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Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc publishes its creditless opening and ending

The War of the Three Titans Arc has released creditless versions of both its opening and ending, set to JO1's Ignite and go!go!vanillas' Trickster.

A close-up of Tokyo Revengers' Mikey, light-haired and blue-eyed, against a dark background scattered with pink and gold light

The official site for Tokyo Revengers has published creditless versions of both the opening and ending for War of the Three Titans Arc, the day the arc's notices went up.

The opening

The opening is Ignite by JO1. The creditless cut follows Tokyo Manji Gang members who have set off down a new path, cuts to Takemichi and his friends looking back over old memories — including a shot of Mikey's former smile — and closes on the start of a new and violent conflict.

The ending

The closing theme is Trickster by go!go!vanillas. It opens on the videotape that becomes a key item in the story, sets the light and shadow of the Tokyo Manji Gang against Mikey, and ends on a hand reaching out to a Mikey being swallowed by a dark impulse.

Three volumes on the way

The same batch of notices confirms a three-volume Blu-ray and DVD release through Pony Canyon. Volume one arrives on 27 January 2027 with episodes 51 to 54, volume two on 24 February with episodes 55 to 58, and volume three on 24 March with episodes 59 to 63. Each Blu-ray is priced at 13,200 yen and each DVD at 12,100 yen, tax included. Volume three carries the creditless opening and ending alongside a digest of a series event, and every volume ships with an enclosed bonus CD.

Our opinion

Creditless sequences are usually the least interesting thing a production committee puts out, and most exist so a record label gets a clean promotional asset. These two are worth a look because of where they sit. The opening leans on memory, with the gang on a new road and Mikey as he used to be, and the ending answers it with the videotape, the light-and-shadow split and a hand reaching into the dark. That is a production spending its credit-free minutes on the contrast the arc is actually built around rather than on a trailer cut of the fights, and it means both videos double as a promise about where Mikey is heading. Confident if the season lands, careless if it does not.