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Synonyms: Toukyou Kushu

Japanese: 東京喰種トーキョーグール

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 14

Chapters: 144

Status: Finished

Published: Sep 8, 2011 to Sep 18, 2014

Genres: Action, Fantasy, Horror

Themes: Gore, Psychological

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Young Jump

Authors: Ishida, Sui (Story & Art)

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Score: 8.53¹ (scored by 274,740 users)

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Ranked: #145²

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Popularity: #5

Members: 504,844

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Nov 21, 2014

txkyoghoulx

Recommended

I just recently started reading manga early last year and out of all of the ones I have read, this one by far is the ultimate best!
Knowing that a season 2 will be released I'm desperate for the storyline to follow the manga's. Tokyo ghoul is my most favourite anime & manga however the manga's ending really hit me deep. ------SPOILER------ When I finally reached the last few chapters I expected Kaneki to kick ass and slay Arima but my dreams and hopes slashed down the bin. When Kaneki wasnt re healing I became worried asf and then Kaneki's eyes were no longer there ...

Sep 15, 2014

SenpaiNoticedMez

Recommended

When I first decided to read the manga from it's first chapter release in 2011, I felt like it was going to become a excellent manga and it did. The thriller and suspense of the manga series had me exuberant in the fight scenes.
(Spoilers in Art section)

Story 9/10:
As much as I hope for Sui Ishida to continue the Tokyo Ghoul Manga, the story is unique in its own way. Although the thought of cannibalism and intense gore may refrain people from reading this, it scrutinizes the many details that people do not usually see in a Seinen/Psychological manga. The protagonist, Ken Kaneki is one of ... the most favorable, and I admit, one of the biggest pet peeves I've ever encountered when I came upon reading this series. As a dynamic character, he excelled in a way that I can't comprehend and wouldn't had expected from the author.

Art 9/10:
The art is very good in the manga, however although it was released in 2011, some of the chapters felt as if the drawings were from 2008. It may sound pretty harsh and I don't want to be nefarious for calling it old or retro but it progressively got better. Like I said in the paragraph above, the drawing scrutinizes the many detail people do not see. For example (spoiler): The chair scene when being brutally tortured by Yamori and the "flowers" in the latest chapters. Symbolism played a huge role in the art style of Tokyo Ghoul and it is appreciating that each character has an certain type of taste and attribute that fits in the story.

Character 7/10:
The characters are bland in a way and does not discuss much. We do not know Kanou's background, who Kishou Arima really is, and how many of the characters didn't really have much of an impact in the story except for the end (Devil Ape and Black Dog). Some of the characters may feel kind of left out and not much development goes around for the side characters that are reoccurring. The additional of characters may get rather confusing in the manga, but it was worth it all once getting to know a little of their background and role in the manga. In the end, I hope Sui Ishida has another continuation of the Tokyo Ghoul manga.

Enjoyment 8/10:
Not much to say, Story and Art is great; character is mildly good and not to mention, it had some pretty kick-ass fight scenes. The scenes in which they had Aogiri, Anteiku, and CCG fighting was intense that it literally had me at the back of my chair while reading this. Cooperating both fighting and psychology,the fights with Kaneki's traumas had me constantly addicted with the manga while updating. Thus, it was pretty a fun ride for me reading this.

Overall 9/10:
If its a manga you like filled with gore and psychology, I highly suggest this manga. Sui Ishida made a fantastic manga and it is one of best mangas I had ever read. Everything from Story, Art, and Character can depict a lot in a manga series and this one had it all (almost all). Hence, if you're into this kind of stuff, Read it!

Aug 14, 2022

IOnliDreem2

Recommended

Tokyo Ghoul is a very technical piece of manga literature. Very often, as a reader, you will struggle to keep track of all of the erratic inking, intense calligraphy, positioning of speech bubbles, and creative paneling. This is to say that TG is some of the most striking art you can find in modern mangas. Sui Ishida, whose skill may not yet match a Kentaro Miura, proved his potential during Tokyo Ghoul's initial run. Every page pops with hard blacks and stark whites, imprinting a consistent visual style that conveys the series' psychological brand of horror. It's obvious that Ishida paints greater detail in each ...

Oct 15, 2014

NumberSevenTeen

Recommended

Just a heads up before reading, this review came from my anilist account, but i thought i would post it here as well

Setting
Tokyo Ghoul surprisingly enough is set in modern day Tokyo, where creatures with unknown origins known as Ghouls, plague the world and their only means of survival is consuming Humans as food. In response to the Ghouls, the Humans created an international organisation known as C.C.G, Commission of Counter Ghoul, who specialise in investigating and exterminating ghouls

Story
The plot of Tokyo Ghoul without entering spoiler territory, is basically about the young adult Kaneki (18-19yrs) whom after experiencing an unfortunate turn of events is ...

Jul 27, 2015

Alexeii

Recommended

This review is spoiler-free.

One thing I must say, THIS IS A GOOD MANGA, WORTH READING AND REREADING. Although it seems a little boring at first, it turns out really interesting. In my humble opinion, Tokyo Ghoul demands a patient reader.

Story: 8

it is just as complicated as it needs to be, or a little more. Ishida Sui hates plot holes from what I see. Also the psychological part of the story is detailed and quite interesting, and it doesn't involve just the protagonist, it involves many other characters with their various twisted personalities. I liked the fact that Ishida uses Tarot Cards meanings. This is why ...

Jan 15, 2017

Rikuson1

Recommended

Tokyo Ghoul Review

Story (10/10) Outstanding

The story for Tokyo Ghoul is quite outstanding especially compared to it's anime counterpart. I'm glad I took the time to sit down and read this the mangaka behind this knows how to latch a outstanding story together. Although at some points it can get a bit overwhelming with the introduction of characters it's not too hard to follow. The struggles and undertone messages that this manga brings to the table is definitely within the same realm as another series I adore called Parasyte and after reading this I do think this is better than Parasyte, it takes the overall plot ... that it shares with Parasyte and beats it at it in my opinion not by a long shot but I definitely think it's better.

Art (9/10) Great+
More Specifically (9.50/10)

The art at the start of this manga I felt was honestly just ok, it quite mediocre in some panels but around the 20th chapter and beyond you can tell the mangaka got batter at drawing his characters and especially his background environments. His art eventually becomes a treat to view especially on key panels he really puts time into the key panels and that's when his art style is at it's absolute best. But most of the time it's great, the only thing that bothered me just a big about his overall art style is just there was just a tad bit too much line shading across literally almost everything he draw it got just a tad bit annoying to me, it's what eventually turned me off with Shingeki No Kyojin's art style far too much line shading it makes it look like a rough draft of a picture instead of a finished product, but that's just my opinion it didn't ruin the overall art for me just something that has urked about art style not just in tokyo ghoul but across other manga nonetheless like i said it's still great.

Characters (9/10) Great
More Specifically (9.75/10) Great+

The characters in Tokyo Ghoul are great the character development of the main character was amazing. Although a lot of characters around the half way point were introduced and it felt overwhelming to keep up with all the characters the mangaka was introducing at once it messed with the flow a bit. But the characters that were focused on like where great and I also like the focus on the Dove characters too because it made me understand and connect with characters like Amon, Mado and his daughter and Juzo also, so when both sides clash I was more invested in the battle. Like I said the only thing that bugged me where large amount of side characters that hopefully get fleshed out in the sequel Re: but who knows some fights they participated in I didn't care for and got lost for half a chapter trying to figure out who I'm following right now but it didn't happen often but enough for me to point out.

Enjoyment (9/10) Great
More Specifically (9.75/10) Great+

My enjoyment for majority of the manga was great. It started off entertaining and the slice of life parts were ok i didn't really care for those chapters of Ken and Hinami going to get coffee, or the chapters where Amon and Akira are discuss what the plans for dove are next even though i understand why those chapters exist it was for characterization but I'm not going to lie I was getting a bit bored as this might last for 3 chapters or so. But other than that like i said everything was really entertaining especially majority of every conflict that happened in this manga quite top notch fight scenes and angles the mangaka drew all the scenes at and for that it keeps it at a high 9 for me.

Overall (9/10) Great
More Specifically (9.75/10) Great+

Tokyo Ghoul is a great manga I knew I was going to like it more than the anime but not this much. It's definitely one of the best manga's I've read in quite a while and as of this review has broke into my top 10 favorite manga. Eager to see where the sequel Re: takes this great manga as I've been hearing good things about it also.

Sep 15, 2014

metronot

Recommended

Story - 9
In the world of Tokyo Ghoul, there exists beings known as ghouls, who look just like any human being but instead of human diet, they consume human flesh to obtain nutrition. Tokyo Ghoul has three main focuses: one on human beliefs and two on ghouls (to dominate, or to coexist). There is no true justice, as all sides have problems and the story makes it clear that there won't be a happy ending - the adventure is a tragic one. The story deals with discrimination and how it works - what it supports, opposes, and contradicts. Though with a slow start, Tokyo Ghoul ... spends most of its time exploring characters' beliefs in-depth and picks up the pace soon after the initial arcs.

Art - 9
The first impressions for this manga's artwork may not be ideal, but it steadily improves throughout the chapters and retains its own unique style. What stands out in this style is its "chaotic" drawing, as in the depiction of dark auras, facial despair, and etc for the author to emphasize distorted mindsets of the characters' as well as to bring out a sense of horror. With the exceptions of the occasional drawing errors, the art works out ideally for the story itself.

Character - 10
Tokyo Ghoul's exploration of multiple characters' changing mindsets stays constant and colorful, with pages or even chapters dedicated to building characterizations for main as well as supporting characters sometimes. Background information of characters are usually withheld completely or until later (including the sequel in Tokyo Ghoul:re) to avoid unecessary connections that might be made, as well to build upon the idea of ever changing views that do not stagnate in the past.

Enjoyment - 10
Great read, easily one of my favorite works of literature. It doesn't really try too hard and isn't afraid to venture into paths many writers normally avoid just to cater to the audiences' preferences. The story closes with an open ending, leaving opportunity for a sequel if the time comes (update: which it did indeed, soon after the closing). The story leaves off in a bitter note with questions unanswered, befit of its main element of tragedy: the world does not center around anyone; events continue on whether you're there to see to them or not, and you won't always be in the position to know all that's related.

Overall - 10
I definitely recommend others to try out this manga, especially if psychological horror and/or tragedy are what you enjoy in literature. Though the first half of Tokyo Ghoul left an empty feeling in me after its completion, it has since become one of my top picks due to its ending truly reflecting what the author set out to achieve.

Apr 25, 2015

connorwain

Recommended

Tokyo Ghoul:Re is the sequel so after you've read this masterpiece of a manga, read the sequel.

Now, one word that describes the manga. Addicting.

The first time I read the manga was after watching Tokyo Ghoul and Tokyo Ghoul Root A (both sort of follow this manga). All I got to say is, why does the anime leave out so many things?. There is an UNBELIEVABLE amount of stuff here that was left out from the anime, so if you want to start off where you ended the anime, don't. Start all over again.

Now, for the review. Best manga I've read so far. ...

Sep 23, 2020

Beorn_101

Mixed Feelings

I started Tokyo Ghoul because I was very intrigued with the concept. A human teen becomes a ghoul, thanks to a botched organ transplant, and can only feed on human flesh, or starve.

Huh, interesting.

The early volumes had me enthralled, learning how the protagonist would learn to live with this ailment, and even embrace it, was fascinating. His evolution in perspective on ghouls, and society was exceedingly entertaining.

I loved how creepy it could be, and the way the art style made you empathize with the characters.

However, right around the midway point, the story begins to bog down in long fight scenes, that ...

Dec 18, 2014

Jontssen

Recommended

Well.. Well.. Tokyo Ghoul. If i have to rate the series overall the score would be 9. Let's begin with the story. It's about Ghouls who only can feed of humans to survive. The main character Kaneki Ken's fate changes when he meets the bookworm Rize. From being human to half Ghoul. Is he Ghoul or is he human? He is the only one who can live in both worlds.
The story have two big questions:
If I eat some human necessarily to satisfy my hunger, am I wrong?
If I kill someone to prevent them from eating my species, am I wrong?

The art is very good. ...

Aug 6, 2014

Meshi_chan

Recommended

Preliminary (105/144 chp)

I thought I was going to have a bad impression about Tokyo Ghoul because of the gore and others, turns out I was wrong. This manga was amazing.

Story : Ghouls are humans that eat another human in order to survive and live. Technically, since they are cannibals, they are different from humans. Really? When I first read the manga, I thought ghouls were disgusting and such, but the mangaka showed me--us the "human" side of ghoul. Ghouls are able to have family, to love, to protect, to socialize, to feel like a real human being, even though they ate other humans. That's one of the ... aspect that I love about the story.

The story set up nicely. A human, college student, namely Kaneki Ken who became a ghoul due to organ donations from another ghoul, Kamishiro Rize, also known as "the binge eater" and then led his life as a half ghoul, half human. He was forced to eat humans meat in order to live and learned fight how to protect himself from the ghouls investigators. It was a 9/10.

Art : The art was great and nicely drawn. There are some time where I'm not a big fan of the arts but the mangaka had work hard on this so I appreciated his hard work. It was a 8/10.

Characters : I gotta say that Kaneki Ken is not your typical shounen protagonist. At my opinion, Kaneki seems have no goals or anything. He tried to accept his life as a half human, half ghoul and lived with it. But, he then gradually improved. He began to fight, and wanted to protect everyone, even though he knew it was selfish for him. Kaneki was one of the character that had a really great character development. Also, don't forget about Touka, Nishio, Yomo, Tsukiyama, Amon, Mado, etc. All of the characters in this manga are unique and also fascinating in their own way. It was a 9/10.

Enjoyment : I enjoyed reading it. It was sure, one of my favorite manga. I like how the manga gave me this chill vibe and sometimes anxious feeling wondering what's happening right now. It was clearly an enjoyment for me so it was a 8/10.

Overall : Tokyo Ghoul was a very interesting manga with a great story concept and the progressed of its story. It shows you the "human" side of a 'monster', it also shows you a different kind of protagonist and then have you witnessed his development as the story goes on, it shows you so many dangerous conflicts and that sometimes even enemies can become your allies.
So, if you're searching to read a manga that has fighting, family drama, a super character development, with a little gore and blood and organs here and there? Tokyo Ghoul is indeed, your choice.

Also did I mentioned about the bloopers of the manga being super funny?

It was a 8/10 for me.

Sep 12, 2015

allhailbrittania

Recommended

This manga and the sequel of it is the only manga that I have ever completed that deserves a review. I will start off by saying this... you have to re-read this at least 5 times to see how this masterpiece is so well done by the author (and the only person working on the manga) Ishida Sui.

Story: 10. Tokyo is being terrorized by these "ghouls", which look and act like human with other humans, but they only can survive off human flesh. A boy named Ken Kaneki is just a fragile college freshman who one day, like many other days before, goes to ... a coffee shop. There, he and his friend meet a beautiful girl, who also reads the same book he's reading. Ken and that girl later go on a date, and on the way home, the girl isn't exactly what he thinks she is. I will end it at that. The story progresses at an almost perfect pace, the literary elements in this manga is used almost as amazing as Shakespeare himself. The foreshadowing, the LITTLE things, those are what makes this manga great. The manga does start off slow after the first couple chapters, and than once you think you should drop it, BOOM, it reels you back in with an amazing chapter. You really have to complete this whole manga and catch up to the sequel before you realize how godly Ishida is with the little things. I might never see that in a manga again.

Art: 10. It visually gets better and better and by the end of the manga, the last chapters are artistically brilliant. It shows how well Ishida has progressed. You can see the little details in them. Whats great about the art is that the art also shows foreshadowing and many other elements. It isn't all about how visually appealing it is, its about how you understand the whole chapter, just by the art. Again, the little things.

Character: 10. There are so many characters in this manga, plus the development they have, its sometimes hard to keep up. I had to look up some of their names again because there's a lot about them that you were like "Wait, this happened?". This is why you have to re-read this. The MC's have gigantic development in this. It's astounding how Ishida kept this at a great pace too. There's so many things thrown at you, but you don't even notice it. Speech is also very key to understanding these characters. Outstanding, once again.

Enjoyment: 10. Boy did I enjoy this manga. Really one of the first mangas I have ever read, I was hooked on it from the first chapter. I never really realized how fun it was to also be on Reddit, as the redditors on the sub looked for every single little thing that could influence/ understand the manga.

Overall:10. This is the best manga I have ever read. Don't believe me? Read it for yourself. There is also a sequel, so if you thought the cliff-hanger ending was it, look into ":Re".

Mar 6, 2015

crimsomz

Recommended

This is my first review, therefore I shall make it short:

I have never heard of tokyo ghoul until I have watch the anime, being impatient as one of my characteristic, I started reading the manga ( I'm more of a reader anyway.) and I was instantly hooked with it and formed an attachment to the main character Kaneki.

Kaneki is probably one of the characters that I like and had an attachment and was devastated at the end. ( there is a sequel but i put in on hold because I don't want waiting and it destroys my excitement.)

So all in all, it was a ...

Mar 31, 2024

makiesan

Mixed Feelings

Misleading characterisation leads to an underwhelming read.
A solid beginning leads to a jumbled up end.

Overall rating: 6/10 (not bad but also not good)
Re-readable rating: 2/5 (just the first half of the story)

1- Shonen masquerading as Seinen
The biggest step this manga stumbles upon is setting expectations. When you're calling yourself Seinen, the reader expects some seinen. But what you get instead is a shonen turned to a more severe degree. It would have been more enjoyable if it was just called shonen and the reader was not left expecting for something more to happen.

2- Too many ideas, too little cohesion
The story starts off really ...

Jul 11, 2015

SlaineT45

Recommended

from my point is the story of tokyo ghoul is really interesting because there's no one to blame in here. For example why ghoul hate the CCG so much? many of them were parentless in such a young age. Their parents were killed just because they are "Ghoul". And many of this ghoul kid have to watch their parent dead in front of them self. If i become one this kid ghoul i will hunt the CCG down and kill all of them no matter what happen to me. But the some the bad ghoul also kill human just because it's funny or for entertaiment ...

Jun 26, 2016

Cyborg_Dragon

Recommended

To best describe the what kind of series this is Im going to use the following quote from the Main Character "Im not the protagonist of a book or anything......Im just a normal college student who likes to read but If I were to write a book of me as the main character It would be a tragedy"

If you ever have seen tragedies such as Macbeth the main character is known as the tragic hero who gets changed by an event that ultimately leads to his demise. As likely my favorite Manga Tokyo Ghoul is true to being a tragedy to its core elements. Just ... to note the Manga Is not like the anime which skips a lot of arcs and ignores developing the characters. So if you are a fan of the Anime you should read this Manga as the anime skipped a bunch of important arcs that focus on the main character who is the center of this series.

The story follows Ken Kaneki who lives in a world where these man eating beings called ghouls live amongst humans in disguise. After an unusual accident he finds himself as the first ghoul human hybrid. The story follows Kaneki as he gets more used to the ghoul society while trying to maintain his life as a Human. However this series as a tragedy does not allow Ken to have it easy. Every story that is a tragedy has two key scenes known as the fall of the hero and the true tragedy. The anime has the fall of the hero but not the true tragedy which is the reason people should read this Manga as the true tragedy will either make you give this series a 10 or a 0.

The art in this Manga is good and brutal. The series has lots of fights scenes that go to levels of brutality that make a reader think "ouch" . I rate it highly for its use of symbolism however. As a psychological series there are going be things that are not really there which are used for symbolism such as flowers for example or numbers that foreshadow events. Character designs are great especially the ghoul characters who are wearing all different crazy outfits to hide their identity.

The characters in this series leave you to sometimes question who is the good guy or the bad guy. The series has a bunch of groups most having characters that are mixed bags between good and evil. The main protagonist is probably the only true neutral good guy in this series. Some characters who believe they are doing things that are for the greater good are really just using that to hide their sense of revenge and bloodlust. Some characters who have done bad things in the past with regrets are continually questioning can they do better. These characters who know they were in the wrong are always the more likeable in the series because they are not trying to hide it from themselves. There is other groups of characters who are in the most true sense villains.

The main character Kaneki suits his role as the tragic hero. As the series progresses he develops more and more. The tragic hero is usually a character the audience and other members of the cast hate because he is a good guy turned bad amonst all the good guys. However in this series where everyone is pretty bad the tragic hero is a guy who is the one true good amonst them all making the viewer like him instead of hate him for what he does.

This series is a bit of a roller coaster, the enjoyment of a tragedy is different for everyone as tragedy are not popular compared with mainstream writing where the characters are always winning but its not a continuous series of Ls the characters get a couple of wins to even it out. I will just Say Tokyo Ghoul is the tragedy I had the most enjoyment reading.

Overall score 10/10

Aug 20, 2018

hamliet

Recommended

A really well written and well structured tragedy, with perhaps the best female characters in any manga I've read. Kaneki is a relatable and likeable, yet very flawed, MC, and he works as a deconstruction of a heroic sacrificial character. Amon, Suzuya, and Touka also have fantastic arcs, and the paralleling and foiling is top-notch. The story is disturbing and dark, but the darkness makes the beauty in it shine all the brighter. The last arc is absolutely gut-wrenching, and very cathartic despite being tragic.

The art steadily improves, and the writing quality never drops. The only thing that holds it back is that it ...

Jan 2, 2020

LordEshen

Recommended

Tokyo Ghoul - truly a masterpiece!
It's safe to say this is one of the best manga out there. And for good reasons too!

[Story-10/10]
While it can start a little slow or not have the most original concept at first look it definitely picks up after a while. The story is executed in such an interesting way that it surely catches up to you. These monsters or ghouls - Where did they come from? Can they really be stopped? Is anyone among us one of them craving for human flesh? There are 4 types of these monsters each with their special traits, strong and weak points. But ... is that all there is to ghouls? No! There is much more to be explored! Of course, apart from ghouls alone, there are some countermeasures created from the human point of view and with time passing each side adapts to one another trying to overwhelm the other. Keep in mind there is really deep symbolism throughout the story but even if you don't get or don't bother to go and see what people have dug out you will still find yourself on one of a lifetime ride!

[Art-9/10]
Sui Ishida apart from being a ''genius'' he is also exceptional with his drawings. Really refined to almost perfection details. Fighting scenes are done really well and easy to understand (but they themselves are usually not that simple). Beautiful expressions on characters as well as setting and atmosphere. You just can't get enough of this ''cleansing'' art style of his. It's so reassuring and bone-chilling (when the time calls of course). You will get used to it and even more so with pleasure, you will continue to compare in the future with different art styles just because this one left a really good impression.

[Characters-9/10]
While some people may have problems with Kaneki Ken at the beginning he is much more than a shy, enclosed, smart and kind personality. There is a tremendous amount of character development in this series not only to the MC but to pretty much all even moderately relevant characters. And like I said even though Ken may look simple and flat at the beginning he is much more than that - without a doubt a tragically philosophical persona. You will see for yourself and begin to love even vice-versa opposing characters. There will be laughter, smiles and cries reacting to the characters and their growth. You will see characters pass by and away and come back later to which your heart would skip a beat.

[Enjoyment-10/10]
This being one of the first manga that I've ever read and the first one ever to reread because of various reasons, I can safely say that I cried, laughed, trembled and thought through all of it or in other words I enjoyed it to my heart's content. When it comes down to it in my neutral opinion there could be some really minor improvements which are only an existing matter because of the thing called experience and once again it is all relative, but my biased and honest opinion is that this manga was, is and will remain of my favourites till death!

[Overall-9.6/10]
You looking for a terrifying seinen with a lot of symbolism and major character development, a heart-throbbing action and tragic outcomes? Go read Tokyo Ghoul and you will not be disappointed.

See ya in Tokyo Ghoul:re!

Jan 17, 2024

ItzDuhLag

Recommended

If you are reading this review regarding all the comments about the anime completely selling the story of the manga. Listen to those comments. I believed the anime was good, but after reading this it was 10x better, it goes a lot more in-depth to each characters backstory, which is very important for a story like this regarding grief, and the things that cause each character to do what they do in the world filled with ghouls. Revenge? Just trying to survive? There's many characters with these ideas behind their actions, but Kaneki as a human turned ghoul trying to become a balance between the ...

Dec 14, 2023

dxath

Recommended

with berserk this is my fav manga, I starter watching the anime when i had 12 years and holy the scene when Kaneki bets the crap out of Nishiki traumatized me, but I started loving the series. When i talked some ppl about the anime when I was a bit older everyone would just say oh the anime is sht go and read the manga and now that i had the money to buy not only Tokyo ghoul but the Re series too was the best decision ever made. the story was a bit rushed at the end specially but Ishida had some problems ...

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