This was a great conclusion to the Tokyo Ghoul series that will be published on April 21, 2020.

There is a character list at the beginning of the manga, which was much appreciated!

We see all the characters from the series, and learn how their stories end. We also get an afterward that tells you how everyone’s story ends up.

I love the drawing style. It looks scetched, and messy in a good why.

I love how the series deals with how children can’t help but to love their abusive parents. Connected with this, I love how deep friendships go in this story. The strength of relationships in this series is what makes this story so good.

I knocked off a star in my rating because I often got confused reading the fight scenes. I often became confused about who was fighting who, and who was talking. This may not be the case for everyone who reads this, but it was an issue for me.

I received this title from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.