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Tokyo Revengers: Takemichi is not the only Time Leaper


The Tokyo Revengers manga is on it's final arc right now, and the series has seen quite drastic changes to the characters and the plot as well. However, the plot twist that Tokyo Revengers: Chapter 256 has indicated might be the biggest one so far.

During his fight with Kakucho, Takemichi had a vision and comes to know that Haruchiyo Sanzu is planning to kill everyone by running them over by a train. Takemichi and Kakucho form a temporary truce and go to stop Sanzu.

After a few more events, Takemichi boards the train to stop Sanzu, and has another vision where Sanzu stabs him with his sword from behind. Takemichi quickly dodges this attack, which leave Sanzu wondering, as he had attacked from a complete blind spot and there was no way Takemichi could have dodged that. Sanzu then says, "Are you a Time Leaper too?"

We didn't get to know what Sanzu really meant by this because he is then pushed off the train by Kakucho. What do you think? Could Haruchiyo Sanzu be a Time Leaper as well?

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