known for their powerful and emotionally charged music, will be providing the theme songs for both films. “Gradation” serves as the theme song for the first film, evoking a sense of progression and intensity that matches the narrative. For the second film, the band delivers “Hakanakunai” (Not Merely Fleeting), a song that promises to resonate with the themes of determination and fleeting moments that are central to the Tokyo Revengers story.

The first film of the series, released in July 2021, received critical acclaim and was a commercial success, becoming the top-grossing live-action film in Japan for that year. Fans of the franchise have eagerly anticipated the continuation of the live-action adaptation, and these upcoming sequels promise to deliver more intense and gripping storytelling.

Tokyo Revengers, the manga on which the films are based, was created by Ken Wakui and made its debut in Weekly Shōnen Magazine in March 2017. The manga concluded in November 2021, but the world of Tokyo Revengers continues to expand with spin-off manga such as Tokyo Revengers Extra, which delves into the backstory of the Tokyo Manji Gang’s founders.

The popularity of Tokyo Revengers has extended beyond Japan, with Kodansha USA Publishing releasing the manga in English for international fans to enjoy. The manga’s captivating story revolves around Takemichi Hanagaki, who discovers that his middle school girlfriend, Hinata Tachibana, has been killed by a notorious gang called the Tokyo Manji Gang. Through a mysterious time leap, Takemichi finds himself twelve years in the past, with a chance to change the course of events and save Hinata. This sets him on a path to confront the darkest elements of the gang and become a force to be reckoned with in order to protect the ones he loves.

The Tokyo Revengers anime adaptation premiered in April 2021 and quickly gained a dedicated fanbase. Crunchyroll streamed the anime series as it aired in Japan, allowing viewers worldwide to join in the thrilling journey of Takemichi and his quest to rewrite history. The anime recently concluded its Christmas Showdown arc and is set to continue with the Tenjiku Arc in the future.

As fans eagerly await the release of the Tokyo Revengers sequels, the live-action films are sure to capture the essence of the manga and bring the intense and emotional story to life on the big screen once again.

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