Review of Tokyo Revengers

"Tokyo Revengers" tells the story of Takemichi Hanagaki, a failed adult who, one day, watches a news program about the death of Hinata Tachibana, an ex-girlfriend from her high school days for whom she still had feelings. Some time later, while at a train station, Takemichi is pushed on the railway line and, when he wakes up, he is in his bed, but in the past, when he was going to school and still dating Hinata. The story follows him trying to prevent the death of his beloved, while trying to unravel the mysteries behind this unusual event. Tokyo Revengers is an example of amissed opportunity. The protagonist is pitiful, even though he has an adult's mind, he continues to do stupid things and have childish attitudes, in addition to his laughing physical strength, beating anyone.

The story is cool, the time travel plot is quite interesting and the protagonist's motivation is valid. The animation is medium high, but overall it's pretty lively. The characters, apart from the protagonist, are cool, "Manjirou Sano" (Mikey) and "Ken Ryuuguuji" (Draken) are examples of good characters.

In general, Tokyo Revengers is a cool work, could it be much better? Yes, but you can get carried away in some parts. I recommend it for those who like the gang and action theme.