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Ken Kaneki
Principal
Touka Kirishima
Principal
Koutarou Amon
Secundario
Kishou Arima
Secundario
Kiyoko Aura
Secundario
Kazuichi Banjou
Secundario
Big Madam
Secundario
Kouitsu Chigyou
Secundario
Koma Enji
Secundario
Eto
Secundario
Justin Cook
Productor
Yoshito Danno
Productor
Eiichiro Oda
Productor
Hajime Maruyama
Productor
Shuuhei Morita
Director, Director de episodio, Storyboard
Noboru Haraguchi
Director de sonido
Yoshiaki Kyougoku
Director de episodio, Storyboard
Tadahito Matsubayashi
Director de episodio, Storyboard
Shin Matsuo
Director de episodio, Storyboard, Segunda animación clave
Souichi Shimada
Director de episodio, Storyboard
Anime
Tokyo Ghoul
TV · 12 episodios
Anime
Tokyo Ghoul:re
TV · 12 episodios
Manga
Tokyo Ghoul
Volúmenes
Tokyo Ghoul √A
8.64Puntuación
#221Ranking
- Action
- Fantasy
- Horror
- Suspense
- Gore
- Psychological
- Seinen
Sinopsis
Ken Kaneki has finally come to accept the monstrous, flesh-craving part of himself that he has feared and despised for so long. After escaping captivity and torture, Kaneki joins Aogiri Tree—the very militant ghoul organization that had abducted him, leading his friends to question his true motive and loyalty.
As tension between the government and the ghouls continues to rise, the Commission of Counter Ghoul, the government's specialized anti-ghoul agency, has intensified their efforts to completely purge Tokyo of ghouls. This threatens the transient peace of Kaneki's friends and former comrades—the ghouls at the Anteiku coffee shop. Aware of the dangerous situation, Kaneki faces several battles that puts his precious fleeting humanity on the line.
(Source: MAL)
As tension between the government and the ghouls continues to rise, the Commission of Counter Ghoul, the government's specialized anti-ghoul agency, has intensified their efforts to completely purge Tokyo of ghouls. This threatens the transient peace of Kaneki's friends and former comrades—the ghouls at the Anteiku coffee shop. Aware of the dangerous situation, Kaneki faces several battles that puts his precious fleeting humanity on the line.
(Source: MAL)
Contexto
Both the Tokyo Ghoul manga and Tokyo Ghoul √A anime concluded with the same last arc, but how the anime arrived at that ending diverged greatly from the source material. Besides changing the ending fight scene and the main major plot of the manga, which was the focus of many chapters in the manga, Tokyo Ghoul √A also features a watered-down and greatly changed version of the source manga's final arc. Episode 1 was previewed at a screening at TOHO Cinemas, Nihonbashi on January 4, 2015. Regular broadcasting began on January 9, 2015.
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