In this version of how things went down, Hinata and his friends still die when Takemichi goes back to the present. : Mangamefi
In this version of how things went down, Hinata and his friends still die when Takemichi goes back to the present. : Mangamefi

In this version of how things went down, Hinata and his friends still die when Takemichi goes back to the present. : Mangamefi

The story The first part

Takemichi Hanagaki, a freeter in his forties, found out one day that Hinata Tachibana and her younger brother Naoto had been killed by the Tokyo Manji Gang.

The Tachibana family included both Hinata and Naoto.

When he gets pushed in front of a train, Takemichi can go back in time exactly twelve years to the year 2005.

Takemichi runs into Naoto when he is remembering middle school, and he tells him the exact day that he and Hinata will die.

When they shake hands, Takemichi is sent back to the present right away. This creates a strange situation in which Naoto can keep living her life and working as a detective.

Naoto has decided that every time he and Takemichi hold hands, Takemichi goes back 15 years.

Takemichi has decided to use the information he got from the future to save Hinata.

Kiyomasa, a member of the Tokyo Manji Gang, forced former allies of Takemichi to fight in secret under his direction.

Mikey, who is in charge of the group, likes how dedicated Takemichi is to making sure they are safe.

Takemichi finds out that one of his other friends, Akkun, was going to prison until his latest fight with Mikey stopped it.

When Akkun kills himself out of fear, Takemichi realizes that the Tokyo Manji Gang is a bigger threat to his friends than he thought at first.

Takemichi goes back in time and finds out that rival gangs Moebius and the Tokyo Manji Gang are fighting to get back at Pah-companion.

Takemichi finds out that Mikey will act violently in the future because Draken, his second-in-command, will die.

Draken gets out of the fight without getting hurt, but Pah-chin gives himself up to the police after stabbing the Moebius gang’s Osanai.

Because of this, the Tokyo Manji Gang can’t agree on the best way to help Pah-chin in this situation.

Takemichi is able to end the fight between Mikey and Draken, but on August 3, 2005, a group of Moebius members led by a Valhalla member named Shoji Hanma attacked the Tokyo Manji Gang.

Takemichi learns that Kiyomasa killed Draken because Draken made him feel bad and forced him to leave the Tokyo Manji Gang. He also learns that Peh-yan joined their plot when Mikey and Draken let Pah-chin be locked up.

This is what Takemichi finds out from Peh-yan.

The Tokyo Manji Gang wins the battle, Takemichi beats Kiyomasa, and Draken gets better after being hurt.

“Valhalla” and “Bloody Halloween” are arcs.

In this version of how things went down, Hinata and his friends still die when Takemichi goes back to the present.

Takemichi didn’t find out about Tetta Kisaki’s role in the violent change of the Tokyo Manji Gang until he traveled through time.

When he went back to the past, he found that Kisaki had just joined the gang and had taken over as the new head of his section while Pah was away.

Kazutora Hanemiya, a former co-founder of the Tokyo Manji Gang, told Keisuke Baji to join Valhalla. Baji was the captain of the first division.

If Mikey is able to get Baji back, he will break his promise to Takemichi and kick Kisaki out of the gang.

Takemichi was accepted into Takashi Mitsuya’s group and is now an official member of the Tokyo Manji Gang.

Takemichi finds out that Mikey is angry at Kazutora because Mikey’s older brother Shinichiro died two years ago.

Chifuyu Matsuno also tells Takemichi that Baji said he left the gang to find out why Kisaki was acting the way he was.

He also finds out that Kisaki wanted Mikey to be the leader of Valhalla when he set it up, and that the Tokyo Manji Gang would join Valhalla after a fight on October 31, 2005, which was known as “Bloody Halloween.”

They didn’t succeed because Mikey killed Kazutora to get back at Baji for killing him.

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