It's been real is the one hundred eighty-sixth chapter of the Tokyo卍Revengers (Manga).
Summary
Draken apologizes at Emma's funeral
Within the Sano Residence, a funeral for Emma Sano is being held. The air is heavy, and Toman's members and some of Emma's classmates sit in respectful silence. Takemichi notes that Mikey remained stoic. Paying his respects to Mikey and Emma's grandfather, Draken confesses that he loved Emma, apologizing for being unable to protect her. Her grandfather remarks he is sure that Emma is resting well, prompting Draken to sob in grief. In turn, various Toman members sob as well.
Inupi and Kokonoi part ways
As he leaves the funeral, Inupi comes across Kokonoi, who tells him that they are parting ways, as he can no longer support Inupi. They thank each other for the time they spent together before bidding farewell.
Kakucho makes a grave for Izana
Kakucho visits the institution where he and Izana met, looking at the individual locations that he spent time with Izana.[1] Outside, he builds a makeshift grave for Izana, reminiscent of the one he made for his parents when they first met.[2] Walking away, he tells Izana to rest well. Kisaki and Hanma are deemed guilty for the deaths of Emma[3] and Izana.[4] While Kisaki is dead, Hanma continues living as a fugitive, remarking that life is getting boring again. Looking out into the sea, Mikey remarks that he has made a decision.
Characters in Order of Appearance
References
- ↑ Tokyo Revengers Manga: Chapter 178.
- ↑ Tokyo Revengers Manga: Chapter 175.
- ↑ Tokyo Revengers Manga: Chapter 148.
- ↑ Tokyo Revengers Manga: Chapter 177.
Takashi Mitsuya vs. Kanji Mochizuki Second Division vs. Tenjiku Nahoya Kawata vs. Kakucho Takemichi Hanagaki and Seishu Inui vs. Yasuhiro Muto Tokyo Manji Gang vs. Tenjiku Chifuyu Matsuno vs. Kanji Mochizuki Hakkai Shiba vs. Ran Haitani Souya Kawata vs. Rindo Haitani Takemichi Hanagaki vs. Kakucho Seishu Inui vs. Hajime Kokonoi and Yasuhiro Muto Souya Kawata vs. Tenjiku Leaders Tokyo Manji Gang vs. Kakucho Manjiro Sano vs. Izana Kurokawa Takemichi Hanagaki vs. Tetta Kisaki | |
