Image of Tokio in an official Choujin X art piece.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Widely considered one of the best manga of all time, Tokyo Ghoul made its author a household name among manga and anime fans. However, since its conclusion in 2014, and the end of its anime adaptation in 2018, author Sui Ishida has not taken much time off.
Their lives and relationships are changed forever when they are nearly killed by a choujin - a super-powered human. Barely escaping with their lives, the two are able to recover a sample of the drug the choujin who attacked them used to give himself superpowers. Worried about further attacks, the two decide to use the drug and become choujin themselves.
The series' lack of attention has been a cause of concern with some of Ishida's fandom - there are more than a few subreddit threads and other social media postings discussing fans' fear that the series will be canceled for lack of support. However, rumors of its impending demise have been exaggerated.
Lately I've been getting up in the afternoon or evening and drawing for probably about ten hours ... When I want to make quick progress or really submit a manuscript, I draw for twenty to thirty hours at a time ... If I take it a little slower or am not in a hurry, I only draw for about five hours.
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