If you thought the new Eminem track “Good Guy” sounded a bit, uh, ghoulish, now you know why. It turns out that producer illaDaProducer, who worked on the track, worked in a sample from the song “Glassy Sky” from the Tokyo Ghoul √A soundtrack. Initially …Read more »
The second season of the Tokyo Ghoul:re anime begins this October, and fans will be able to catch the English version as it airs on the FunimationNow service this fall. While we wait for the premiere, Funimation rolled out an official subbed promo to build …Read more »
October’s the right time for another spooky season of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Now there’s a new commercial out for Tokyo Ghoul:re season 2 to get us in the re mood. The commercial may only be 15 seconds, but it teases some important details: namely, that this will “finally …Read more »
If you’re really excited about watching Tokyo Ghoul:re in English, good news: a promo video for the English dub just hit the nets courtesy Funimation. Funimation will be streaming the “first few” episodes of the English dub at the same time as the sub as …Read more »
According to the latest issue of Weekly Young Jump magazine, two more voice actors have been added to the cast of the upcoming Tokyo Ghoul:re anime. Based on the manga by Sui Ishida, the anime’s new additions are Yu Kobayashi (Sasha in Attack on Titan) …Read more »
The recently-revealed Tokyo Ghoul:re anime adaptation now has a principal staff listing, revealing a switch-up in the director position. While 2014’s Tokyo Ghoul anime and 2015’s Tokyo Ghoul √A followup were both directed by Shuhei Morita (Freedom, Kakurenbo – Hide & Seek), Tokyo Ghoul:re will have …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Funimation Films Sui Ishida’s Tokyo Ghoul manga is a certified fan-favorite thriller, with people around the world glued to its pages along with the pair of anime adaptations that followed. Now the series is entering another dimension entirely in the form of the …Read more »
Tokyo Ghoul: The Movie is coming to select theaters in English from October 16 to October 22, and we have an exclusive clip to share. Watch as Kaneki seeks help from veteran ghoul Touka in the English-subtitled preview below. If you plan on checking out …Read more »
Well, they weren’t kidding around when they said Tokyo Ghoul had an important announcement on the way. That announcement turned out to be a TV anime adaptation of Sui Ishida’s sequel manga, Tokyo Ghoul:re.
What’s going on with Tokyo Ghoul? While we wait for this month’s English release of the live-action movie and the October 17 North American launch of the Tokyo Ghoul:re manga, there’s even more to keep an eye out for in the pages of Young Jump. …Read more »
You know that feeling when an anime really grosses you out… but you can’t stop watching? These Japanese fans sure do. They’ve taken to ranking site Goo to list anime’s most grotesque series and films, and here are the top 20: 20. Shiki 19. The …Read more »
Correction: an earlier version of this story stated both premieres are on July 3. The Cardcaptor Sakura premiere is on Saturday, July 1. Want to see the new Cardcaptor Sakura OVA or the new live-action Tokyo Ghoul film before the rest of the world? Get …Read more »
The highly-anticipated live-action adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul will be getting an English-language release courtesy Funimation, it was reported today. Funimation plans to release the film in theaters with an English subtitle track. Tokyo Ghoul , which stars Masataka Kubota as Ken Kaneki, opens in Japan …Read more »
Masks off to the promotional staff for the live-action Tokyo Ghoul film, which premieres July 29 in Japan, who are doing some impressive outreach to international fans of the franchise. This weekend, they released an English-language poster for the film and announced a worldwide live …Read more »
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