Tokyo Ghoul
Sui Ishida's dark fantasy between human and ghoul
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Ken Kaneki II - Tokyo Ghoul - Grandista
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The work
in any language
- Published
- 2011–2014
- Scene
- Anime & Manga
- Companion books
- Tokyo Ghoul: Zakki
- Art
- Sui Ishida
Forms
- Artbook
- Light Novel
- Manga · 2 products
- Anime · since 2014
- Film · since 2017
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At Figuya
- Figures
- 6 products
- Fan Goods
- 3 products
- Books
- 2 titles
- Available
- 9 in stock, 2 to preorder
- Publisher
- Pegasus Manga, Kazé
- Translation
- Yuko Keller
Versions
Tokyo Ghoul, Sui Ishida's dark fantasy manga, and its collectibles: figures of Ken Kaneki and Touka Kirishima, plus the manga volumes.
More about Tokyo Ghoul
Tokyo Ghoul is a dark fantasy manga by Sui Ishida. It ran from September 2011 to September 2014 in Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump and fills 14 volumes. Its sequel, Tokyo Ghoul:re, ran from October 2014 to July 2018 and reached 16 volumes.
At the centre is Ken Kaneki, who after an encounter with a ghoul ends up caught between two worlds: ghouls are beings that can only live on human beings. The series draws its darkness from that conflict between humanity and hunger.
Studio Pierrot adapted the story as an anime from July 2014, directed by Shuhei Morita; the first season of 12 episodes was followed by Tokyo Ghoul √A. Figuya's range includes Nendoroids and Grandista figures as well as the manga volumes.
Characters
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Touka Kirishima · Shuu Tsukiyama · Haise Sasaki · Uta · Saiko Yonebayashi · Mutsuki Tooru · Kuki Urie · Ginshi Shirazu