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Tokyo Ghoul

Tokyo Ghoul remains a licensing and merchandising property rather than a production one. Its most recent confirmed activity is an Ichiban Kuji lottery set to launch January 30, 2027, with MASTERLISE figures of Ken Kaneki and Touka Kirishima.

Synthesized from 3 Yomimono stories · updated Sep 24

The three stories about Tokyo Ghoul do not describe a new anime or manga production. They trace a property that is still being licensed and merchandised while its author works elsewhere. The most concrete upcoming item is a lottery: BANDAI SPIRITS opened the Ichiban Kuji Club page for Ichiban Kuji Tokyo Ghoul, with a launch date of January 30, 2027. The A prize is a MASTERLISE figure of Ken Kaneki, the B prize is a MASTERLISE figure of Touka Kirishima, and both the Last One prize and the Double Chance Campaign prize are the Owl figure in the MASTERLISE EXTRA line.

The series is also moving into Indian-language audio. Crunchyroll is rolling Tokyo Ghoul out regionally in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu dubs, starting with season one on July 22, then season two on August 12 and season three on September 2. That rollout sits inside a wider Crunchyroll expansion of its Indian-language library that covers both catalog titles and summer 2026 premieres.

The remaining story is about the author, not the work. In an interview published on Shueisha's Manga Million app, Sui Ishida described working overnight five to six days a week, twelve to thirteen hours a day, then meeting staff at ten in the morning for storyboarding sessions of thirty minutes to an hour. He said he does not recall which days he worked, and that he asked a friend and his older sister for help with the manga's ending. The account concerns Tokyo Ghoul's production period; his current manga, Choujin X, runs on an irregular release schedule rather than a weekly one.

Key facts

Upcoming lottery
Ichiban Kuji Tokyo Ghoul launches January 30, 2027, with the Ichiban Kuji Club page opened by BANDAI SPIRITS. ↗
Lottery prizes
The A prize is a MASTERLISE figure of Ken Kaneki; the B prize is a MASTERLISE figure of Touka Kirishima. ↗
Last One and Double Chance prizes
Both the Last One prize and the Double Chance Campaign prize are the Owl figure in the MASTERLISE EXTRA line. ↗
Indian-language dub rollout
Crunchyroll is adding Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu dubs for Tokyo Ghoul, with season one on July 22, season two on August 12, and season three on September 2. ↗
Author's production schedule
Sui Ishida said he worked overnight five to six days a week, twelve to thirteen hours a day, then met staff at ten in the morning for storyboarding sessions of thirty minutes to an hour. ↗
Help with the ending
Ishida said he asked a friend and his older sister for help with the manga's ending. ↗
Ishida's current release schedule
His current manga Choujin X runs on an irregular release schedule rather than a weekly one. ↗

Timeline

Synthesized by Yomimono from the cited Yomimono stories below, each itself sourced, then editorially reviewed. Every fact links the story it came from.

Facts

Release
tv · 2026-07-22 · India · 2026-07-15
Release
tv · 2026-08-12 · India · 2026-07-15
Release
tv · 2026-09-02 · India · 2026-07-15

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Claim activity

When a claim about Tokyo Ghoul was confirmed, debunked, or disputed against open-web sources. The record stays even after a claim drops off the facts list.

  • Confirmed Sui Ishida writes Tokyo Ghoul Sep 22 · source

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Sep 21

Sui Ishida Details Exhausting Weekly Schedule Behind Tokyo Ghoul

In an interview published on Shueisha's Manga Million app, Tokyo Ghoul author Sui Ishida described working overnight five to six days a week, twelve to thirteen hours a day, then meeting staff at ten in the morning for storyboarding sessions of thirty minutes to an hour. He said he does not recall which days he worked, and that he asked a friend and his older sister for help with the manga's ending.

Sep 2

Tokyo Ghoul Ichiban Kuji Launches January 30, 2027 with MASTERLISE Figures

BANDAI SPIRITS opened the Ichiban Kuji Club page for Ichiban Kuji Tokyo Ghoul. The lottery launches January 30, 2027. The A prize is a MASTERLISE figure of Ken Kaneki, and the B prize is a MASTERLISE figure of Touka Kirishima. The Last One prize and the Double Chance Campaign prize are both the Owl figure in the MASTERLISE EXTRA line.

Jul 15

Crunchyroll Expands Indian Anime Library With New Hindi, Tamil, Telugu Dubs

Crunchyroll has announced a major expansion of its Indian-language dub offerings, adding Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu audio for a slate of catalog titles and summer 2026 premieres. Naruto Shippuden is now available in all four languages, while Haikyu!! To the Top season four and Haikyu!! Land vs Air debut their dubs on July 16. Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest season two arrives July 15 and season three on August 5. Tokyo Ghoul begins its regional rollout with season one on July 22, followed by season two on August 12 and season three on September 2. New summer series include I Became a Legend after My 10-Year-Long Last Stand (July 24, Hindi weekly), Tomb Raider King and Trapped in a Dating Sim season two (July 29, all three languages), The Elusive Samurai season two (August 7, Hindi), Black Torch (August 29, Hindi), and Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation season three (August 30, Hindi). Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- season four part two launches in Hindi on October 7. Ongoing simuldub Clevatess season two is already rolling out weekly in all three languages. The streamer is doubling down on India's growing anime market by making hit titles available in multiple regional languages alongside their global releases.