8 Manga Like Tokyo Revengers

Haruka Sakura’s only interest is in being the strongest guy in town. He has just entered Furin High School, a school known for its many street-fighting delinquents who use their strength to protect their neighborhood. This action-packed manga about delinquents-turned-heroes is sure to be a great pick for Tokyo Revengers fans. For even more to look forward to, an anime series adaptation has recently been announced!

High school senior Kinichiro Imamura is about to graduate. But thanks to everyone judging him by his appearance, Kinichiro made his way through high school with absolutely no friends and without even participating in any club activities. On graduation day, Kinichiro and his classmate Akira Fujieda are involved in an accident, and are somehow sent back to the first day of freshman year! Will Kinichiro finally be able to have the high school experience he longed for?

Satoru Fujinuma is a seemingly ordinary guy trudging through his seemingly ordinary life, but he’s got a secret: he possesses an involuntary ability that he calls “Revival” that sends him back in time whenever life-threatening events occur, allowing him to prevent them. One day, he’s sent back further than ever before — 18 whole years, to when he was just a young boy. But now that he’s here, he realizes he’s got an opportunity to save multiple people, including a group of childhood friends who all lost their lives in a kidnapping incident that occurred when they were kids. Will he be able to do it?

Based upon the 2009 visual novel game of the same name developed by 5pb. and Nitroplus, Steins;Gate is another story that explores themes of time travel and altering the past. In Akihabara, Rintaro Okabe and his friends develop a special device using a microwave and a cell phone that allows them to send text messages to the past, gradually causing changes to the present timeline. Meanwhile, a special agency that has been studying time travel catches wind of their machine and attempts to gain possession of it, no matter what it takes.

High school student Naho begins to receive letters sent from 10 years in the future. These letters, written by her future self, give her specific instructions in order to help prevent future Naho’s regrets and a tragic event that affected her friend group. Though skeptical at first, Naho begins to believe the letters as they correctly predict various events and starts to do what they ask in order to help change the future.

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time was originally a novel written by science fiction author Yasutaka Tsutsui in the 1960s. It is one of his most renowned and well-known books and went on to spawn many adaptations. One of the most popular adaptations is arguably the 2006 animated film, which in turn was adapted into this manga. In the story, a young girl suddenly gains the ability to time-leap, causing her to relive the same day repeatedly in a time loop, and gradually altering the fates of those around her.

Finally, if you were hoping for not just manga like Tokyo Revengers, but for more of the actual story itself, have no fear! It exists! Tokyo Revengers: A Letter from Keisuke Baji is an official spin-off from the original story, created by Yukinori Natsukawaguchi, and it’s available digitally through Kodansha’s digital platform, K Manga. It reveals more about the relationship between Keisuke Baji, a founding member and the Captain of the First Division of the Tokyo Manji Gang, and Vice Captain Chifuyu Matsuno.