Tokyo Ghoul:re
Studio Pierrot, Marvelous Entertainment, TC Entertainment, Studio Pierrot · 2018 · Anime
12 episodes · Action, Horror, Mystery
In 11 Achriom libraries · rated 3.6 of 5
This anime uniquely blends action and psychological horror with a deep exploration of identity and memory, challenging the viewer’s perceptions of good and evil through the lens of its conflicted characters.
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