If You Love ‘Tokyo Ghoul,’ You Should Check Out ‘Choujin X’
Sui Ishida’s new horror‑adjacent battle shonen might be Viz’s best ongoing series that almost no one is talking about. Let's change that.
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The mid-2010s marked the dawn of anime’s shift from a niche interest to a mainstream fixture of pop culture. Attack on Titan dominated the zeitgeist, sure—but if you were into anime and manga back then, chances are Sui Ishida’s dark fantasy series, Tokyo Ghoul, had you in a chokehold. It’s also a series that inspires complicated feelings when you look back in the big 2026.
On paper, the anime had everything going for it: a killer opening theme, a modern…
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