Tokyo Ghoul Volume 2: Explore the Darker Side of Tokyo

Karina Nichols: Love the manga

United States on Nov 28, 2023

Sentar435: Story is perfect, beautiful cover art

United States on Jul 18, 2023

Amazon Customer: I Love it an absolute treat just the best book in the world but a bit difficult to read.
Five stars.

United Kingdom on Jul 18, 2023

AR: Received original Manga. Fully sealed wrapped. I paid 500.
Happy.

India on Jul 03, 2023

Vamp: Came in within 4 days and was in excellent condition.

United States on Jun 23, 2023

Astitva Utkarsh: Brought it from cocoblu retail at ₹489, received a real manga at affordable price,the manga came in perfect condition.

India on Mar 30, 2023

Anip ghoseAnip ghose: ordered this from Barnes and Noble International, but it is delivered with a different store name.. Arrived in good condition, but I guess it's not original.. Cover printing, alignment is bad and the quality of printing is bad...
Please change that and send the original manga...

India on Feb 27, 2023

MikeMike: Book:
The Book is nice, has larger and thicker pages(expected since its a Sig Imprint). There were no misprints, the pages look even better to me than in the first volume(It's probably not the actual book, but rather the way it was drawn). One of the corners on the back of the book is slightly torn off(I believe that's a good way to describe it). The book has a color page, which I like. I do find the tear to be a relatively large flaw that could influence a purchase, especially for those who collect(rather than just wanting to read the physical version for the better looking art).

Story:
This volume introduces some new characters(both allies and foes), shows more about the CCG, and shows Ken starting to delve deeper into the world of ghouls.

Would Recommend.

United States on Oct 30, 2022

Louise: I ordered Tokyo Ghoul volume one and volume two for my 18 year old son. The books are good quality and he is very happy with them.

I have not personally read them myself but I did have a look at them and flicked through the pages to see some of the content.

The books read as Japanese books do starting from the back to the front.

The books have really good illustrations and from what my son tells me they are fun to read.

My son loves all Japanese stuff and being stuck in at home under lockdown and finishing his A Levels all online; to take a break from looking at screens all the time, it is good for him to sit back and relax and to pick up a great book and read.

United Kingdom on Mar 04, 2021

Rae_ShutUpandBookUp!: Recommended for those who enjoy vampires.

Ken's dipped his foot into the water of the ghoul world now. After saving his best friend from being eaten he finds himself in even more of a pickle. He's trying to fit into the worlds of both human and ghouls but this isn't an easy task. Toaka, makes sure to remind him of such but you can tell she kind of likes him.

He still refuses to eat, because the only thing that ghouls truly eat, is humans. He started this journey believing what humans believed, that ALL ghouls are EVIL, horrible, MONSTERS. Now he's one of them, or partly one, and serving coffee to some. For coffee is something ghouls can enjoy and keep down on their sensitive stomachs.

As Ken learns of the ghoul world and how to wield his powers he runs into the "doves". Ghoul Investigators, much like witch hunters or Buffy, there soul purpose is to analysis, direct, and kill ghouls. They're your normal detectives only they focus on ghouls, not humans.

Ken's seeing the other side of the mirror and finding out that ghouls are really no different from humans, except dietary reasons of course. Ghouls have loved ones and children whom they wish to protect....

United States on Feb 14, 2017