Sui Ishida (Tokyo Ghoul) working on a new manga

Sui Ishida, creator of the Tokyo Ghoul manga, published in Italy by J-POP is officially working on a new project. The author revealed it directly on his official Twitter account on which he published the first image of the possible design of a logo, precisely of this new project. The manga is titled Choujin X and no other details have been revealed for now.



This news, however, does not reach us new. Sui Ishida, last November 2020, had in fact published a sample frame of his storyboard depicting an "alleged" male protagonist and a "superhuman" form. In this post the author had also stated that he dreamed of Kaneki and Touka after falling asleep while finishing his work:



We therefore look forward to further information.

About Tokyo Ghoul

Tokyo Ghoul is a dark fantasy series serialized from 2011 to 2014 in Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump magazine, soon followed by Tokyo Ghoul: re, which ended in summer 2018, a light novel series and an anime.

In Italy the Tokyo Ghoul saga, spin-off, novels and artbooks included, is published by J-POP which describes the plot as follows:

Il ghoul is a character from the fantastic lore. He is found in "The Thousand and One Nights" and in other myths of Western folklore. He is a monster who feeds on corpses hunted in cemeteries and who, using black magic, absorbs the forces of his victims. Now these monsters are snaking through the streets of Tokyo. And a troubled teenager will meet them, not knowing that in this way he will definitively compromise his own destiny. Top manga of Young Jump, the coolest Shueisha magazine of the moment, this new title will leave you with bated breath… If you loved manga like JUDGE or DOUBT, you certainly can't miss it!



Studio Pierrot's 12-episode anime adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul series aired between July and September 2014. A second season, Tokyo Ghoul √A, aired from January to March 2015, again consisting of 12 episodes. A third followed in 2018, entitled Tokyo Ghoul: re. The rights of the three anime seasons have been acquired by Dynit and it is possible to watch them, together with the OVA, on Netflix.

If you want to immerse yourself in the dark fantasy world of Tokyo Ghoul, buy the manga, available on Amazon!