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Despite his perseverance and determination, Takemichi's poor decision-making has repeatedly exacerbated situations in Tokyo Revengers.
Takemichi Hanagaki is the main character in Tokyo Revengers, a currently popular manga. However, unlike other main characters, this seemingly inept guy proves quite ineffective in battles. Specifically, Takemichi has a knack for making impulsive decisions at the most inconvenient times. Consequently, Takemichi often leaves numerous consequences for himself and those around him. Let's delve into 5 instances where Takemichi, the 'hopeless' guy, makes everything worse!
Enduring a brutal beating but still insisting on staying
After being ruthlessly beaten by Kiyomasa and his gang, Takemichi further worsens the situation by expressing a desire to meet the leaders of this gang. Despite having minimal knowledge about the Manji gang in Tokyo or its leaders, Sano and Kisaki, Takemichi remains curious and eager to meet them. To address Takemichi's unexpected curiosity, Kiyomasa imparts a memorable lesson.
Takemichi makes things worse because of Akkun
Takemichi inadvertently prevents Akkun from going to jail in the original timeline when he stands up against Kiyomasa in the past to stop Takuya from joining Kiyomasa's fight club. Takemichi tries to eliminate it, preventing Akkun from stabbing Kiyomasa.
Afterwards, Akkun expresses gratitude to Takemichi for his efforts. However, when Takemichi returns to the present and reunites with his childhood friend, he discovers that Akkun was a member of the Toman gang. Dissatisfied with his current position and compelled by Tetta Kisaki's orders, Akkun commits suicide in front of Takemichi, leaving him deeply shocked.
Takemichi provokes Haruki Hayashida during a Toman meeting
Upon learning that an impending conflict will lead to Toman's downfall, Takemichi interrupts a meeting organized by Mikey with Draken, Pah (Haruki Hayashida), and Peh, pleading with Toman's leaders to halt the upcoming war.
Immediately, Pah attacks Takemichi. Instead of succeeding, Takemichi's outburst sparks a conflict between Mikey and Draken as they disagree on whether to fight or not.
Takemichi oversimplifies the relationship between Draken and Mikey
After aiding in Mikey and Draken's reconciliation following a dispute, Takemichi believes he successfully prevented Toman's internal conflict and a future where Draken would die. Thinking his mission is complete, Takemichi schedules a meeting with Hinata, Draken, and Emma on the day Draken is supposed to die. Immediately after, Takemichi discovers that the internal discord within Toman has not been resolved, inadvertently worsening the relationship between Mikey and Draken.
Takemichi is helpless when Draken is stabbed
Upon discovering Kiyomasa stabbing Draken, Takemichi remains idle instead of quickly taking action to save his friend's life. He can only stare at Draken and call his name. Despite Draken being critically injured, Takemichi wastes precious time crying. Takemichi only acts upon hearing Mikey urging him to do something. Finally, Takemichi takes Draken to a safe place where he can call for emergency assistance. This aspect infuriates many readers due to Takemichi's tendency to cry.
Here are 5 instances where Takemichi, the 'hopeless' guy in Tokyo Revengers, made everything worse. What are your thoughts on this? Feel free to share your opinions!
