Confusingly enough, there are several Ghouls named Owl throughout the Tokyo Ghoul series. Here's how to tell them apart.

After all, Ishida did share a (somewhat) disturbing sketch of Ken Kaneki over on Twitter. Just before the holidays, the creator of Tokyo Ghoul reached out to fans with a beautiful thanks.

Ken Kaneki's transformation from a helpless human to the One-Eyed King is a heartbreaking tale of loss, making him Tokyo Ghoul's most tragic MC.

After all, Ken Kaneki has gotten a makeover, and it is good one for the ghoul. Over on Twitter, fans got a new look at Tokyo Ghoul S, and the sequel put out its first few minutes for fans to watch ...

In the original Tokyo Ghoul anime and manga, Ken Kaneki becomes a hybrid after a life-saving surgery involving ghoul organs. He’s forced to survive by feeding on human flesh, and his humanity is ...

The main story of Tokyo Ghoul and its successor, Tokyo Ghoul:re, followed Ken Kaneki, a human who was turned into a half-ghoul by an operation that saved him from dying in a fatal accident.

Though Kaneki is the protagonist of the popular manga and anime, he should make for an ideal Killer. In the series, kindhearted human Kaneki is transformed into a half-ghoul after being attacked ...

In the grim, dystopian future of Tokyo Ghoul — based on a 2011 manga by Sui Ishida — superpowered cannibals called “ghouls” live hidden among humans, quietly feeding on them from the darkness.