Why are Tokyo Ghouls so popular, and what are Tokyo Ghouls talking about

Tokyo Ghoul was not popular in the early 14 years, and was only popular among a relatively small number of fans.

When it really became popular, it was after the launch of the animation in the early autumn of 14, coupled with the vigorous promotion and publicity of the official production center, the audience increased exponentially.

Analyze the reasons for its popularity:

One is that the protagonist chooses a teenager who is as ordinary as our daily life, like you, like me, like him around us, such a boy with a bad family environment, not outstanding in appearance and figure, and a submissive personality has gained the great ability of both good and evil overnight. Such a main line evokes the blood in the hearts of the vast majority of teenagers and the resonance and compassion for the protagonist's encounter.

The second is that the author's plot system architecture adopts two refreshing camps, and at the same time, the abilities of both sides are defined by S-level, SS-level, first-class, special and other classified labels, and at the same time, interspersed with systematic descriptions of Hezi types, restraint relationships, etc., to achieve the forced improvement of the comic plot.

The third is that the author's narrative is different from most manga, which will solve all the mysteries for the reader one by one, and Ishida has a large number of questions until the end of the ghoul, which is still left to the reader to figure out for himself. Although there are still continuing to launch the Ghoul RE chapter, there is no doubt that this unsolved way of spreading the plot has firmly captured the hearts of many readers.

Fourth, the author's feelings are improved. Ishida's reflections on humans and aliens revealed in the manga are similar to those of the parasitic beasts about humans and the environment. In other words, through the portrayal of Kaneki's position, Tokyo Ghoul proposes a reflection on how human beings themselves are defined, that is, when a creature can no longer be reduced to a pure species, what should he do?

And how should his own kind treat him? In the face of dissent, is the only choice we face is to blindly erase and expel us?

The above points are the main reasons why ghouls in Tokyo are so popular today, and there are other reasons, such as CCTV's inadvertent indirect reports, comic exhibitions around the world, and the vigorous promotion of social platforms such as Weibo and WeChat...

Curiosity, violence, and most importantly, the world view of Form 2.

"Tokyo Ghoul" tells the story of a human-devouring monster that spreads in the chaotic and noisy modern city of Tokyo, known as the "Mew Species". They are almost indistinguishable from humans in appearance, but they feed only on humans and are natural enemies of humans.

One day, an ordinary student at Uii University named Ken Kaneki meets a mysterious woman, Kamidai Riyo, and becomes involved in an elaborate accident, after which Kaneki, who has been transformed into a half-human and half-meek, is taken in by the owner of the mean-chan coffee shop. But the good times were short-lived, and the "Bronze Tree" soon found him and took him away for torture. Eventually, Kaneki realized that "weakness is sin" and decided to become stronger, and from then on embarked on a different path.

Synopsis: The TV anime Tokyo Ghoul is based on the manga of the same name by Japanese manga artist Ishida. Set in the alternate world of modern-day Tokyo, the story depicts humanoid monsters known as ghoul that feed on human flesh.

It is classified as "dark fantasy" (dark fantasy), but also contains elements of scientific fantasy. The TV anime began on July 3, 2014**, while the second season of the anime began airing on January 8, 2015, with both 12 episodes.

1.Decreased production quality: Compared to the first two seasons, the production quality of the third and fourth seasons of Tokyo Ghoul decreased significantly. The characters and scene design lack detail and texture, and the action scenes are a bit stiff.

2.Unreasonable plot setting: In some plot settings, there are unreasonable places in the next two seasons of "Tokyo Ghoul". For example, some characters' actions and decisions lack logic, and the plot development is a bit far-fetched.

3.Unsuccessful character development: In the first two seasons of Tokyo Ghoul, each character had their own unique characteristics and backgrounds, and in the next two seasons, the characters were a little less developed.

Some of the characters' actions and words appear somewhat mechanical, lacking emotion and personality.

4.The theme expression is not deep enough: Compared with the first two seasons, the theme expression of the next two seasons of "Tokyo Ghoul" seems to be a little less profound. The development of the plot stays more at the surface of the conflict between ghouls and humans, and lacks deeper thinking and **.

In general, the poor reputation of the next two seasons of "Tokyo Ghoul" is mainly due to the decline in production quality, unreasonable plot settings, unsuccessful character building, and lack of deep theme expression.

Made in a hurry. "Tokyo Mew Seed" is a comic work created by Ishida,** Shueisha magazine weekly Youngjump 2011 No. 41,After the first volume of the work was released, it was brought back to Japan with praise continuously,When even in the first week of the debate Zheng Hunger announced that the first volume would be reprinted,The follow-up plot was highly recommended by the ghost genius Mr. Yoshihiro Tomiyasu and the horror ** master Yumeaki Hirayama。 Tokyo Eater Bush refers to the fast launch time of the next two seasons of Ghouls, which led to the hasty production of this film.

The plot link is not smooth, which makes the audience have more bad reviews for the last two seasons of this anime.

At present, it is divided into 4 seasonsPart 1, "Tokyo Ghoul" 12 episodes, Part 2, "Tokyo Ghoul A" 12 episodes, Part 3, "Tokyo Ghoul: Re" 12 episodes, Part 4, "Tokyo Ghoul:

RE (TOKYO GHOUL:RE) 14 episodes, updated since October 9, 2018, is currently being updated.

The strength is terrifying, and it can install personnel of this organization within the "CCG" (Arima Guijiang, Old Duo Erfu), and it is also related to another mew organization "Joker" (the same is the old Duo Erfu, and the identity of the old Duo Erfu in the organization is "Zongtai").

Other:

The mysterious organization in "Tokyo Mew Seeds", the strength is terrifying, and it is a subordinate organization of the Washu family with the CCG, and the main members are composed of half-humans from the Washu family.

Both the SSS-class "Owl" and the CCG's Special Investigator Takesho Arima have been members of the organization (the store manager used to be the "sweeper" of the organization). The one-eyed owl (the manager's daughter) is also suspected to have participated in this organization.

Plot: After the expulsion battle, Kaneki lost his memory, and his hair later became black and white, and Arima Takasho gave Kaneki a new name for Sasaki Kiyo, while CCG Chairperson and Shutsuneyoshi asked Kaneki, who led Kuane Hisashi, Shiranshi, Rokuto, and Yonebayashi of the Kuinkeban (QS class).

Kuae Hisayo and Ignori Ginshi and June Toru were caught by a large snake while capturing Torso, and Sasaki arrived to save them. When fighting with the big snake, he was first pierced through the stomach, and then his subordinates were put on standby to adjust their state again, and then the big snake was defeated through the body.

The above content reference: Tokyo Mew Species-Encyclopedia

There are a total of 4 seasons in Tokyo.

Tokyo Mew Seed is adapted from the sci-fi adventure manga of the same name written by manga artist Tsui Ishida, published in Shueisha, because of its outstanding character setting, and quite gimmicky plot direction and won the love of many people, and soon debuted in the C position, becoming a popular manga on Shueisha.

The original manga was released in 2011, and the anime version has been released in four seasons, namely "Tokyo Mew", "Tokyo Mew A", "Tokyo Mew Re", and "Tokyo Mew Re" Season 2.

Comic Protagonist Profile:

Ken Kaneki, the male protagonist of the Japanese manga "Tokyo Ghoul" and its spin-offs, was originally an ordinary college student, but after being involved in the "steel bar falling incident", he was transformed into a half-mew with half human blood through the hands of Kano, and was the second one-eyed king created by Izumi Takatsuki and Takasho Arima.

Under the design of the old Duo Erfu, after devouring all the oggai, he went berserk and turned into a "dragon", and after being rescued, he and Xuan Du went underground to find the source of the virus, and made up their minds to protect the human race and the meow species, successfully killed the old enemy Old Duo Erfu and began to advance to the core of the poison source, and finally duel with the core, the god of the gods.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia-Kaneki Ken.