Tokyo Ghoul is at its best when it shifts its attention away from Kaneki’s transformation. Much of that takes place during Kaneki’s genuinely enjoyable time at the cafe and ghoul hideout, Anteiku.

Season Two, Tokyo Ghoul: √a, has a distinctly different feel. A big factor in this is Kaneki. He goes from being a fairly emotive character to almost completely emotionless.

T okyo Ghoul ’s debut on the big screen will bring with it a cast experienced in anime film adaptations, but is it a cast that’s true to the design of the manga and anime itself? Tokyo Ghoul ...

Film Review: ‘Tokyo Ghoul’ This live-action adaptation of Sui Ishida’s famous manga about flesh-eating monsters is likely to please fans, despite some tecnnical imperfections.

Tokyo Ghoul, an anime sensation since 2014, follows Ken Kaneki's transformation from a bookish teen to a half-ghoul. The series comprises four seasons, with the first introducing Kaneki's ghoul ...

How to watch Tokyo Ghoul in release order If you're a stickler for tradition and want to experience Tokyo Ghoul in the same way that fans did when it first came out, you could choose to watch each ...