Chapter 270 of Tokyo Revengers has been released, and it appears to have caused a lot of consternation among readers. If a programme is going to explore time travel or time travel paradoxes, the laws regulating them had to be clear, even if they don’t make sense in the actual world. The original timeline is investigated in the most recent chapter, and the initial time-leaper is referenced, but nobody knows who he or she is. Some readers of Tokyo Revengers, after hearing what Shinichiro overheard in chapter 270, have speculated that Takemichi was the initial time-leaper. This might lead to a big contradiction, adding more confusion to the idea of time travel. Let’s get to the bottom of this and see why Takemichi’s status as the series’ first time-leaper creates so many complications.
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Time travel and Takemichi’s potential disruption of the storyline in Tokyo Revengers.
For better or worse, the last few episodes have been absolutely pivotal. With each new episode, fans learn a little more about the series’ final act and try to piece together what it all means. But that moment has not yet come, and in the last chapter, we learned that Shinichiro was the other time-leaper. In the original timeline, Mikey is cared for by Shinichiro before his untimely death due to a play-related accident a few years later.
Fans have always been aware that there were only two-time travellers in the series. While readers have long assumed that Shinichiro was the first-time traveller, this most recent instalment suggests otherwise. Without Shinichiro’s efforts to change the past, Takemichi would not have been a time-leaper. In order to prevent Hina’s death, Takemichi, as we recall, turned into a time-leaper. That’s why in Tokyo Revengers, Shinichiro had to go back in time to prevent Mikey from being present at the time of the accident that murdered Takemichi. In the original timeline, a time-leaper existed who was unknown, although fans speculate that it was Takemichi based on his drunken description.
Massive complications would arise in the narrative of Tokyo Revengers if Takemichi were the other time-leaper from the original timeline. This would be problematic because it would trap Mikey in a never-ending cycle of pain. In Tokyo Revengers, Shinichiro and Takemichi would both keep travelling through time, but Mikey’s eventual fate would remain unchanged. Many viewers assume Takemichi is not the second time traveller from the original timeline. Of course, Ken Wakui may have deliberately chosen to do this in order to keep his readers interested. More than that, though, a rising feeling of expectation has been noticeable.
As such, Tokyo Revengers supporters are counting on ken Wakui to answer any questions their community may have. Tokyo Revengers is a Japanese manga that recently has been detailing Mikey’s brother Sanichiro’s time-travelling adventures. Mikey’s life is chronicled in a variety of ways throughout the book. It’s to be hoped that the writer would bring all the stories together at the same time. We learn more about Sanichiro and Mikey’s history in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 270. Following Mikey’s revelation that he and Takemichi are living in parallel realities, Shinichiro made a cameo in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 269. Shinichiro has gone back in time to prevent Mikey’s death.
Mikey was gravely injured in an accident, and we watched Shinichiro tending to his needs. Mikey was in a wheelchair and unable to move since he had lost all sensation. Mikey’s health has not improved during the past four years.
Spoilers for Tokyo Revenge Chapter 270
Shinichiro and Baji are having a conversation in the automobile at the beginning of Tokyo Revengers Chapter 270. Baji’s long hair has been given a new colour for this new look. After a year behind bars, Shinichiro informs Baji that Sanzu Haruchiyo has been freed from jail. Baji expresses his displeasure at having to visit the crazed guy who used his Katana to hurt his companion, Sanzu. Shinichiro, however, cautioned Baji not to make such a remark, saying that Sanju’s wrath was directed towards whoever had offended Mikey (Majiro Sano).
Then Shinichiro inquired as to Baji’s reasons for not enrolling in the high school. Baji said, “High school is boring.” While they were talking, though, the car pulled up to the facility where Sanzu would be released. Following their introduction to Sanju, the latter enquired after Mikey.
With a grin on his face, Shinichiro told Sanzu that the best way to find out how Mikey was doing would be to meet with him one-on-one. All three of them eventually made their way to the hospital where Mikey is being treated. Sanzu had a brief encounter with Mikey the year before Mikey was incarcerated. When he saw Mikey’s state, he was taken aback and inquired whether he still knew him. Sanzu grabbed Mikey’s hand as soon as he saw his condition, but Mikey only stared at him. They checked out of the clinic. While Sanzu is concerned about Mikey’s health, Baji is more concerned about what will happen to his brother, Shinichiro. After his grandfather passed away and Emma moved out, he saw that Shinichiro was putting on an act of strength.
Baji observes mournfully that Mikey doesn’t have long to live. And sure enough, on July 20th, a month after Baji and Sanzu first met Shinichiro, they learned that Manjiro Sano had passed away. Can Shinichiro travel back in time after Mikey’s death and change what happened to rescue his brother? On Wednesday, September 21, 2022, Tokyo Revengers Chapter 270 will be released, revealing the pivotal detail. There is a Kodansha official website where readers may keep up with the latest chapters of Japanese manga, however, the newest instalments of Tokyo Revengers will cost them.