Despite its finale, netizens keep on revisiting Tokyo Ghoul, and creator Sui Ishida is all too happy to host these fans. Now, the artist is celebrating the story’s new life with some special art ...

With Tokyo Ghoul ‘s anime complete, there is only one venture keeping the series alive these days. Japan is pursuing the franchise in film as it was adapted into live-action last year.

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.

Tokyo Ghoul is not one such anime. With a gritty, violent and extremely exciting viewing experience, fans of more gory content will love this show and luckily, it is easy to watch Tokyo Ghoul online.

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.