Spring 2019 Anime: Official Twitter Hashtags & Pages
That was it for the first season of 2019. Many good titles graced our screens, but if we want to be honest, there are too many series in the new season we have been waiting for quite a long time.
Please note that the deadline for asking questions is now over. Thank you to everybody who left an interesting question!
One of the hottest anime of the past few years is, without a doubt, Tokyo Ghoul. Set in an alternate world where man-eating ghouls live hidden in the shadows, the series has collected a huge fanbase in Japan and overseas as it tells the tale of human-turned-ghoul Kaneki Ken, and his struggle to find a place to belong to.
Based on the manga by Sui Ishida, Tokyo Ghoul ran for 12 episodes in 2014 and was followed by a sequel, Tokyo Ghoul √A, in 2015. After the manga ended in 2014, a sequel manga by the same author began publishing under the title Tokyo Ghoul:re. Set 2 years after the end of the original Tokyo Ghoul manga, :re follows the work of artificial ghoul and CCG member Haise Sasaki.
After much waiting, an anime adaptation was announced and finally began airing on 3 April! You can read our review of the first episode by clicking here.
We are well aware that many MANGA.TOKYO readers are huge fans of the series, which is why we want to offer you a very special opportunity! We will be interviewing the director of Tokyo Ghoul:re, Odahiro Watanabe, and the producer Yoshito Danno, and we are giving YOU the chance to ask them some of your questions!
Perhaps you want to ask the director about the challenges of directing his first ever Tokyo Ghoul series or ask the producer for some interesting behind-the-scenes stories. This is an amazing opportunity, so ask away!
Please submit all questions by 8am (Japanese time) on Monday 16 April The deadline has now finished. Thank you for your interesting questions. We will publish the interview at a later date.
Tokyo Ghoul:re
