Tokyo Ghoul

Tokyo Ghoul

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Tokyo Ghoul (2014)

TV-MA (US) | Japan | Japanese, English | 24 min

Directed by: Shuhei Morita

7.7

Action Animation Drama

The suspense horror/dark fantasy story is set in Tokyo, which is haunted by mysterious "ghouls" who are devouring humans. People are gripped by the fear of these ghouls whose identities are masked in mystery. An ordinary college student named Kaneki encounters Rize, a girl who is an avid reader like him, at the café he frequents. Little does he realize that his fate will change overnight.

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Cast & Crew

Shuhei Morita

Shuhei Morita

Director

Austin Tindle

Austin Tindle

Ken Kaneki

Natsuki Hanae

Natsuki Hanae

Kaneki Ken

Brina Palencia

Brina Palencia

Touka Kirishima

Sora Amamiya

Sora Amamiya

Touka Kirishima

Clifford Chapin

Clifford Chapin

Hideyoshi Nagachika

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Release Date

Italy

(internet)

2014-07-03

Japan

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2014-07-03

USA

(internet)

2014-07-03

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Also Known As (A.K.A.)

Tokyo Ghoul

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Tokyo Ghoul

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Tokyo Ghoul

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Parent Guide

In Season 2, a ghoul gets stabbed in the eye and takes out the knife.

In a torture scene, the main protagonist gets his fingers and toes cut off, but all it shows bloody tools. However, no severed fingers or toes are shown.

This show is extremely violent, and it gets even more violent towards end of the season. Don't watch it if you're sensitive to things like human torture and violence. It is bearable if you were able to handle Attack on Titan or Re:Zero.

In the start of Season 1, you see a corpse pressed against a fish tank (the corpse is covered in blood).

Although most of the episodes are very violent and gory, there are some lighter episodes as well.

The anime is about ghouls, which are similar to zombies. They survive through eating the flesh of human beings. However, these ghouls also fight against one another and humans with strong abilities and enforcement, created to combat all ghouls. This had caused the amount of violence to be extremely plentiful.

The opening scene depicts a female ghoul eating the bodies of several people she attacked. A man comes up behind her to stop her, and is presumably a ghoul as well by the bloodshot eyes and the mask he is wearing. There is a lot of blood shown, but the bodies are covered by shadows. Just as the man is about to attack the woman, crystalized blood spikes come between them and she gets away.

A sheet-covered body is shown in the the street, with blood seeping out from underneath the blanket. It is the body of another person killed by a ghoul, presumably the same woman in the beginning.

A boy follows the scent of human flesh and finds another ghoul (1) feeding. It doesn't openly show him eating the body of the human he killed but you can see blood. He offers some to the boy and you hear a tearing noise. Someone (ghoul 2) comes up behind them and kicks the other ghoul (1) in the head. Blood flies and you assume he's been decapitated. A female ghoul (3) enters and her and the 2nd ghoul fight. She cuts him, blood flies, and he runs away.

A ghoul shoves a fistful of flesh into another ghoul's mouth to force him to feed.

A ghoul was stabbed by another ghoul in his stomach, and the attack was relentless as he continuously pierced the ghoul's chest as well and a lot of blood is seen splashing everywhere.

Thinking of nothing regarding someone's privacy, a boy barges into a room without knocking in order to invite the one's inside for an event but discovered that the girl within is feasting on a human's finger. Not much blood is shown here, but the act is really creepy and detailed.

There is a scene with a girl eating human organs. There is so much blood on the table and the plate, but this scene is shown for a short time. The rest just shows the main character, Kaneki, getting scared and falling back.

Ken becomes a ghoul in the first episode, and his eyes are black and red. He has vein marks next to his eyes which is very creepy.

A few torture scenes, but the worst one being of a child being forced to murder humans for the ghouls to feast upon.

In season 1 episode 4 (Supper) Kaneki is in a room filled with ghouls about to eat him and a giant guy called "The Scrapper" comes in to cut him up and then a ghoul comes behind the scrapper and pulls him apart with a lot of blood showing can be frightening for some viewers

The show is about ghouls who eat people and tear them apart, which can be a frightening concept, so the show has a lot of blood and violence.

One of the first things you see is a body being thrown against the side of a fish tank, which is a jump scare.

The first fight is between two ghouls and shows blood dripping from the fingers and mouth of a female ghoul, which can be disturbing.

The ghouls have red irises and the whites of their eyes are black, which can be creepy.

There are many scenes where someone's eyes are wide and bloodshot; the way the screen vibrates and the music is low can make these scenes intense and maybe even disturbing for younger viewers.

There is a scene where a boy is trying to eat human food but can't because he is becoming a ghoul; he frequently shoves things in his mouth and vomits. The music and fast-paced screen shots can be intense and disturbing.

A boy tries to stab himself with a kitchen knife, but the blade breaks against his ghoul skin.

Ghouls fight and hurt each other; blood flies. There is a lot of yelling and bodies get torn apart.

The overwhelming psychological effect suffered by a boy is really intense as he is trying to convinced himself of being nothing but a human.

The ending scenes of the last episode of season 2 are extremely saddening and are very emotionally intense.

There is a sequence of a boy being tortured through different means. There are blood splatters on the floor, and he screams often. The torture itself is barely shown, but it could be considered disturbing and unsettling.

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