Tokyo Ghoul:re

Description

From Viz:
Haise Sasaki has been tasked with teaching Qs Squad how to be outstanding investigators, but his assignment is complicated by the troublesome personalities of his students and his own uncertain grasp of his Ghoul powers. Can he pull them together as a team, or will Qs Squad first assignment be their last?

Type

Manga

Related Series

Toukyou Ghoul (Prequel)

Toukyou Kushu - Zakki:re (Spin-Off)

Associated Names

Tokyo Gûl:re

Toukyou Ghoul:re

Toukyou Kushu:re

Токийский гуль: Перерождение

टोक्यो घुल:रे

トーキョーグール:re

東京喰種:re

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Latest Release(s)

c.91 by MANGA Plus 2 years ago

c.90 by MANGA Plus 2 years ago

c.89 by MANGA Plus 2 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

16 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

Starts at Vol 1, Chap 1 (S1) / Vol 6, Chap 60 (S2)

Ends at Vol 6, Chap 58 (S1) / Vol 16, Chap 179 (S2) Both seasons abridged with changes

User Reviews

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Forum

5 topics, 27 posts

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User Rating

Average: 8.1 / 10.0 (880 votes)

Bayesian Average: 8.04 / 10.0

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Last Updated

April 30th, 2025 12:35pm PDT - 1 week ago

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Genre

Action Drama Horror Mature Mystery Psychological Seinen Supernatural Tragedy
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Recommendations

N/A

Author(s)

ISHIDA Sui

Artist(s)

ISHIDA Sui

Year

2014

Original Publisher

Shueisha

Serialized In (magazine)

Shuukan Young Jump (Shueisha)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Viz (16 Vols - Complete)

Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #728

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Monthly Pos #1132

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3 Month Pos #1778

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6 Month Pos #2615

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Year Pos #3087

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List Stats

On 3045 reading lists

On 672 wish lists

On 1455 completed lists

On 149 unfinished lists

On 430 custom lists

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Tokyo Ghoul:re Has Entered Final Arc

7 years ago

Tokyo Ghoul:re Gets TV Anime in 2018

8 years ago

Is this shounen or seinen?

8 years ago

Tōka Kirishima

8 years ago

speculation:haise sasaki is actually kaneki?

10 years ago

User Comments [ Order by time added ]

Yet again useless sequel

by Blaha
9 years ago

Rating: N/A

It's the same as genshiken "sequel" - completely unnecessary. It's more "darker", more "gritty", more gory and at what cost? Story. Now the previous ghouls have lost all characteristics and have become more psychotic, and humans have half ghouls with power level...While the prequel was quite nice, this is a mess.

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An Unfocused Mess

by Darkresin
10 years ago

Rating: 5.0 / 10.0

I thoroughly enjoyed the previous series. Reading it from when it first began being published up until it's conclusion. This sequel though... is as stated above: a complete mess. I'd given it about 40 chapters to settle into itself and find some direction but either by fault of the writer or the editor that hasn't happened. We're introduced to handfuls of new characters at the drop of the hat who are soon either killed or whisked away to not be mentioned for several more chapters and have us expect to remember their importance. None of the new characters are endearing or interesting. They're put into situations where they struggle and we're supposed to care about them... but they've given us nothing to go on. Haise/Kaneki's inner struggle is interesting but undeveloped (we have what - 2 of 40 chapters which deal with it). Even more egregious, however, is that there's no goal or antagonist. Something something Aogiri Tree something something is the most we're given. Previously we had a solid premise: Kaneki's struggle to come to terms with his nature as a ghoul, his relationships with the other ghouls, and the ever-present threat of the anti-ghoul investigators and indeed other ghouls. Now we have a huge unwieldy cast of forgettable characters, a protagonist that only shows up in about 1/3 of the chapters, and the gutting of the original and interesting cast.

Had this only been the first 10 chapters I would have given the author a by. But it's been something like 8-9 months since the beginning of serialization and the series is still piddling along - unfocused, uninteresting, and disappointing. I'll continue to read it in hopes that it gets better.. but to those of you looking to see if this is any good: just skip. It's not worth your time as it is in it's current form.

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WTF is amazing about it?!

by rhin33
10 years ago

Rating: 4.0 / 10.0

I liked the prequel. There was a decent build up and good story telling. Here is just a mess. 30 chapters just to confirm who the protagonist is. All of those annoying new characters - most of which without a reason for existence. It is just too random. I can't get hooked up on this!
update (60th chapter): I read that there is development so I read it up to date. God! That was frustrating >> All of my previous complains plus horrible pace and boring battles. I even started skipping at the last few chapters. From 6 to 4 >>

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Still Waiting.........

by SSJR2
10 years ago

Rating: 7.5 / 10.0

Damn i feel like the same thing that happened to Attack on titan is happening to this manga. The author makes an amazing series that eventually starts becoming really popular but eventually lets that fame get to his head so to speak. The reason i say this is that both attack on Titans previous really long arc and this ENTIRE series so far feels like a filler and an attempt to extent the series much more; for more fame and money most likely. Now speaking only on this,

the past 38 chapters felt like nothing really advanced at all. The pacing is sooooo slow. I mean the main thing i and most want is the continuation of Kanekis story but we get what just feels like an alternate story. So far nothing real amazing has been revealed. The fight scenes are barely there and really short (except the serpent one) and Kaneki really has no advancement in the story. This feels like the Fullbring arc in Bleach or any anime that makes the Character lose their memories and or powers. So now we have read them doing random things until the finally get to the point that they already spent a ton of sufficient time getting to previously. It just feels like were all at a stand still until he gains his memories. And its not just him, everyone is at a stand still, the whole anteku crew is not doing anything really. it just feel like a long wait for the main stuff to happen and we're just constantly being teased only

Anyway i know this sounds sorta like a rant but i just feel like ive been waiting months for this sequel to start and uncover the mystories of the last as well as finish kanekis story with more resolution but i just s feel like im still waiting for the new "sequel" to start even now cause this story is not the same so far and nothings going to the point you wanted from the last one. yea stuff does happen but they all feel like side stories. Anyway this is just my impression of the series so far and i will delete or update this review once or if it gets better. Its not that bad right now but its just not at the point anyone wanted after the amazing first series. It just feels like an alternate story so far like i said

Update: Damn The recent chapters have been pretty awesome with a lot of developments. Its starting to feel as great as the prequel was. Ill probably update my entire review once later on.

... Last updated 9 years ago

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Eh. Okay reboot that calls itself a "sequel."

by Criminal Intent
11 years ago

Rating: 6.0 / 10.0

This manga is only 3 chapters in and I'm not impressed. It's billed as a sequel to popular "Tokyo Ghoul" manga that seemed to have the rug yanked from under by the creator about a month ago; ending on one of the worst cliffhangers in recent memory.

The thing is, it's not really a sequel so much as it is a full on reboot. Since most of the main characters from the original are either dead, dying, or crippled; so far, only 2 prominent characters have shown up in any capacity of importance and the only one of those two that is central to the plot might as well be a completely different character. (If you're wondering who, it's Akira. Who's been stopped of all her grace and stoic badassery to play wise, mother hen to the new main character)

The opening panels feature Ayato and Hinami standing in a what appears to be the aftermath of a battle, and they're never heard from again. We're immediately dropped in the middle of the intro of new characters that are as cliche as they come (aloof "super cool" team leader, seemingly useless weakling, rabid tattooed rival, and amicable but naive commander). The series is almost unrecognizable. The CCG, which was almost unrepentant in the mass genocide of any and all ghouls is openly accepting of half-ghoul investigators (who have no problem consuming normal food btw).

Judging from the first few chapters, I'm lead to believe either the creator or his editor weren't really comfortable with how dark the series became, so they cheated by ending the original and time jumping into the sequel.

Most of it fan speculation, but there seems to be an undercurrent of there being a lot more going on under the surface than what is currently being shown.

Overall, I'd say pick it up if you're a new reader. Proceed with caution if you're a fan of the prequel. Don't expect immediate answers to the WTF closing panels of Tokyo Ghoul.

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