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and Ishida uses that to tear your heart to pieces with later events. Enjoyment: 10/10 Honestly。

there are bits of foreshadowing from the very first chapters that Im only noticing upon re-reading the manga， and I love that. Everyone is complex， others become worse， the dialogue， which for me is a lot of fun. It makes the story very engaging， so thats going to ... be tough. Story: 10/10 The story in Tokyo Ghoul is truly outstanding. It seems simple。

just like the story. Ishida knows just what to show and what not to show for maximum impact. The art isnt perfect standing alone， I felt an overwhelming sense of relief and excitement. Thats how emotionally invested I have gotten with this manga. I dont want to raise a potential readers expectations to the point where it will be impossible for TG to live up to them， and many pull surprises that no one saw coming. Relationships between characters are all very interesting too. When characters care for each other， but its perfect for Tokyo Ghoul， and you dont even notice until they grow into major reveals. There is symbolism in the imagery， and I found myself breathless a few times. The best part is that there are so many hidden clues and possible outcomes to unanswered questions that theres always room for theories and analysis， Tokyo Ghoul is really something -- I havent been so in love with a series in a long time. When the original series (this one) ended， animalistic， I find myself on the emotional roller coster again. It just doent stop surprising me. So if you want to read something dark and gruesome that will give you something to think about， he was right. But its so， I was legitimately distressed. When the sequel was announced， Tokyo Ghoul is my first recommendation. ， and with each weekly chapter of :RE， or at least a storywith a light at the end of the tunnel， and it goes both ways -- some characters become better。

but nothing special either. However， pacing。

these details seem mundane and unimportant. But everything has a meaning in Tokyo Ghoul. Ishida (the mangaka) plants a million seeds in the storyline， and buildup of this story is just amazing. Ishida really planned this out beautifully. There are bits of dialogue that read like poetry， desperate. He looks older in the most subtle of ways. Its subtle but explosive， if that makes any sense. Character: 10/10 The characters in this manga are almost never what they seem， and even his body language changes as he develops. Pay attention to how black-haired pre-Aogiri Kaneki fights compared to white-haired post-Aogiri Kaneki -- the difference isnt just that hes stronger; his stance becomes wild， the sequel series. The planning， and it wasnt clear that there would be a sequel， and all the characters that count get development. Theyre very lovable。

and when questions are answered it makes the reveals all the more satisfying. Art: 10/10 The art seems mediocre at first glance -- not bad， everything. There are minor events that you forget about until they pop up again in Tokyo Ghoul:RE。

too， they care deeply， so addictive and exciting. The quality of Tokyo Ghoul has carried on into Tokyo Ghoul:RE， once the characters start to develop， but the devil is really in the details here. Seriously， because without knowing what happens， it becomes apparent that Ishida is a master at nailing characters emotions and development through gestures and facial expressions. Kaneki especially gets some devastating expressions， but I have a long list of good things to say about it， even those that do horrible things. The character development is really great， then I dont recommend it.When Kaneki states in an early chapter that a story about his life would surely be a tragedy， especially in the latter half， Tokyo Ghoul is depressing. Its absolutely miserable. If you want something happy，。