The second chapter follows Ken Kaneki in the aftermath of his surgery as he slowly grasps that Rize's transplanted organs have changed him. Ordinary food now revolts him, hunger no longer works as it should, and a chance encounter forces…
The third installment of Tokyo Ghoul follows a newly transformed Ken Kaneki as hunger and self-disgust drive him toward the edge. Mocked when he begs for help and told exactly how cruel a ghoul's life can be, he finally receives an…
Bell is the third chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Chie Hori bargains over intel on the Torso killer, Urie schemes to sideline his teammates, and a visit to the imprisoned Donato Porpora steers Sasaki toward the case and his buried past.
The fourth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul watches Ken Kaneki search for anything his changed body can stomach, landing on coffee as one of the few things ghouls and humans share. A late-night walk toward a familiar-seeming smell then confronts him…
Newly turned and desperate, Kaneki stumbles into a territorial dispute between ghouls and confronts the grim reality of his hunger, clinging to his humanity even as he is forced to eat.
Homing traces Kaneki's search for belonging after Touka warns that he fits neither world. He returns to Kamii to be near Hide, only to run into Nishiki, the ghoul from his first hunting ground, whose easy blend into human life both…
A Bad Gamble for the Possessed is the sixth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Serpent overpowers the Quinx while hunting Torso, a flashback exposes the wound of Urie's father, and Sasaki arrives to face the S-rated ghoul.
A search for a missing CD lures Kaneki and Hide to Nishiki Nishio's home, but the friendly college student is only a mask. Sensing danger, Kaneki stays close to protect his friend, and the walk ends in a vicious ambush that turns Nishiki's…
The seventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re closes Sasaki's duel with the ghoul Serpent, whose mask hides Nishiki Nishio, and the encounter cracks Sasaki's composure while Akira Mado reflects on what his squad has just witnessed.
Kagune is the eighth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul, part of the first volume. Named for the ghoul's predatory organ, it captures Kaneki's earliest, fumbling fight with Nishiki and the moment his loyalty to Hide overrides his fear.
Hatch, the ninth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul, brings Kaneki's hunger to a terrifying peak against Nishiki, then to the edge of devouring his own friend. Yoshimura's counsel afterward reshapes how Kaneki understands what he has become.
Mask is the eleventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul. Touka takes Kaneki to Uta's studio for his first ghoul mask, an outing that opens Kaneki's eyes to the hidden social rules of the wards while grief settles over the Fueguchi home.
Kaneki leans on a sugar cube to survive human food, brushes off a suspicious visit from Nishiki's girlfriend, and takes on a grim errand from Yoshimura that pairs him with the intimidating Yomo for a supply run into an unsettling place.
A one-shot reworking of the series' opening installment, produced to mark five years of Tokyo Ghoul. It retraces how bookish student Ken Kaneki grows infatuated with the alluring Rize Kamishiro, only for their date to end in a mauling that…
The thirteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul follows Ken Kaneki on a somber corpse-collection run with Renji Yomo, deepening his understanding of ghoul survival, while Koutarou Amon's investigation begins closing in on the Fueguchi family in the…
The fourteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul splits its focus between the CCG plotting a strike and a quieter afternoon at Anteiku, where Kaneki bonds with young Hinami over books. The calm frays as Hinami senses she and her mother are being…
The fifteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul stages the cruel death of Ryouko Fueguchi at Mado's hands, as she shields Hinami and Kaneki arrives too late to do anything but spare the girl the sight of it.
The sixteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul deals with the fallout of Ryouko's death, as Yoshimura counsels restraint against a cycle of revenge, Kaneki drowns in guilt, and an enraged Touka sets out to hunt the investigators anyway.
The sixteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, titled Right. With the auction raid a week off, Juuzou trains Mutsuki, Hanbee takes the younger Quinx out and to Shinohara's bedside, and the squad steels itself for the coming operation.
The seventeenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul sees a masked Touka ambush Amon's dinner party to avenge Ryouko, only for Mado to school her in the weaknesses of Ukaku ghouls and beat her down before she barely escapes.
The eighteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul turns on the raw friction between Kaneki and a wounded, self-loathing Touka, ending with him asking her to train him rather than stand by helplessly again.
The nineteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul takes Kaneki and Touka into the ghouls' underground tunnels for a brutal first training session, where Touka identifies his Rinkaku kagune and Uta drops by with a redesigned mask.
Touka drags a reluctant Kaneki, both in disguise, straight into the ghoul investigators' headquarters to plant false leads that will steer the CCG away from Hinami. The reconnaissance nearly unravels when a sharp-eyed veteran takes an…
Mado insists on questioning Touka and Kaneki privately, and forcing Kaneki through the ghoul-detecting gate yields nothing, deepening the mystery of his hybrid body. The chapter also follows Amon as he mourns a fallen colleague and hardens…
A newspaper report on a dead investigator confirms to Kaneki that Touka has been hunting the CCG, and it exposes the gulf between how the two of them value human life. Meanwhile a grieving Hinami quietly slips away from Anteiku.
Misrun is chapter twenty-two of Tokyo Ghoul:re, set inside the auction raid. Seidou Takizawa butchers an entire CCG squad, No Face toys with Take Hirako, and Haise Sasaki arrives just in time to pull Tooru Mutsuki away from Kanae von…
Touka and Kaneki scramble to find the runaway Hinami before the investigators do. Touka locates her clinging to the last remnant of her mother, and just as she promises to protect the girl, Mado closes in and Kaneki masks up to hold Amon…
Perry is chapter twenty-three of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Nutcracker unveils a deadly dual kagune against the Ooshiba Squad, Matsumae rescues Kanae, and Haise reluctantly sends Urie to guide the wounded Mutsuki to safety while Takizawa's massacre…
Two fights ignite at once: Kaneki trades blows with Amon while trying only to buy time, and Touka squares off against Mado, who taunts her with the quinque forged from Hinami's dead parents. Both investigators reveal how far their contempt…
Caring Feeling is chapter twenty-four of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Lost in the auction house, Urie and Mutsuki track the hidden ghouls to their underground refuge, Takizawa kills a former acquaintance from his teaching days, and the ex-investigator…
Both battles turn brutal and philosophical. Mado stabs Touka while gloating over turning Hinami's parents into weapons, and Amon breaks into tears over a lost comrade as Kaneki argues that ghouls and humans alike carry real feelings.
Command is chapter twenty-five of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Takizawa reveals himself as a one-eyed ghoul and corners Haise Sasaki, forcing him to send his squad away, while Ayato Kirishima rushes to shield the fallen Naki from investigators.
Kaneki overwhelms Amon with his kagune yet, in tears, begs the investigator to flee rather than die. On the other side of the fight, Hinami's awakened chimera kagune costs Mado his right hand.
Ah is chapter twenty-six of Tokyo Ghoul:re. In the underground storehouse, Urie and Suzuya carve through a ghoul horde, Takeomi Kuroiwa snaps Ganbo's neck bare-handed, and Shirazu falls into Nutcracker's trap in the monitor room.
Mado, awed by the strength of Hinami's kagune, tries to claim her as his next weapon and is cut down by Touka. Kaneki, meanwhile, loses control of his hunger and wounds Yomo, who steadies him before the killing is done.
Calling Out to Within is chapter twenty-seven of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Shirazu studies Nutcracker's traps, Urie recklessly chases Big Madam only to be overpowered, and a battered Sasaki hears his old self urging him to speak his name.
In his final moments Mado clings to his hatred of ghouls, and his death leaves Touka staring at the wedding ring that proves he had a family too. Amon arrives to find only his mentor's body, while Kaneki reassures Hinami that she has every…
Situation in Disorder is chapter twenty-eight of Tokyo Ghoul:re. The Quinx finally slay Nutcracker, who dies wishing to be beautiful, while Takizawa broadcasts Sasaki's torture over the venue's speakers and calls him by his true name.
Mado's funeral gives the CCG's senior investigators a moment to size up the man he was, and Amon recalls the first case they worked together. The memories reveal how the odd, quinque-obsessed veteran first earned the younger man's respect.
To Seek a Nest is chapter twenty-nine of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Urie melts down against Big Madam and accidentally stabs Mutsuki, whose kagune awakens, while the Suzuya Squad arrives and Hinami saves the blinded Sasaki from Takizawa.
The thirtieth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul opens in the wake of a ghoul investigator's death, with the CCG sharpening its hunt for the Rabbit. A checkup and a classroom chat leave Kaneki uneasy about how much others might already understand…
Freeze is the thirtieth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Hinami fights to shield Sasaki as he awakens, Juuzou Suzuya bids a bittersweet farewell to Big Madam, and Sasaki steps forward to face Takizawa himself.
The thirty-first chapter of Tokyo Ghoul turns to Touka's double life at school, where a caring human friend keeps offering food she cannot digest. Her willingness to suffer through every bite reveals how much that friendship means, even as…
Piyyut is chapter thirty-one of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Sasaki reconciles with his inner Kaneki as his brutal fight with Takizawa ends in a draw, the auction operation winds down, and he lies to Kishou Arima in order to spare the wounded Hinami's…
The thirty-second chapter of Tokyo Ghoul intercuts Kaneki's brutal sparring lessons with the arrival of a refined predator. A polished newcomer drifts into Anteiku drawn by Kaneki's scent, and the closing pages reveal him as Shuu…
The thirty-third chapter of Tokyo Ghoul has Shuu Tsukiyama charm his way closer to Kaneki through shared talk of literature, all while Kaneki senses a hidden agenda. A separate errand then leads Kaneki to a bar and a mysterious new…
The thirty-fourth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul has Itori feed Kaneki dark truths about one-eyed ghouls and the deliberate death of Rize. She offers to name Rize's killer, but only if Kaneki pays her back with intelligence on the Gourmet and his…
The thirty-fifth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul sends Kaneki hunting for the Gourmet's restaurant, only to rescue Nishiki from a hostile gang. Sheltering the injured ghoul brings him face to face with Nishiki's human lover and the fragile hope…
The thirty-sixth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul disguises a predator's grooming as friendship, as Tsukiyama plays squash, critiques fashion, and shares gourmet books with Kaneki. Beneath the courtesy lies his obsession with Kaneki's blood and a…
The thirty-seventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul springs Tsukiyama's trap in full. Dressed up and led room to room with two other guests, Kaneki realizes too late that he is the main course of the Gourmet's feast, staged before a crowd of hungry…
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