Just a few hours ago, Mikey’s perspective on Kisaki’s presentation of Toman and the confrontation with Valhalla was made available to readers in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265. The origins of Toman as a gang were revealed in the previous chapter, along with a deeper dive into Mikey’s concept of power. Stand by Me, Chapter 265 of Tokyo Revengers, is the next chapter in the ongoing Mikey’s Memories arc. To find out how the events in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 shaped Mikey’s personality, keep reading!
A Review of Tokyo Revenge Chapter 264
Mikey’s account of the birth of Toman can be found in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 264. The bond between Draken and Emma was deepened as well. It also showed how Mikey coped after hearing the news of Shinichiro’s death. At the close of the chapter, Mikey reflected on Kisaki and Takemichi, the two individuals who had the most impact on his life.
Deal struck by Kisaki in Chapter 265
Mikey, Takemichi, and Draken begin their adventures on two wheels in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265. Mikey was having a conversation with Takemichi about Shinichiro when he realised that he was searching for anything outside physical prowess. Mikey had his first encounter with Kisaki that very day; he later described Kisaki as “the man who transformed my life forever.” After a long day, Kisaki and Mikey finally got together to discuss Pa-chin, who was still locked up. Kisaki told the Toman leader about his plan to rescue Pa-chin from prison, transferring the culpability to someone else, in order to win Mikey’s trust and free Pa-chin from prison. Baji snuck around the corner and listened to their conversation.
Splitting Toman
Next day in a restaurant in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265. Toman’s upper crust was debating whether or not to adopt Mikey’s proposal to accept Kisaki as a new member. The group was torn on whether or not to include Kisaki. They were attempting to convince Mikey that he could not be trusted. Since Baji was aware of Mikey’s purpose, he cautioned him against putting faith in Kisaki’s remarks. Mikey was set on accepting Kisaki as a member since doing so would release Pa-chin from prison. Draken became infuriated by this news and reminded Mikey that atrocities like this were not the inspiration for the creation of Toman. Takashi informed Mikey Pa-chin would not have wanted this, and Draken threatened to leave if Kisaki joined the group. Mikey was abandoned, and he went back to doubting his own power.
The one and only wish Mikey
At the start of Chapter 265 of Tokyo Revenger, Mikey and Kisaki are sitting down for a meal together. Mikey told Kisaki about the argument that erupted among the Toman members when he was introduced to the group. Kisaki stated he expected it, though he didn’t think Mikey would say Takemichi stopped him from destroying Toman. Following their meal, Mikey and Kisaki walked outdoors to relax on the grass. At that time, Mikey had realised that Kisaki was the only person with whom he could be open about his Dark Impulses, and so he admitted his liking for him.
Mikey told Kisaki how they want to destroy everything around him and occasionally took over his life. After confiding in Kisaki, Mikey urged him to remain by his side and direct his Dark Impulses. Mikey said he was fine with Kisaki having power over his darkness in ways he didn’t approve of when Kisaki asked whether it was good with him. Mikey began to consider the possibility that he was actually seeking total darkness.
Inspiring more evil
In Chapter 265 of Tokyo Revenger, we see the battle between Toman and Valhalla through Mikey’s eyes. The promise of safety that Kisaki made to Mikey stands out as the earliest memory he had of that day. Later on, that day, when Kazutora stabbed Baji, the narrative jumps ahead to that moment. Kisaki saw this and began encouraging Mikey to kill Kazutora by telling him how horrible he was for what he did to Baji.
Mikey let himself be consumed by his evil impulses, convinced that he didn’t need anything more than his own darkness. In the midst of his thrashing of Kazutora, Mikey came to terms with the fact that the longer he fought to hold back his shadow side, the more it would eventually emerge. When Mikey finally decided to kill Kazutora, Takemichi intervened. Mikey’s eyes gradually opened up to the light as soon as he laid eyes on Takemichi. As the events of Chapter 265 of Tokyo revengers unfold, Mikey says that Takemichi is the second guy to fully alter his course. For fans of Tokyo Revengers, the answer to the question of how Mikey really feels about Takemichi has been waiting in the wings ever since the Mikey’s Memories arc began, and that question is partially answered in Chapter 265.
It would be fascinating to watch how Takemichi responds in the next episode after knowing that Kisaki is the guy who pushed Mikey to accept his darkness. Mikey’s life was turned upside down by Kisaki, who caused him to clash with his pals and eroded Toman’s morality. Takemichi will be the guiding light who restores order to Mikey’s world. Mikey’s darkness temporarily dissipated with Takemichi’s arrival, proving what fans and characters have suspected for some time: only Takemichi can save Mikey. Mikey’s thoughts on Takemichi and the reasons he thinks Takemichi has altered the course of his life will be the primary subject of next week’s chapter. Fans of Tokyo Revengers can only hope that the upcoming chapter, which will focus on Mikey’s perspective, will be as enlightening as Chapter 265.