Tokyo Ghoul has just got back from production with a new season Tokyo Ghoul √A with a new episode featuring a new Kaneki Ken after torture. The anime also has a new opening and ending theme that has a lot more calm feeling than the latter Unravel theme.

Tokyo Ghoul will also be an anime original and will not be fully in-line with the manga. As seen on the new episode of the anime, instead of beating Ayato, he ended up joining Aogiri Tree instead. Studio Pierrot might also be trying to edit out brutal and graphic scenes to lessen frequent black screens that happened in the first season of the anime. On the otherhand, we see obvious frame recycling in the new episode with the main character, Kaneki Ken's step scene.


Are they on a lower budget or is this just some kind of signature new Kaneki Ken frame? Leave your answers in the comments below and we hope to see more action in this new season of Tokyo Ghoul.

Tokyo Ghoul's official website based on Sui Ishida's manga finally released the upcoming new season's title, Tokyo Ghoul √A and also released the first visual with Kaneki Ken on his new ghoul outfit.carrying somebody covered in a white cloth.

Tokyo Ghoul √A will be airing this January 8th 2015 first on Tokyo MX, before airing in TV Aichi, TVQ, TV Osaka, ATX-1 and Dlife in the following days. An advanced screening session of the first episode will be at the Toho Cinemas on January 4.

Tokyo Ghoul Season 2 will begin to air starting next year, January, with the reformed and martyred Kaneki.

A little information about the new Kaneki, if you haven't read the manga yet or if you are still reluctant with this anime, after being martyred and tortured and all, he ends up accepting that he's no longer human and nothing but a ghoul. He feeds by cannibalizing on ghouls he fights with and eating their kagunes as well.

Silica Hilton's Kaneki Ken cosplay's one of the most striking ones among them all. With her perfect mask where, honestly, the whole cosplay somewhat depends on, makes her Kaneki portrayal even more realistic and life-like. Also the way the photos were taken with such class. 

1. Tokyo Ghoul

So okay, if you fancy stories that revolves on a battle between two races/beings with a main character walking on both worlds, being neither of the two beings, you'd be a big fan of Tokyo Ghoul. Basically, it's a battle between Humans and Ghouls. Nothing much to say as the first episode of the anime will already get you hooked with it.

Just for information dissemination's sake, ghouls have this 'kagune', somewhat, a kind of tail that they posses. Kagune's differ from on ghoul to another. They are what makes them strong besides the fact of their inhuman abilities. The detectives or the humans that pursue the ghouls or 'doves' as described in the anime, carry quinques, on a personal view, this seems to be a kagune extracted from a ghoul's body. They use it to counter the ghouls.



Note: Tokyo Ghoul has the most awesome anime op this summer.

2. Akame ga Kill!

If you have recently watch Black Bullet, or any anime where human beings persecute humans with other innate capabilities or mutation, or you just have the government or just hate everything at all, you'd love the story of Akame ga Kill!

The story revolves on twisted government officials and a group of assassins that pursue these officials and kill them. Tatsumi, a boy from the outer villages outside the capital enters the city in hopes of becoming an Imperial Guard but ends up discovering the darkness behind all the nobles and capital officials and turns into an assassin himself.

Who wouldn't love to see evil people dying, being murdered, mutilated?



3. Tokyo ESP

If you fancy X-Men and just about want to watch Japan's take on people with mutations, you'd love to watch Tokyo ESP. A short summary of the anime so far- there are spirit fishes swimming in the air around the city. These fishes basically chooses who deserves to receive or get their secret ability unlocked, and so espers emerge within the city of Tokyo. As we all know, there are two kinds of espers that rise upon this incident, the good and the bad. We'd be able to see some X-Men action in this one.



4. Kuroshitsuji: Book of Circus

Another installment for Kuroshitsuji's story. Nothing much to say as the anime would tell you a lot anyway. It's basically about a group of circus peeps kidnapping little kids on the street for some reason the anime hasn't revealed yet.




5. Fairy Tail S2

Who wouldn't love more episodes from Fairy Tail? I mean, they've kept us hanging since the Grand Magic Games! It's time to see how the competition ended and what is behind these Magic Games that emerged while Fairy Tail's great wizards were gone!







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