Scénario:
Yasuyuki MutōPhotographie:
Mitsuyoshi YamamotoMusique:
Hiroaki TsutsumiActeurs·trices:
Yūki Shin, Masaaki Mizunaka, Takuya Eguchi, Yukihiro Nozuyama, Jun'ya Enoki, Kengo Kawanishi, Shōtarō Morikubo, Natsuki Hanae, Nobunaga Shimazaki (plus)Épisodes(13)
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La Journée la plus longue (S03E01)
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Ennemi mortel (S03E02)
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La Patience a ses limites (S03E03)
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Retour à la vie (S03E04)
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Un mauvais pressentiment (S03E05)
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Debout ! (S03E06)
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Changement de courant (S03E07)
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Je le sais au fond de moi (S03E08)
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L'Ogre bleu (S03E09)
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Brave Heart (S03E10)
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Nothing Is Left (S03E11)
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Paradise Lost (S03E12)
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Meet His Fate (S03E13)
Vidéo (3)
Critiques (1)
Best season of Tokyo Revengers, featuring the highest stakes, the greatest dangers, and the most sacrifices. Our hero is at the top of his game, and I thoroughly enjoy witnessing his unwavering determination. Finally delving into the main antagonist's motivation is intriguing, but the series falls short in evoking any pity for him. Kisaki stands as an example that while genius is admirable, lacking empathy can be a downfall. Izana, though not as impactful as Taiju from the previous season, brings an interesting aspect to the story. However, what didn't sit well with me, or rather left me genuinely disappointed, was how Takemichi's secret was revealed to the others. Anticipating it had to happen, I expected a better execution. The ending feels somewhat abrupt, hinting at a possible continuation, but I'm unsure what extensive issues they still aim to address. Despite this, the season was eventful, delivering several unexpected surprises — a solid drama overall. I'd rate it 8.4/10, marking it as the best season of Tokyo Revengers, but it narrowly missed a 5-star rating from me.
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