CB: Tokyo Ghoul does have its fantasy elements, and the kagune is a large part of that. What was it like translating the kagune into live-action? KH: It was necessary to come up with a method of ...

Ken is then seen pulling out his Kagune ... Tokyo Ghoul is set in an alternate reality where creatures known as ghouls exist. The horrifying monsters survive by consuming human flesh and live ...

Take a look at the first official movie poster for the live-action ... kagune, the predatory organ that he can use to rip enemies to shreds. In the grim, dystopian future of Tokyo Ghoul ...

Nishiki is a ghoul who hunts his own kind. Nishiki is considered to be an S-rank ghoul of Aogiri tree by the Commission of Counter Ghoul (CCG) and has earned the nickname “Serpent” due to the ...

The live-action film adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul checks a lot of boxes; it follows the source material, there is tons of blood, people are eaten, coffee is brewed, and the kagune pack a punch.

Ken Kaneki quite literally becomes a monster, wearing a gimp mask and showing off his bloodshot kakugan, using his kagune to defeat ... The upcoming Tokyo Ghoul live-action film debuts in Japan ...

The live-action film adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul checks a lot of boxes; it follows the source material, there is tons of blood, people are eaten, coffee is brewed, and the kagune pack a punch.