Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265: Kisaki’s influence on Mikey vs Takemichi’s light × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Gaming Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Anime Feature Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 Kisaki s influence on Mikey vs Takemichi s light By Rodrigo Sandoval Lahut Modified 16 Aug 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Mikey's darkness is explored further in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 (Image via Ken Wakui/ Kodansha, Tokyo Revengers) Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 was released a few hours ago, giving readers Mikey’s point of view about Kisaki’s introduction to Toman as well as the conflict against Valhalla. The last chapter gave us the beginnings of Toman as a gang, as well as a more in-depth analysis of Mikey’s definition of strength. Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265, titled Stand by Me, continues the Mikey’s Memories arc that has been going on in the manga for a few weeks now. Continue reading to learn more about the events that transpired in Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 and how they affected Mikey’s character. Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265. Kisaki and Mikey s relationship is the central focus of Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 What happened last time zimp // IA@vvzimpTR 264 All I want is to read, but why hurting me like this? Ha Wakui? #tokyorevengers #TokyoRevengers264 #tr264327TR 264 All I want is to read, but why hurting me like this? Ha Wakui? #tokyorevengers #TokyoRevengers264 #tr264 https://t.co/xX670x5yei Tokyo Revengers Chapter 264 narrated how Toman was born from Mikey’s point of view. Draken and Emma’s relationship was also developed further. Besides that, it also presented how Mikey lived through Shinichiro’s death. The chapter ended with Mikey thinking about the people who changed his life completely, Kisaki and Takemichi. Kisaki s bargain in Chapter 265 シャーロット@sharu_akashiDi questo capitolo m'interessavano solo due coseBaji é la prima...#TokyoRevengers2652Di questo capitolo m'interessavano solo due coseBaji é la prima...#TokyoRevengers265 https://t.co/E7tjVLmgtK Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 started with Mikey, Takemichi, and Draken riding around on their bikes. Mikey was talking with Takemichi about Shinichiro, while thinking about how he was looking for more than strength. That same day, Mikey met Kisaki for the first time, whom he referred to as the man who changed his life forever. Later that day, Kisaki and Mikey met to talk about Pa-chin, who was still imprisoned at that point. To gain Mikey’s trust, Kisaki told the Toman leader about his plan to free Pa-chin from prison, shifting the guilt to someone else. While they talked, Baji was hiding around the corner, listening to everything. Toman is divided zimp // IA@vvzimpTR 263 Miss you three #tokyorevengers #tokyorevengers265 #tr26561TR 263 Miss you three #tokyorevengers #tokyorevengers265 #tr265 https://t.co/dnEEsaj3Ld Tokyo Revengers Chapter 265 continues the next day inside a restaurant. All the prominent members of Toman were discussing Mikey’s idea of allowing Kisaki to join the gang. Everyone was divided about allowing Kisaki to join in. They were trying to make Mikey realize he was not a trustworthy person. Baji, who knew about Mikey’s motivation, told him that he should not trust Kisaki’s words. Mikey was determined to let Kisaki join since he would free Pa-chin from prison if he did. Draken got angry at this revelation, reminding Mikey that such crimes were not the reason Toman was created. Draken threatened to leave the gang if Kisaki joined, while Takashi told Mikey Pa-chin would not have wanted this. Mikey was left alone, once again thinking that strength was not enough for him. Mikey s request eli エリ ̽̽@byl8r#TokyoRevengers TR 265 spoilers I missed mikey’s sunshine smile so much it hurts