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Arguably, one of the most famous anime of all time, Tokyo Ghoul, based upon the manga with sales as high as 47 million copies with the same name, is again in the news regarding a possible fourth installment.
Are we really getting a Season 4 of Tokyo Ghoul after such a long time? As we know, the last season of Tokyo Ghoul was released in 2018, and after that, the studio said that Season 3 would be the final season of this iconic horror anime.
However, news of Season 4 of Tokyo Ghoul is spreading like wildfire, and Tokyo Ghoul fans are speculating as to what can be expected from the new season.
We are here with a recent article to explore the news regarding Tokyo Ghoul, its new season, its initial plot, how it ended, what fans have to say, the studio that created this masterpiece and where you can catch this anime. So keep reading till the end.
Tokyo Ghoul Season 4 Key Highlight
- The makers declared that the third long season was the final season of the show, and there will be No Season 4.
- The 2nd part of Season 3 that came out in the winter of 2018 have collectively scored 6.6 out of 10 On On IMDb.
- You can watch Tokyo Ghoul’s seasons 1 to 4 on Netflix, Prime Video, and Hulu.
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Tokyo Ghoul Season 4 Overview
| Season Title | Tokyo Ghoul |
| No. of Seasons | 3 |
| No. of Episode | 24 (p1-p2) |
| Written by | Sui Ishida, Chûji Mikasano |
| Directed by | Odahiro Watanabe |
| Genre | Action, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Production | Studio Pierrot, Pierrot Plus, Shueisha |
| Available On | Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu. |
When is Tokyo Ghoul Season 4 coming out?
First, let’s get this clear: Tokyo Ghoul originally had three parts. The first part is called Tokyo Ghoul; the second season is called Tokyo Ghoul: √A, and the third season is called Tokyo Ghoul: re. The third season was released on April 3, 2018, and ran until June 19, 2018.
This third season then had its second season, named Tokyo Ghoul: re 2, which was released on October 9, 2018, and ended airing on December 25, 2018. The makers declared that the third long season was the final season of the show, and there will be No Season 4.
Tokyo Ghoul English Dub release date
Tokyo Ghoul English Dubs for Seasons 1 to 4 are already available on Netflix and the official Licensor’s website, Funimation. Austin Tindle voices Ken Kaneki, Sean Hennigan has given his voice to Yoshimura, and Aron Robert has given his voice to Uta.
Other voice actors for the English dub include Joel McDonald, J Michael Tatum, Clifford Chapin, Phil Parsons and so on.
Storyline of Tokyo Ghoul: What is it able to be about?
Tokyo Ghoul is set in a world where there are ghouls who secretly reside among humans and consume human flesh to stay alive. Ken Kaneki, a college student, is the main character.
His meeting with a Rize and getting Rize’s Kagune surgically placed inside him made him a half-ghoul. Kaneki struggles to find a balance between his two identities as he craves human flesh but also wants to keep his humanity intact.
He meets helpful ghouls like Yoshimura, Kirishima, and Hinami and some malicious ghouls like Jason. He is often stuck in the conflicts between the ghouls and the Commission of Counter Ghoul (CCG), a government organization meant to eradicate ghouls.
The overall story introduces us to a lot of gray characters and painful deaths. The story is intense, full of emotional turmoil and intricate character development with a dark and compelling narrative.
What happened at the end of Tokyo Ghoul Season 3?
Unfortunately, the third season of Tokyo couldn’t leave a lasting impact in the minds of the fans. Instead, it left them full of doubts, which made them turn to the manga for explanation.
So the plot of Season 3 starts with Ken Kaneki suffering from Amnesia and thus starting his life as Haise Sasaki and working for the CCG. Ken Kaneki gets his memories back due to the collective efforts of mentors Arima Kishou and Akira Mado.
We are introduced to the Quinx Project, wherein humans are turned into half ghouls in order to fight the real ghouls. These half-ghouls are more potent than real ghouls as they have two Kagune (Ghoul weapons): one natural and the other given by the CCG.
Meanwhile, Kaneki’s former friends want to save him from the CCG, whom they also refer to as the “Dope.” We are introduced to yet another agency; this one is run by the ghoul named Aogiri Tree.
The ghouls are after Ayato’s sister, and he has to save her from the ghouls constantly. There is a climactic scene where Eto Yoshimura attacks CCG, and amidst the chaos, Kaneki recovers from his AmnesiaAmnesia.
After recovering, Kaneki fights a one-eyed ghoul whom CCG previously imprisoned. The season ends with Hinami getting imprisoned by CCG, and Kaneki takes the responsibility of protecting his sister while she is in CCG’s custody.
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What will happen in Season 4 spoilers and expectations?
In the last season of Tokyo Ghoul season 4, we see a happy ending. Kaneki defeats the final bad guy, Furata, and tells him that regardless of the sadness and evil in the world, he would never have chosen Furata’s way of life.
Kaneki sets Rize free as he finds that her body is the core’s energy source. Finally, there is peace between the humans and ghouls. Touka is happily living with her husband, Ken Kaneki, and they have a daughter named Ichika Kaneki.
Kaneki, though he lost some of his friends towards the end, most of his friends were alive; Naki also comes back to life!
Who will be part of Tokyo Ghoul season 4?
| Character | Cast |
| Haise Sasaki | Natsuki Hanae |
| Haise Sasaki | Austin Tindle |
| Kuki Urie | Adam Gibbs |
| Mutsuki | Mikaela Krantz |
| Saiki Yonebayashi | Sarah Wiedenheft |
| Ginzi Shirazu | Daman Mills |
| Akira | Morgan Laure |
| Kuki Urie | Kaito Ishikawa |
Which Studio Is Making Tokyo Ghoul?
Tokyo Ghoul was created by the legendary studio Pierrot. This studio has created masterpieces like the Naruto series, Bleach, Yu Yu Hakusho, Beezlebub and Boruto series. Pierrot is one of the oldest animation studios in Japan.
It was set up in 1979. Tokyo Ghoul anime is based on the famous manga of the same name by the famous Sui Ishida.
He discontinued the series because of the strict deadlines and work pressure, which made his once-loved series, Tokyo Ghoul, a chore for him. However, thanks to him and Pierrot, we have a classic horror anime.
Tokyo Ghoul Staff
| Music by | Yutaka Yamada |
| Sound Department | Michael Allan Schneider |
| Assistant director | Terri Doty |
| Animation Department | Tomoko Kitagawa, Henry Thurlow |
How is the show rated so far?
On IMDb, Tokyo Ghoul has scored 7.7 out of 10, Tokyo Ghoul Season 2 has scored 7.5 out of 10, Tokyo Ghoul Season 3 and Tokyo Season 4, aka the 2nd part of Season 3 that came out in the winter of 2018 have collectively scored 6.6 out of 10.
On My Anime List, Season 1 has scored 7.79 out of 10, Season 2 has scored 7.02 out of 10, Season 3 has scored 6.37 out of 10 and Season 4 or 2nd part of Season 3 has scored 6.44 out of 10. On Crunchyroll, Tokyo Ghoul has a rating of 4.5 out of 5.
Most of the fans loved Season 1 and Season 2, but Season 3 felt relatively flat for them. The second part of Season 3 performed better than the first part. The anime missed out on some scenes, which made it quite confusing for the reviewers to connect Season 3 with Seasons 1 and 2.
Most reviewers suggest that you must read the manga before watching the show so that you don’t find the show confusing.
How many episodes will be in Tokyo Ghoul Season 4 ?
As mentioned in the above section, the studio of Tokyo Ghoul had clearly mentioned that Tokyo Ghoul: re 2 is the last installment of this horror anime, much to everyone’s disappointment.
So, if you are looking for a Season 4 of Tokyo Ghoul, chances are that you will end up getting Tokyo Ghoul: re 2nd season in your search result. So this second part of Season 3 has 12 episodes, each with a runtime of 25 minutes, just like the previous seasons.
Here is the episode guide of previous season
| Episode | Episode name | Air date |
| 1 | And once again: Place | Tue, Oct 9, 2018 |
| 2 | White darkness | Tue, Oct 16, 2018 |
| 3 | Cross Play | Tue, Oct 23, 2018 |
| 4 | Those Left Behind | Tue, Oct 30, 2018 |
| 5 | Confluence, Confusion | Tue, Nov 6, 2018 |
| 6 | FACE: Effulgence | Tue, Nov 13, 2018 |
| 7 | Proof: Bonds | Tue, Nov 20, 2018 |
| 8 | incarnation: Awakened Child | Tue, Nov 27, 2018 |
| 9 | Recollection | Tue, Dec 4, 2018 |
| 10 | Call: The Far Side of Tragedy | Tue, Dec 11, 2018 |
| 11 | ACT: Encounters | Tue, Dec 18, 2018 |
| 12 | Finale | Tue, Dec 25, 2018 |
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Where can you watch The Show?
You can watch Tokyo Ghoul’s seasons 1 to 4 on Netflix, Prime Video, and Hulu. Unfortunately, Tokyo is not available on Tokyo Ghouls as it does not have streaming rights.
On Netflix, you have to sign up and pay to watch this show. But for Hulu and Prime Video, you have a free trial period of 30 days. So go and binge-watch all seasons of Tokyo Ghoul!
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Is there any news about the “Tokyo Ghoul Season 4” trailer?
Unfortunately, we do not have any trailer for “Tokyo Ghoul Season 4,” as the makers have not yet released any trailer for the upcoming season. However, the audience can tune in to the Netflix to watch the trailer of previous season.
FAQ About Tokyo Ghoul
1. What is the genre of Tokyo Ghoul ?
Tokyo Ghoul is an Action, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller anime.
2. Who is the writer of Tokyo Ghoul ?
The writers are Sui Ishida, Chûji Mikasano.
3. How many episodes are there in Tokyo Ghoul ?
There are total 24 episodes in Tokyo Ghoul, you can watch.
4. Where can i watch Tokyo Ghoul ?
You can watch Tokyo Ghoul on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu.
5. Is there any news of Tokyo Ghoul season 4?
The makers declared that the third long season was the final season of the show, and there will be No Season 4.
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