Who Do You Think Is Tokyo Revengers’ Strongest Character Ever?

Despite its science fiction features, such as time travel, at its heart, Tokyo Revengers is an action manga. Given that the plot centers on a subculture inside Japanese society, it stands to reason that many violent altercations would occur between members of different motorcycle gangs.

Aside from the series’ main protagonist, not every fighter in the series is superhumanly powerful. Some gang members are more powerful than others, often the gang’s captains and leaders.

To find out why these 15 mobsters from the Tokyo Revengers manga are the best fighters they can be, it’s best to look at the list of the top 15 strongest characters in the manga.

Spoilers for Tokyo Revenger: manga are included on this page.

15. The Haitani Brothers

Among the ranks of the Kanto Manji, the Haitani Brothers are considered to be the most ruthless killers. They are more effective as a unit than as individuals.

Ran often resorts to deceit to achieve his goals. He uses a brick to strike Mitsuya and knocks him down as an illustration. Meanwhile, Rindo used his wrestling skills to clinch with his foes and knock them out.

While still in their teens, they employed their unique combat technique to eliminate the Max Maniacs’ leader. But against more formidable foes like Angry, their plan is doomed to fail.

14. Yasuhiro Muto aka Mucho

Yasuhiro Muto, called Mucho, is the leader of Tenjiku and the captain of Toman’s fifth division. Mucho is one of the few playable characters with martial arts training in Tokyo Revengers.

His exceptional power and skill in judo allow him to do devastating throws. His “throw” is so lethal that it has fractured the skeletons of his opponents. In addition, he can effortlessly hoist heavy loads over his head.

13. Souya Kawata aka Angry

Toman’s vice captain of the Fourth Division is Souya Kawata, aka “Angry.” When he’s not in the mood, anger isn’t a particularly potent emotion. As a matter of fact, he is physically inferior to his identical twin.

Anger’s “The Crying Blue Ogre” mode kicks in if someone causes him to lose a friend or loved one. Angry’s power multiplies one hundred times in this state. Using this form, Angry quickly vanquished the Tenjiku commanders Mucho and Mocchi, as well as the Haitani brothers.

12. Wakasa Imaushi aka Waka

When compared to other characters, the Captain of the Kanto Manji Gang’s Commando Unit stands out for his distinctive combat technique. Wakasa is able to evade his opponents’ strikes because to his highly developed evasion skills.

Even a skilled fighter like Kakucho was no match for his ability to dodge attacks. During the Battle of the Three Deities, he easily vanquished about a hundred members of the Rokuhara Tandai thanks to Benkei’s rough and hard fists.

11. Keizo Arashi aka Benkei

Benkei, like his cousins the Haitani siblings, is more effective while part of a group. Like Wakasa, Benkei was a highly placed executive at Brahman.

In the series, Benkei is a sturdy warrior who can withstand blows from a number of foes at once. His elusive tactics pair nicely with Wakasa’s powerful punch.

In the early stages of the war, he even managed to overrun South Terano, but he soon lost that edge.

10. Shuji Hanma

The ease with which Shuji Hanma blocked Mikey’s now-famous “roundhouse kick” made for a memorable debut.

The series’ main adversary, Shuji is also Kisaki’s most devoted disciple. This previous Valhalla Acting Leader has a reputation for being a sadist and a violent man.

Shuji’s actual power comes from his seemingly infinite stamina. Even after taking Mikey’s fatal kick, he was still in the fight. Even a skilled fighter like Draken needed many blows to knock Shuji out, therefore his “Zombie” moniker is well-deserved.

9. Kakucho

Kakucho worked under Tenjiku’s superior and was essentially his right hand guy. There’s no mistaking how powerful he is just by looking at his standing in Tenjiku. Only he had the unique ability to easily defeat Angry in his “The Crying Blue Ogre” form.

Kakucho isn’t only a skilled fighter; he’s also lightning swift. Before Chifuyu Matsuno and Seishu Inui could blink, he had taken them out. Angry himself said that Kakucho’s assaults were too swift for him to avoid.

8. Keisuke Baji

The loss of Baji during the Valhalla arc was tragic and undoubtedly wounded Toman. Baji was the leader of Toman’s First Division and a formidable street fighter in his own right. People often remarked on his incredible stamina.

Baji’s stamina was put on full display during the Toman against Valhalla conflict. He resisted numerous assailants with an iron pipe while being stabbed. Even as his blood was being drained away, he continued to struggle.

7. Taiju Shiba

Taiju Shiba is the only other character in the series to knock out Mikey with a single punch. Leader of the Black Dragon gang Taiju has a history of assaulting his younger brother and sister.

Raw strength is one of Taiju’s innate abilities. He effortlessly defeats the Shiba siblings and the Wakasa-Benkei pair with his superior strength and nasty combat technique. He loses against Mikey, though, since his combat style is clumsy and unrefined.

6. Senju Kawaragi

Tokyo Revengers features several male combatants, but Senju Kawaragi stands out as the most powerful female character by far. Senju was formerly one of Kanto’s Three Deities and now she leads Brahman.

Senju, in contrast to the harsh and clumsy fighting style of most other fighters, relies on surprise attacks and acrobatic maneuvers that complement her slender build. In the Battle of Three Deities, she showed incredible skill by avoiding South’s strikes and knocking him out for a moment.

Furthermore, in chapter 248, she takes on and beats almost fifty members of the Kanto Manji gang alone, before giving up due to tiredness.

5. Ken Ryuguji aka Draken

If Draken had accomplished more throughout the series, he would be positioned considerably higher on this ranking. But Draken’s incredible combat skills are nothing to laugh at.

Draken is a brawler known for his heavy hitting and kicking. One hundred men of the Black Dragon gang were no match for him. He was able to defend off Osanai, Kazutora, and Hanma’s unexpected strikes.

And his incredible resilience is something to admire. As such, he is one of the few individuals capable of withstanding South’s fortissimo move.

4. Izana Kurokawa

Izana Kurokawa, head of the Tenjiku gang, is the primary antagonist of the story’s Tenjiku arc. The fact that Tenjiku chose him to lead them is ample evidence of his might.

The tactics that Izana employs in battle are a bit intricate. He starts by trying to anticipate his opponent’s next move. His forecasts are usually spot on. He’s able to foil their plans thanks to his keen ability to foresee their actions.

Without his Dark Impulse form, Izana fought Mikey with just his natural abilities. While it’s possible that Izana is more powerful than Mikey in his raw state, we won’t know for sure until the battle is over.

3. South Terano

At a hulking 210 cm, South Terano certainly commands respect. But South’s massive frame isn’t the only thing that makes him terrifying. On the contrary, his opponents cower in horror before his hefty blows.

The ‘fortissimo’ is South’s hallmark movement. South’s fortissimo hook is so powerful that it may instantaneously knock out his opponent.

Even in street bouts, he has a stellar record. Kakucho, the Waka-Benkei pair, Senju, Draken, and many more have all fallen victim to his punches and hooks.

In spite of his obvious inferiority against Dark Impulse Mikey, he did manage to scratch him during their fight.

2. Takemichi Hanagaki (with foresight)

Takemichi’s physical prowess is unimpressive, but he more than makes up for it with his almost unending supply of stamina and resilience. In spite of his inability to connect with any blows, he remains unmoved by Kakucho, Taiju, and even Izana’s attacks.

Because of his foresight abilities, Takemichi is ranked second on this list. During the arc of the Three Deities, he acquires this additional ability when he predicts Senju’s death.

Despite going up against a Dark Impulse Mikey on his own, he is able to keep up thanks to this skill. Aside from Mikey, the Crybaby Hero actually scores a hit during the fight.

Takemichi joins Toman at its inception and, aided by Mikey, goes on to win several fights and the respect of his peers in the end timeline. So, I think that in the end timeline, all the fighting he’s done has made him a formidable, seasoned warrior.

1. Manjiro Sano aka Mikey

As the list comes to a close, Takemichi’s best buddy and Toman commander, Manjiro Sano (also known as “Mikey”), occupies the top slot.

The strongest member of Tokyo Revengers is Manjiro “Mikey” Sano, also known as The Invincible Mikey. The Toman commander has yet to be vanquished in this story arc. Most of his opponents will only need one of his kicks to end the fight. Not only does he have incredible stamina, but his reflexes also allow him to quickly avoid harm.

Even after engaging in prolonged conflict with a number of foes, he manages to maintain peak physical condition throughout. Even severe trauma, such as a blow to the head, does not discourage him.

Mikey’s Dark Impulse form may also be used to quickly and easily dispatch even even the most difficult foes, such as South Terano. Takemichi used all of his superhuman skills to keep up with this shape.

Tokyo Revengers

The manga artist Ken Wakui penned and drew Tokyo Revengers. Serialization began on March 1, 2017, in Kodansha’s Weekly Shnen Magazine, and continued through November 20, 2022. It has been collected into thirty tankobon volumes.

The protagonist, Takemichi Hanagaki, finds out that his one and only middle school ex-girlfriend was murdered by the Tokyo Manji Gang. Takemichi was shoved from the train station after passengers learned about the event.

When he hit the ground and closed his eyes, he was prepared to die; nevertheless, when he opened them, he found himself 12 years in the past.