List of Tokyo Ghoul chapters

Tokyo Ghoul, as well as the sequel Tokyo Ghoul:re and prequel Tokyo Ghoul: Jack are written and illustrated by Sui Ishida. The light novels are written by Shin Towada and illustrated by Sui Ishida.^[1]^[2]^[3] Tokyo Ghoul follows the main character Ken Kaneki, his various companions and the CCG.
Tokyo Ghoul is completed and consists of 14 tankōbon volumes released between 17 February 2012 and 17 October 2014, and is scheduled for English release starting 18 June 2015.^[4] Tokyo Ghoul is also being translated into German and French, by respectively Kazé Manga^[5] and Glénat.^[6] Tokyo Ghoul:re, the sequel to Tokyo Ghoul, is currently serialised every Thursday in Weekly Young Jump and has been released in 3 tankōbon volumes as of June 19, 2015.

Tokyo Ghoul

No.

Japanese release date

Japanese ISBN

English release date

English ISBN

17 February 2012^[7]

ISBN 978-4-08-879272-9

16 June 2015^[8]

ISBN 978-1-42-158036-4 ^[9]

001. 'Tragedy'
002. 'Oddity'
003. 'Worst'
004. 'Coffee'
005. 'Feeding Ground'
006. 'Homing'
007. 'Deception'
008. 'Kagune'
009. 'Hatch'

Shy Ken Kaneki is thrilled to go on a date with the beautiful Rize. But it turns out that she’s only interested in his body—eating it, that is. When a morally questionable rescue transforms him into the first half-human half-Ghoul hybrid, Ken is drawn into the dark and violent world of Ghouls, which exists alongside our own.^[8]

19 March 2012^[10]

ISBN 978-4-08-879291-0

18 August 2015^[11]

ISBN 978-1-42-158037-1

010. 'Antique'
011. 'Mask'
012. 'Mission'
013. 'White Dove'
014. 'Rain Shower'
015. 'Mother and Daughter'
016. 'Confinement'
017. 'Rabbit Mask'
018. 'Savage'
019. 'Underground'

Unable to discard his humanity but equally unable to suppress his Ghoul hunger, Ken finds salvation in the kindness of friendly Ghouls who teach him how to pass as human and eat flesh humanely. But recent upheavals in Ghoul society attract the police like wolves to prey, and they don’t discriminate between conscientious and monstrous Ghouls.^[11]

19 June 2012^[12]

ISBN 978-4-08-879357-3

20 October 2015^[13]

ISBN 978-1-42-158038-8

020. 'White Gate'
021. 'Condolences'
022. 'Newspaper'
023. 'Disappearance'
024. 'Hidden Sword'
025. 'Epiphany'
026. 'Adversary'
027. 'Three People'
028. 'Circular'
029. 'Mado'

Kaneki is still trying to get used to his new life when Commission of Counter Ghoul agents Mado and Amon start sniffing around for Hinami. Kaneki and Touka are going to have to get them off her tail and fast. No easy task now that Kaneki’s got to bring humans and Ghouls to a rapid truce at the same time.^[13]

19 September 2012^[14]

ISBN 978-4-08-879420-4

15 December 2015^[15]

ISBN 978-1-42-158039-5

030. 'Bitterness'
031. 'Yoriko'
032. 'Gourmet '
033. 'Cajolery'
034. 'Slide'
035. 'Solitary Battle'
036. 'Preparation'
037. 'Banquet'
038. 'Dismemberment'
039. 'Feast'

Kaneki meets Shu Tsukiyama, known as The Gourmet for his interesting and sadistic tastes. And Kaneki learns more about what happened to Rize and what it means to be a One-Eyed Ghoul.^[15]

19 December 2012^[16]

ISBN 978-4-08-879478-5

16 February 2016^[17]

ISBN 978-1-42-158040-1

040. 'Invitation'
041. 'Moonlight'
042. 'Curettage'
043. 'Scar'
044. 'Incarnation'
045. 'Black Wing'
046. 'Torch'
Side story: 'Rize'
047. 'Alias'
048. 'Ear Bone'

18 January 2013^[18]

ISBN 978-4-08-879498-3

19 April 2016^[19]

ISBN 978-1-42-158041-8

049. 'Caged Bird'
050. 'Banjō'
051. 'Edict'
052. 'Plunder'
053. 'Lecture'
054. 'Aogiri'
055. 'Plan'
056. 'Squirming'
057. 'Escape'
058. 'Warped Smile'

19 April 2013^[20]

ISBN 978-4-08-879546-1

21 June 2016^[21]

ISBN 978-1-42-158042-5

059. 'Closed'
060. 'In High Spirits'
061. 'Faint Light'
062. 'Kaneki'
063. 'Ghoul'
064. 'A Bother'
065. 'Kakuja'
066. 'Excision'
067. 'Blame'
068. 'Chance Meeting'

19 July 2013^[22]

ISBN 978-4-08-879613-0

16 August 2016^[23]

ISBN 978-1-42-158043-2

069. 'That Day'
070. 'Sister and Brother'
071. 'Two People'
072. 'Halfway'
073. 'Spark'
074. 'Persistence'
075. 'Secret'
076. 'Beacon'
077. 'Building 7'
078. 'Diversion'
079. 'New Light'

18 October 2013^[24]

ISBN 978-4-08-879652-9

18 October 2016^[25]

ISBN 978-1-42-158044-9

080. 'Promotion'
081. 'Subordinate'
082. 'Intelligent Person'
083. 'Priest'
084. 'Emerging'
085. 'One Eye'
086. 'Visitor'
087. 'Gossip'
088. 'Insecure'
089. 'Trick'

17 January 2014^[26]

ISBN 978-4-08-879807-3

20 December 2016^[27]

ISBN 978-1-42-158045-6

090. 'Pursuit'
091. 'Fortitude'
092. 'Lady'
093. 'Bait'
094. 'One's Heart'
095. 'Temporary Abode'
096. 'Infiltration'
097. 'Waning Man'
098. 'Depths'
099. 'The Unknown'
100. 'Centipede'

18 April 2014^[28]

ISBN 978-4-08-879809-7

—

101. 'Mix Up'
102. 'Black and White'
103. 'Thorn Shave'
104. 'Gas'
105. 'Private Servant'
106. 'Amnesty'
107. 'Rift'
108. 'Artificial'
109. 'Hanged-Man'
110. 'Hatred'
111. 'Returning'

19 June 2014^[29]

ISBN 978-4-08-879859-2

—

112. 'Lights Out'
113. 'Spreading Wings'
114. 'Entwined'
115. 'Broken and Crumbling'
116. 'Second Meeting'
117. 'Dry Rice Field'
118. 'Unlocking'
119. 'Old Memories'
120. 'Penetration'
121. 'Target'

20 August 2014^[30]

ISBN 978-4-08-879887-5

—

122. 'Kisuzu'
123. 'Homefront'
124. 'Ways of Talk'
125. 'Shattered Heaven'
126. 'Original Sin'
127. 'Strict Border'
128. 'Street Wish'
129. 'Teather'
130. 'Winning Grasp'
131. 'Reform Question'
132. 'Festival Open'

17 October 2014^[31]

ISBN 978-4-08-890031-5

—

133. 'Crushing Mass'
134. 'Falling Tragedy'
135. 'Final Rain'
136. 'Concealed Prison'
137. 'Overflowing Flowers'
138. 'Corpse Bloom'
139. 'Gracious Disorder'
140. 'Severed Voice'
141. 'Marked Child'
142. 'Drama Banquet'
143. 'Ken' (研, Ken)

Chapters not yet in tankōbon format

These side chapters were released while or before this manga was serialising, but have yet to be published in a tankōbon volume.

One-shot (Released 15 March 2011. Features the one-shot chapter of Tokyo Ghoul. It was published by Miracle Jump.)^[32]

Tokyo Ghoul:re

No.

Japanese release date

Japanese ISBN

19 December 2014^[33]

ISBN 978-4-08-879272-9

01. Bone (骨, Hone)
02. 'The Entrusted Helm and the Fearful Serpent' (委舵と畏蛇, Ida to Ida)
03. 'Bell' (鐘, Kane)
04. 'Sheep and Master, Vision and Corpse' (未と師、視と屍, Mi to Shi, Mi to Shi)
05. 'Persistent People' (執徒, Shitto)
06. 'A Bad Gamble for the Possessed' (握人への悪賭, Akuto e no Akuto)
07. 'People in the Dark' (昧人, Maindo)
08. 'Agent' (代行者, Daikōsha)
09. 'Inherited Feelings' (継情, Keijō)

Three years after the raid of Anteiku, the CCG establishes a new task force composed of humans who passed through ghoul experimentation known as "Quinxes", led by Rank 1 Investigator Haise Sasaki. Tasked to hunt down a dangerous ghoul known as "Torso", the team is forced to confront the S ranked ghoul known as "Serpent" instead. In the occasion, Haise recognizes Serpent as Nishio, and briefly remembers that he is actually Kaneki, whose life was spared by Arima and now lives a new life with no memories of his former self. After losing both Torso and Serpent's trails, the Quinxes are tasked to track down another infamous ghoul known as "Nutcracker", and while paying a visit to coffee shop ":re", Haise meets Touka working there.

19 March 2015^[34]

ISBN 978-4-08-890132-9

10. 'Pseudo-Limit' (疑枠, Giwaku)
11. 'The Value of Waiting' (待ち甲斐, Machigai)
12. 'Withered Souls' (枯魂, Kodama)
13. 'Ahh, Blood, Rain' (ああ降ろう、血, Ā Furō, Chi)
14. 'Touched by the Rhyme' (韻に触れる, In ni Fureru)
15. 'Great Effort' (更努, kōdo)
16. 'Right' (右, Migi)
17. 'Popular' (モテ, Mote)
18. 'Ferry' (渡し舟, Watashibune)
19. 'Party' (パーティー, Pātī)
20. 'Rotational Movement' (回転移動, Kaiten Idō)

The CCG's investigations discover that Torso, Nutcracker and several other infamous Ghouls will attend an underground event where captured humans are auctioned. Tooru Mutsuki, a member of Haise's team infiltrates the auction disguised as a captive, just to put himself in harm's way upon meeting Torso again, while Haise and the rest of the investigators storm the place.

19 June 2015^[35]

ISBN 978-4-08-890211-1

21. 'Select' (選る, Yoru)
22. 'Misrun' (謬徒, Byūto)
23. 'Perry' (梨酒, Rishu)
24. 'Caring Feeling' (撫気, Buke)
25. 'Command' (令, Rei)
26. 'Ah' (あ, A)
27. 'Calling Out To Within' (呼居, Koiru)
28. 'Situation in Disorder' (場乱す, Ba Imasu)
29. 'To Seek a Nest' (栖求, Sukyū)
30. 'Freeze' (凍る, Kōru)
31. 'Piyyut' (ピュート, Pyūto)
32.1. 'Joker' (ジョーカー, Jōkā)

The raid at the auction ends up with several Ghouls in the most wanted list killed, including Nutcracker. However, Akira is astonished upon learning that Takizawa, who was supposed to be KIA in the battle of Anteiku, returns as a Ghoul to fight against them. Hinami decides to help Haise drive him out, but because of this, she ends up captured by Arima, and in return, Haise asks for her custody.

18 September 2015^[36]

ISBN 978-4-08-890254-8

31.5. 'With the Lord' (主と, Shu to)
32. 'Eat and Run' (喰い足る, Kuitaru)
33. 'Embracing Books' (抱く書, Idakusho)
34. 'Great Shape' (良い形, Yoi Katachi)
35. 'Dependence' (依存, Izon)
36. 'Suddenly' (ふと, Futo)
37. 'Corpse's Secret' (屍秘, Shipi)
38. 'A Certain M' (あるM, Aru M)
39. 'Depth' (深浅, Shinsen)
40. 'Comprising' (網羅, Mōra)
41. 'The Ace of F' (fのエース, f no Ēsu)

The Quinx Squad is assigned to a task force to hunt down a survivor from the Rosewald family, a powerful clan of Ghouls who were supposed to be extinct. Meanwhile, Shuu Tsukiyama, who was devastated since Kaneki's disappearance, learns about his new identity as Sasaki and unbeknownst to him, his servant Kanae von Rosewald hires some members of the Aogiri Tree to set up an ambush on Sasaki and his team. While Haise and co. drive away their attackers, Shu visits Touka, seeking her help with returning Sasaki's memories as Kaneki.

19 December 2015^[37]

ISBN 978-4-08-890331-6

42. 'Filament' (灯糸, Hīto)
43. 'Revealing Sound' (示音, Jion)
44. '#' (#)
45. 'Plan t' (計画t, Keikaku tī)
46. 'C°' (C°, Shīdo)
47. 'Match' (燐寸, Macchi)
48. 'N.T.' (N.T., Enu Tī)
49. 'Pulsing Signal' (脈打つ信号, Myakūtsu shingō)
50. 'Hand' (手, Te)
51. 'Shaving Cores' (剃る芯, Soru shin)
52. 'Eve' (イヴ, Ivu)

Touka rejects Shuu's offer, claiming that she establishes the :re café with the purpose of being a safe haven for Kaneki, but only if he chooses to return by his own will. Meanwhile, Kanae is approached by Eto who offers him a chance to get stronger. Some time later, the CCG discovers that Shuu's entire family and conglomerate is led by ghouls and stages a massive operation to take them down. In the occasion, Shuu ends up being pursued by no other than Sasaki, who knows that the ghoul holds the answers about his past. When Haise corners Shuu, a transformed Kanae appears to protect his master.

18 March 2016^[38]

ISBN 978-4-08-890376-7

53. 'Dream' (夢, Yume)
54. 'Born Child' (娩児, Benji)
55. 'Alice&' (Alice&, Arisu to)
56. 'The Second King' (二の王, Futatsu no Ō)
57. 'Regretting Smile' (悔いて笑む, Kuite Emu)
58. 'Playfully Faint' (戯れ薄く, Zare Usuku)
59. 'Kneel!' (伏せ!, Fuse!)
60. 'Threads of Blood' (血の糸, Chi-no Ito)
61. 'the ENT' (ji Ento)
62. 'Embracing The Capital' (都を抱く, To o Daku)
63. 'Tree Buried Alive' (葬生樹, Sōseiki)

17 June 2016

—

64. 'A Devouring Gut' (喰う腑, Kuu Fu)
65. 'Heavy Steps' (重歩, Chōbo)
66. 'Old Guard' (古き護り, Furuki Mamori)
67. 'Changing Vessels' (器移, Ki'i)
68. 'S's That' (Sのそれ, Esu no Sore)
69. 'Administer the Cleanse' (施浄, Sejō)
70. 'Thunder Rabbit' (カミナリウサギ, Kaminari Usagi)
71. 'Hope and Suffering' (望苦, Bōku)
72. 'Syncope and Transmission' (失神と伝導, Shisshin to Dendō)
73. 'Flower' (花, Hana)

Chapters not yet in tankōbon format

Release date for each chapter is acquired from Weekly Young Jump's magazine page.

Side stories

Tokyo Ghoul [JACK]

The prequel to Tokyo Ghoul. It was digitally published by Jump Live.^[39]

No.	Japanese release date	Japanese ISBN
1	18 October 2013^[39]^[40]	—

Tokyo Ghoul [zakki]

A book of illustrations of Tokyo Ghoul wallpaper. It contains, among other things, the Tokyo Ghoul tankōbon cover art.

No.	Japanese release date	Japanese ISBN
1	17 October 2014^[41]	ISBN 978-4-08-890068-1

Light novels

All light novels are written by Shin Towada and illustrated by Sui Ishida.^[1]^[2]^[3]

No.	Title	Japanese release date	Japanese ISBN
1	Tokyo Ghoul: Hibi (東京喰種トーキョーグール［日々］, Tōkyō Gūru［Hibi］, Lit. Days)	7 July 2013^[1]	ISBN 978-4-08-703296-3
2	Tokyo Ghoul: Kūhaku (東京喰種トーキョーグール［空白］, Tōkyō Gūru［Kūhaku］, Lit. Void)	19 July 2014^[2]	ISBN 978-4-08-703320-5
3	Tokyo Ghoul: Sekijitsu (東京喰種トーキョーグール［昔日］, Tōkyō Gūru［Sekijitsu］, Lit. Past)	19 December 2014^[3]	ISBN 978-4-08-703340-3

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