>dude even inhuman monstrous killers deserve sympathy lmao
Dude even inhuman monstrous killers deserve sympathy lmao
Anthony Parker
Levi Kelly
Dude they just want to eat human flesh. No big deal.
Adam Reyes
>Maybe humans were the monsters the whole time
God I hate this shit
Ethan Hernandez
>dude monsters have feelings too
Leo Wilson
imagine being this much of a brainlet
Christopher Perry
Tokyo Ghoul promotes fascism.
Leo Torres
The ending is even dumber, when the Ghouls reveal their true identities to show they're human too. But the Ghouls are sadistic, cannibal monsters! One of them runs an Eyes Wide Shut Club, another is responsible for dozens of serial murders. One of them tried to eat the protagonist and his buddy in his first appearance, and only turned over a new leaf after he was nearly murdered and cannibalized.
Appealing to common humanity wouldn't work at all. Realistically, people would've gone "Holy fuck, this guy's the guy behind the murder of dozens of young women."
Christian Price
>t.nazi
Anthony Brown
This is just japan trying to say “Nazis were people too”
Owen Morgan
Same as Gundam.
HOW CAN JAPAN KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT
Brody Gray
Dance in the Vampire Bund handled the same topic soooooo much better than TG did.
Easton Sullivan
Becauze they’re right
John Williams
Dance in the Vampire Bund was basically pro-pedophilia, though.
John Phillips
That's :RE, original TG was based
Alexander Thompson
Is the manga worth a read? I didn't enjoy the anime at all, but the artstyles look drastically different from one another, so I might be willing to give it another go
Jackson Lewis
Yes.
Landon Sanchez
The artstyle is nice but if you don't like the anime I doubt you'd like the manga.
Xavier Brooks
Even the ghouls didn't forget they were monsters until :Re.
Nolan Green
I'm still looking for something to read that can give me the same feeling I got when reading through the first 14 volumes, it's that good in my opinion. Sadly, as it's often the case with weekly published series, the author will eventually fail to maintain that level of storytelling up until the end because they have to meet deadlines week after week. Same stuff happened here, so the series runs out of steam halfway through :RE and it's ridiculously obvious. I won't go much into detail since I don't know if you actually want to read it, but let's just say that the author offscreens characters, shits on previous established characters or just tries to fill as much information as he can by cluttering tons of smaller panels in every single page because he feels like rushing the shit out of his series.
Grayson Richardson
Angel Sanctuary
Liam Morris
That's no worse than being pro ghoul
Charles Watson
thank you, i will check it out
Jaxon Young
while only one character was saying that, that wasn't the story at all
Christopher Rodriguez
>arguing with shitposters
Elijah Young
yeah thats on me, thought this was going to be good tg thread talking about the original 14 volumes.
would people read if ishida made brotherhood sequel to re: correcting his story?
Colton Morris
I loved the whole Kaneki storyline but I can't make myself get through the Tokyo Ghoul:re plotline. Does it get better? Do we get Kaneki back?
Julian Morgan
>Devils' Line handled the same topic soooooo much better than TG did.
Nathaniel Collins
>Does it get better?
No.
>Do we get Kaneki back?
Yes.
It should have ended on the first series, a good nice tragedy as it was intended from the beginning, Kanekis rising ending with his death and ultimate failure, a tragedy by the books, but they just couldn't help themselves but grab shekels.
Blake Sanchez
Should I watch this? I heard they dropped the ball hard on the last season. Or is that just a pleb opinion?
pic not related.
Kevin Hill
:re had so much potential and didn't live up to any of it.
It was still satisfying to me to watch "" Furuta lose in the end "" even if it was predictable and forced
Juan Walker
Is the first season the peak of this show? Or there's anything else worth watching?