Tokyo Ghoul

Limited Series

2014

24m

TV-MA

Tokyo MX

4 Seasons

48 Episodes

Episode Guide

Japanese

Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Anime, Horror, Supernatural

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7.9

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Ken Kaneki, a bookworm college student, meets Rize, a girl his own age with whom he shares many interests.

Tokyo Ghoul

TV-MA

Limited Series

2014

24m

Japanese

Tokyo MX

Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Anime, Horror, Supernatural

4 Seasons

48 Episodes

Episode Guide

Watch on Funimation

Ken Kaneki, a bookworm college student, meets Rize, a girl his own age with whom he shares many interests.

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7.9

IMDB

CRITIC SCORE

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The Final Episode

Season 4 Episode 12

December 25th 2018

ACT: Encounters

Season 4 Episode 11

December 18th 2018

call: The Far Side of Tragedy

Season 4 Episode 10

December 11th 2018

morse: Remembrances

Season 4 Episode 9

December 4th 2018

incarnation: Awakened Child

Season 4 Episode 8

November 27th 2018

proof: Bonds

Season 4 Episode 7

November 20th 2018

FACE: Effulgence

Season 4 Episode 6

November 13th 2018

MovE: Confluence, Confusion

Season 4 Episode 5

November 6th 2018

vive: Those Left Behind

Season 4 Episode 4

October 30th 2018

union: Close Game

Season 4 Episode 3

October 23rd 2018

Cast

Full Cast & Crew

Natsuki Hanae

Ken Kaneki (voice)

Sora Amamiya

Touka Kirishima (voice)

Shintaro Asanuma

Nishiki Nishio (voice)

Takahiro Sakurai

Uta (voice)

Sumire Morohoshi

Hinami Fueguchi (voice)

Yuuya Uchida

Arata Kirishima (voice)

Kana Hanazawa

Rize Kamishiro (voice)

Rie Kugimiya

Juuzou Suzuya (voice)

Toru Okawa

Kureo Mado (voice)

Toshiyuki Toyonaga

Hideyoshi Nagachika (voice)

Mamoru Miyano

Shû Tsukiyama (voice)

Directed By: Toshinori Watanabe (11 Episodes), Shin Matsuo (5 Episodes), + 10 more

Written By: Chuji Mikasano (36 Episodes)

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sp1ti says...

9 years ago

So... the show got it's second season. Was it worth it? Totally not. It turned to utter trash (from an already messy adaptation). S2 further diverts from the actual story it adapts (not that I've read it nor do I want to) but it's all with the supposed consent and input of the author - which is cool.. if it made any sense. They throw in so many characters we're supposed to give a shit only to involve them in things we know jack about. The show does in no way stand on it's own feet. Heck, the MC by this point is even harder to grasp. How great is it to have edgy fights with boring choreography and constant spasm of god awful animation! I'm floored how some people seriously liked the season. The only slightly redeeming thing was the anticlimactic last episode but it's by no means good. Downgraded my overall rating from a "5" to a "4" (S2 is a 2/10).

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sp1ti says...

10 years ago

Tokyo Ghoul is one hell of a disappointing adaptation and thus fits in perfectly in the season... Who ever did the planning on this failed miserably leaving the anime rather flawed. Without having read the manga we apparently get like 70+ chapters in just 12 episodes but it isn't just that - the arcs are not in order. As a result the characterizations are suffering and I can't say the story had a good flow. They pretty much picked out the action and went with that. Only in the last episode we got to see some of the inner workings but it's not like that cleared anything up. Just like the manga this week the anime ended on a cliffhanger although that is still better than trying to do an original end. The story seems to have some interesting ideas but with the manga now having no clear outcome either you can't even say "read the manga"... Production wise the show was alright although suffering from ever present censorship of the gore or even leaving out certain mutilations. With the uncertain future of TG's story I would not recommend checking it out.

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andreags4 says...

6 years ago

Well, the third season is very boring compared to the 1 and 2.

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lunatee says...

8 years ago

Never read the manga for this, but WOW!! Cannot believe the stuff that goes down in season one. Shocking moments, heart wrenching scenes, and so much ghoulish awesomeness. In love with this anime atm. Why have I not heard of this one before? Glad I happened to come across it.

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corruptednoobie

6/10 5 years ago

_I don't read manga much. So, most of my anime reviews are purely based on the animated adaptation._

Being one of the more popular anime in recent years. It uses this popularity to embrace the fact that, while possibly not adapting from the manga completely. The show manages to find its footi More

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Tonydez415

7/10 one year ago

The first two seasons of this show are not too bad, and I could recommend them, with some great emotion and energy in the first season especially. However, it is horribly paced and lacks a team that understands proper adaptation scripting. The third season is very generic on top of having the most e More

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YouShouldKnow

2 years ago

With as few spoilers as possible, ghouls look just like humans but they eat them. As one would expect, these ghouls are quite strong and their origins are a mystery - similar to vampires in other stories. The major difference being that people are very aware of ghoulish existence.

As with many st More

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