lol @ the way Tokyo Ghoul ended.

[Melanin_Enriched]

Mad as fuck they got my boy kaneki in a fucking briefcase.

 

[gns]

What Happened?

 

[Melanin_Enriched]

Everybody i cared about died

 

[BoldChild]

What Happened?

Basically the main character was fodderized, and died spazzing out, crying and shit.

Then there was a bunch of talking.

Then the series ended.

 

[BoldChild]

@gns

 

[gns]

Sounding like m.night shambkfaafglm might've wrote it.

 

[qawshun]

I was just about to get on that to ahh well next

 

[gns]

Nah ima read it now just for that

 

[Melanin_Enriched]

So help me god if this jap is trolling me.

This year's 45th issue of Shueisha's Young Jump magazine is revealing on Thursday that Tokyo Ghoul manga creator Sui Ishida will launch a "shocking new series" in the following issue on October 16. The new manga will have a 45-page first chapter with a color opening page and art on the magazine's cover.

The magazine teases, "The legend has a beginning. If you bear witness to this beginning, it will be a moment you will never forget as long as you live!!" The magazine's website has been teasing an upcoming launch from Ishida since Thursday.

The Tokyo Ghoul manga ended in Young Jump on September 18. The 14th and final compiled volume of the manga and the Tokyo Ghoul [zakki] illustration collection will ship simultaneously on October 17. Ishida mentioned on Twitter last month that an important announcement "might" be uploaded to the Young Jump or Tokyo Ghoul website.

Director Shuhei Morita's anime of Tokyo Ghoul premiered in July, and the official Chinese website for the anime had listed that a second season would begin in January.

 

[BoldChild]

@Supreme_Gentleman‌

There will be a new series of Tokyo Ghoul, and based on some spoiler pics, Keneki might be alive, or not.

 

[Melanin_Enriched]

No kaneki first chapter? Nothing was the same.

 

[BoldChild]

Well, it has just been confirmed that Kaneki and Haise really are the same person, I can probably start reading this again now.