you know the panel where kaneki and rize were sitting down and only their backside was shown? do you think it was similar to the way touken sat down? and why?

definitely! seeing that panel of Kaneki and Rize immediately made me think of the one with Kaneki and Touka while I was reading the chapter. And I guess that was it’s intended purpose- to create a visual call back to that time. 

Kaneki was speaking about how he’d found happiness, how he had people who chose him and wanted to be by his side, and Touka was a big part of that. You can take what you want from it, but for me, being reminded of the scene where Kaneki realised she had feelings for him while seeing him say “I’ve found happiness in my life” was very emotional.

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Just started watching Tokyo ghoul. WHO WAS GOING TO TELL ME IT WAS SO GOOD

Ooohhh Tokyo Ghoul is an absolute banger of a story! I'm so glad you've started on it!

But that said, I have to admit - I am not a fan of the anime xD As a manga reader, the anime was severely disappointing to me because entire chunks of emotional depth and psychological impact was lost in the (very rushed) animation process. Things happen too fast, Kaneki becomes your average shounen MC, and the horror is just... meh.

And don't even get me started on the shit-show that was Re, animated.

Listen, I'm happy you're enoying the anime, and I'll be happier (through the roof!) if it makes you curious enough to read the manga, both Tokyo Ghoul and Re. But you have to know that the anime doesn't even do any justice to the saying "tip of the iceberg".

It's my strong opinion that TG would've become as popular as many other anime today, if it had only received a faithful, dedicated adaptation, instead of... whatever it was that we got #_# I understand animators are overworked, and that it's too easy for me as a watcher to just demand better shows, but at the same time, TG is one HELL of a story, and I'll just be forever sad that it has to live as brilliantly as it does only through its manga T^T

ka… neki… like this, you aren’t able to return to school, huh?

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Share your art ideas. I wanna hear them 👁👄👁

Omg!! I’m honored ❣️ let me make a list and I’ll send it to you, your art it’s beautiful and im happy to contribute with a little inspiration :3, in the meantime I’ll leave this little touken hc 👀because im convinced this is how they spend their nights, especially when they where underground e.e

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                             Tokyo Ghoul Zakki → Kaneki & Touka.

Countdown to Tokyo Ghoul Weel √2 || 14 Days ↳ Touka running after Kaneki

Special promotional postcards drewn by Sui Ishida for the german Tokyo Ghoul publisher Kazé.

The Kaneki card is a free giveaway on this weekend’s Bookfair in Leipzig, the other three cards (Touka, Tsukiyama, Arima) are included when you buy the artbook Tokyo Ghoul Zakki (guess who has it twice now) at the con.

Backside:

@makyun I didn’t know a better way to show you the cards ;w; I will scan them when I am back home next week.

get to know me: 1/+ romantic relationships (no particular order) » Kaneki Ken & Kirishima Touka

She gave me a smile that looked a bit troubled and perhaps a bit sad… And the thought of having someone that beautiful in my life crossed my mind.

Happy Halloween to all of you! 

Somebody asked for touken (or ayahina im sorry) for halloween, here you have a good doodle ..  I guess 

Tokyo Ghoul √A (東京喰種トーキョーグール√A)

New poster art with Kaneki Ken and Touka Kirishima in Animedia Magazine (Amazon US | JP), once again illustrated by Mari Kitayama (北山真理). Nice to see Touka in one of these finally!

東京喰種+:re by 中立 Permission to repost given by artist.

HappyBirthday by アヅマ Permission to repost given by artist.

The Tsukiyama audios I posted from this video were pretty popular, so I decided to translate the entire thing. I might do part 2 (Hlter Skelter) later, but we’ll see…

Please listen to the audio while you’re reading it, since Tsukiyama is such an excellent (and dramatic) storyteller, and the audio makes it 1000x better XD Also, anything in these [ ] brackets are add-ons from me, to explain some of the dialogue that’s ambiguous or confusing. And if there’s something I mistranslated, please let me know!!

Update (June 4, 2016): I fixed up the translation, since it’s been over a year and I realized just how awful my translation was then. It should be a lot better now…

Enjoy!

Part 1: 6th ward, Kaneki’s Hideout

Kaneki: As she slowly lifted her head… Kaneki: The pale woman laughed devilishly and said… Kaneki: IT’S YOU!! (Ahh!! Ahhhhh!) Kaneki: The end. Banjou: That was scary…you went too far!! Jiro: Banjou-san, you think you’ll be able to go to the bathroom now, ha ha?! Hinami: Onii-chan, you’re so mean!! Kaneki: Ahaha, sorry about that… Kaneki: Well then, next is… (Someone knocks on the door.) Hinami: Waa (startled)! Tsukiyama: Monsieur and mademoiselle, may I ask what are you doing right now? [Yes, I know it should be “messieurs et and mesdemoiselles” but that’s how Tsukiyama is pronouncing it.] Kaneki: Ah, Tsukiyama-san. Hinami: We’re having a scary story competition. Tsukiyama: Hmm? Horror show…if that’s the case, then may I tell a precious scary story of mine as well? Kaneki: Tsukiyama-san, are you sure you can tell scary stories? Tsukiyama: OF COURSE! Please, take a seat. (Creepy music starts playing.) Tsukiyama: This was when I was only “eleven” years old… Tsukiyama: While I was sleeping, I felt a presence near my feet so I immediately opened my eyes. It was “ushi three time” on the dot… Banjou: “Ushi three time”? Kaneki: Don’t you mean “three in the morning”? [Kaneki says “ushimitsudoki” or 丑三つ時. “Mitsu” means “three”, and “doki” means “time”, so Tsukiyama is saying the kanji’s literal meaning in English.] Tsukiyama: Getting out of bed, I gazed at the presence in the darkness, and just four metres away from the edge of the bed was… Kaneki: Wait a second. Four metres away from the edge of the bed? Tsukiyama-san, where were you sleeping? Tsukiyama: Uh…”where”? Where I usually sleep, of course…but…can I continue my story? [Tsukiyama’s room is gigantic, that bastard.] Tsukiyama: In my line of sight, at the edge of the bed…an old lady with messy hair gave me a wide grin…my young self called for the servant immediately and told her that there was a degenerate. Banjou: Servant? Tsukiyama: Matsumae! Matsumaeeee! (Door opens.) Matsumae: What happened, Shuu-sama!? Tsukiyama: But even though we looked everywhere, there was no sign of the old woman…but a few days after that “lunatic” night… Tsukiyama: I felt the presence again. I opened my eyes in the middle of the night. Turning my gaze to the edge of the bed, this time there were two old ladies…! Jiro: They multiplied. Kaneki: They definitely did. Tsukiyama: I was now feeling “crazy and psycho”, so that night I decided to try and calm myself by playing Chopin… (Tsukiyama starts playing the piano.) Tsukiyama: WAAAAAAAAAA!!! AHHHH, AHHHH, AHHHHHHHHH!!! Matsumae: Shuu-sama!? Tsukiyama: After that, the old lady didn’t visit for a while, but…a few months later, I felt a strange air around me, so I opened my eyes. Tsukiyama: I’d never had a “so bad feeling” until now, “oily sweat” dripping down my forehead… Kaneki: Do you mean “greasy” sweat? [Tsukiyama says “oily sweat” in English, while Kaneki says the same thing in Japanese.] Tsukiyama: My mouth is “shake me”, slowly I “open my eyes”…at which point… (Door crashes open.) Tsukiyama: IT’S A MONSTER PARADE!! SCARY WHAT’S A HORROR SHOW…!!! (Jiro: Eh!?) (Banjou: What!?) Tsukiyama: FANATIC CRISIS!! (Kaneki: Tsukiyama-san!?) (Jiro: I’m so confused!) Tsukiyama: CRAZY CRAZY MEEEEEEE!!! Hinami: I don’t understand any of this!! (Wind blowing.) Tsukiyama: …there were a hundred old ladies, squirming around, crowded in my seventy square metre room!! Tsukiyama: IT’S…IT’S…~~!! Tsukiyama: The next day, I heard from my papa that there was a period of time in the Tsukiyama residence in which meat from old ladies were being moved. It seemed that those old ladies’ lost souls arrived in my room. Tsukiyama: So how was it? Was it scary? … Kaneki: In the end, the scariest thing of all might be ghouls…

wingedauthor: “YAY it’s back! So my idea was, Kaneki, Tsukiyama, Hinami and Banjou cuddling on a large bed while Kaneki reads :D“

CUDDLE PILE..kaneki was reading but he’s fallin asleep too. :”D