So in this world there are entities known as 'Ghouls' who feed off human corpses and drink coffee. I thought it was gonna be some generic mystery show and when I started watching it.it was a generic x-men idea show, how wonderful? And guess what?It became popular and people praised it, now I'm currently taking my time reading the manga (which is better than this) so I won't be mentioning it. You know those stories that have these special entities that live in a world and pretty much kind of like x-men? Well recently that idea has been done a lot, out of most of the things that have done this idea recently, Parasyte is the only one that succeeds in doing it well, Beside it is this mess. What a bunch of trolls eh.ġ) This is a rewriting of one of the first reviews I ever made, I deleted it because I did not know what the hell I was talking about.Ģ) There will be some minor spoilers, you've been warned ye little b. Right at the end, the show introduced moral ideas worthy of involving the audience and I found myself enjoying Tokyo Ghoul for the first time. The last 10 minutes of the last episode were legitimately entertaining. With all this I thought I would take joy in witnessing how badly this train-wreck could end, and to my surprise they actually took that pleasure from me as well. They had no passion whatsoever in the making of this anime, taking advantage of the fact that the manga is extremely popular and doing the most minimalist job possible. This is much like the folks at Studio Pierrot. I just felt like reviewing this anime cause I wanted to write down that whole baking a cake comparison after which my passion ran out. So about right now you're probably thinking to yourself that I don't have much to say about this anime. The most pretentious thing about Tokyo Ghoul are the attempts at emotionally moving the audience by having some characters we know nothing about die and seeing other characters feel sad while the soundtrack playing assures us that this is indeed meant to be an emotional scene.awkward. The violence is censored so that sucks, but apparently the DVD versions will be ol, anyways moving on. At least that's what I got from 12 episodes adapted from 60 chapters. The plot is very broad in the anime: Humans vs Ghouls and Ghouls vs Ghouls.
With the characters being so dreadful, the anime relied heavily on the plot and the violence. As the MC of Tokyo Ghoul, Kaneki's main role is to disappoint us to death, cry a lot, and bitch a lot about how much he sucks. Kaneki is worth talking about because he is a boy born with a vagina.oh and he is a also a half-ghoul, almost forgot about that. Frankly I'm not going to talk about any of the characters aside from Kaneki because there is nothing to say about them after 12 episodes. The worst aspect of Tokyo Ghoul are the characters and their development. This review will be based on the anime alone, which I believe is more correct then the people giving this adaption a break solely for their admiration of the manga. I'm going to fess up now and admit that I have not read the manga although I'm aware that it's a lot better and that they crammed 60 chapters into 12 episodes. The opening theme is good, and the ending theme is pretty catchy. Why? Because it's one sentence long so lets get it Lets actually start off with the "good" in Tokyo Ghoul. Remember when you were little and you tried to bake that really awesome cake following the instructions on a cooking-book and ended up forgetting half the ingredients or using the wrong ones and the cake looked like complete shit and shit was all over the kitchen and then your mother walked in and slapped you across the face? Whether or not you remember, if you can picture that scenario then you can picture how Studio Pierrot's attempt at adapting Tokyo Ghoul into an anime unfolded.
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