Alternative TitlesEnglish: Tokyo Ghoul:re Synonyms: Tokyo Kushu:re, Toukyou Kuushu:re, Tokyo Ghoul: "Joker" Japanese: 東京喰種-トーキョーグール-:re InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 16
Chapters: 181
Status: Finished
Published: Oct 16, 2014 to Jul 5, 2018 Authors:
Ishida, Sui (Story & Art) Serialization:
Young Jump StatisticsScore: 8.221 (scored by 97,290 users) 1 indicates a weighted score. Ranked: #3562 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #18
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Story: 9 I feel like the story is not the strongest part of what makes the manga that much enjoyable but is the characters and their development as well, but after a certain point of this manga we finally saw what the true purpose of this story is about, as we saw what characters were read more
The man name in greek mythology is Icarus; and in mordern time this tale can be applied to the author Ishida Sui whos wings represent his fallen series Tokyo Ghoul." Before diving into the Tokyo Ghoul:Re manga, wich for read more
Story: 8/10. The original story was an absolute masterpiece. Everything tying together, with certain what if moments and twists sprawled out throughout every read more
So yeah, Spoiler alert! if you didn't finish TG yet! So now we're introduced to Haise Sasaki, a rank 1 ghoul investigator, that is a half-ghoul & his squad the Quinx that consist of other half-ghouls, whom are: Tooru Mutsuki, Kuki Urie, Ginshi Shirazu & Saiko Yonebayashi. well, this quinx squad was formed to make a ghoul investigator that could read more
In the later half of the original Tokyo Ghoul, Ishida had begun to explore the maddening, fracturing psyche of Ken Kaneki. Tokyo Ghoul:Re is the natural continuation of this exploration and delivers an extremely satisfying resolution about halfway in. However, things deteriorate after this. The second half of the Manga is sadly lacking in my opinion, delving into a long, uninteresting and poorly plotted arc (with a few standout sequences) which ultimately only leads to a sort of doubling down on the read more
However, post chapter 60, little cracks start to show, and the issues in storytelling explode in the final arc, causing the story to cave in on itself. The main theme is truncated. The story relies on build up towards a thematic ending; however, all the build up goes nowhere in a clumsy rush towards an unsatisfying finish. Essentially, TG:re could be used read more
:Re is the continuation of TG, a prequel that offered an intense journey, delving deep in the characters’ psyche. Kaneki, Shuu, Touka, Suzuya, Amon-- they all got a fair share of character development, making the audience care about them, their backstory and struggles. Since the ending of the prequel, :re’s task was to wrap up all the loose ends and offer another side to the story, the CCG’s, ultimately ending in a non tragic way. While read more
Disappointing, disappointing, disappointing. That describes Tokyo Ghoul:re. I am someone that began reading the original back in the beginning. So we have definitely come a long way. And I can say proudly that Tokyo Ghoul, the original is a masterpiece. Amazing. Fantastic. *Insert similar adjective*. read more
We're introduced to a new cast of characters, including Ken, who is now working with the ghoul hunters in a specially created squad. What then follows is 32 (up to where I got) chapters of boring filler, with Ken playing Scooby-Doo with various ghoul characters. The new cast members are not fleshed out enough to carry this story any further than the initial premise. If anything read more
Ishida Sui is a genius. His story is sprawling, with twists and turns and foreshadowing in every corner. Small, maybe insignificant details you may have written off on a first read through carries new meaning afterwards. For example, a reveal in a relatively recent chapter (~mid 50s) will ensure that I will never be able to read any part of the original, beginning to end, the same way ever again. This reveal was foreshadowed everywhere, from Kaneki Ken's psychological mindset, to indications in the art, in his read more
Art: The art is decent. It definitely saw some improvement from the original series. it's difficult to understand sometimes but after reading it some time it becomes tolerable. Ishida picks his spots on where to show off his skills and you can tell in certain chapters. Not expecting quality like One Punch Man type because thats crazy to ask for but it's quite obvious Ishida picks his spots. 7/10 Story: I was quite skeptical about Tokyo Ghoul Re. In fact I held read more
Plot (it can contain SPOILERS from the first manga): after the end of Tokyo Ghoul, the manga starts focusing on CCG, in particular Haise Sasaki, supervisor of the Quinx, the newest addition to the CCG's arsenal. These are teens with Ghoul implants, quite the same as Kaneki but "perfected", and used to counter ghouls. Starting from here, the mangaka managed to answer alot questions but open new read more
NO fellow reader it is not the end, here we have Tokyo Ghoul:re, same author, same amazingness and the most important 'the same twisted world'. (Yes there's kaneki too). In part 1 we saw how twisted both humans and ghouls are and a protagonist that lies between both, not just because he has been both, (there are quite a few who were turned into ghouls), BUT because he has seen that both read more
Art: 8 (fighting scenes can be hard to understand sometimes but it's still so beautiful) Character: 9 (-1 because of the way some character arcs ended) Enjoyment: 9 (-1 'cause final arc..) Overall: 8.5 (bumped to 9 because of extreme character attachment) I’m not really good at writing reviews but I thought I’d write one for Tokyo Ghoul:re, a manga that has always been one of my top favourites since I started reading manga. If you can't be bothered to read through this review, my conclusion is that despite its flaws, TG:re more than deserves a try if you're up read more
• Story • Something a lot of people complain about is the story and its organization. Now, I confess, compared to the anime series, or even Tokyo Ghoul (the first), it can be kinda incoherent and confusing as the chapters go on. That's why I had to dock a point from my original story rating (but why is it only lowered to an eight, you ask? I just couldn't bring myself to rate it any lower.) I, too, read more
Story: (10/10) When the first Tokyo Ghoul manga ended, there was a TON of unanswered questions. At first, what many people here said is true - we see a lot of the CCG and not much gets answered... The main character doesn't remember who he is. He's surrounded by new people, it feels like an entirely new series. That's because the author is a troll. When read more |