I just finished the Tokyo ghoul manga
Normally I’d feel empty after reading a manga cause I’m the type of guy who really gets into whatever piece of media i read or watch, but strangely not with Tokyo ghoul I don’t feel empty, I just feel satisfied.
I’ll be posting some of my fav screenshots some didn’t make it here not because they weren’t impactful but because I was enjoying it too much to just clip it as another panel.
The first one is probably one of my fav because it goes to show that no matter how much you try to change parts of you will never change you’ll always be yourself in a way
Kaneki was so tuff here l could barely recognize him
Arimas death was so impactful and him and kaneki’s relationship was beautifully written. I see a lot of people condemn it on the premise that the basis of their relationship is just Kaneki trying to fill a void left by his parents but to me I don’t think it should matter, most human relationships are actually built by that very feeling, wanting to fill a void wether it’s love, security, emptiness or happiness we all build bonds because we want them to fill the things we can’t by ourselves. Arima entrusted everything to him and was one of the people who gave him a reason to live even when he felt like he had none.
Tbh kaneki was never really fit to be one eyed king cause if you understand his character you'd know he's just a guy who feels empty and needs people to need him but im glad he didn't do things half assed like with banjos crew back in Tokyo ghoul and took his role as the leader of the goats seriously. Watching him try to carry he weight of the ghouls and humans as a collective was inspiring.
This one was just just funny tbh 😂
And yes my fav because of how relatable it is. (This isn't me trying to sound edgy I genuinely relate to kaneki's character in more ways l'd like to admit)
Even after watching the anime 6 years ago I never imagined I’d fall in love with it all over again.
Tokyo ghoul you were a wonderful experience. Thank you.