Tokyo Ghoul √A is based on the manga "Tokyo Ghoul" — 144 chapters, 14 volumes. The manga is complete. By Ishida, Sui.
Anime covers: Roughly the full span, but seasons 2 and :re compress, reorder, and rewrite large portions
Start reading at: Chapter 1 — the anime diverges heavily, treat it as an alternate continuity
Faithful adaptation? No — Root A is largely anime-original, :re condenses 179 chapters into 24 episodes, skipping key material
Looking for where Tokyo Ghoul √A picks up in the manga? You're in the right place. Below is every piece of source material linked to this anime, with chapter counts and reading order.
By Ishida, Sui
Lurking within the shadows of Tokyo are frightening beings known as ghouls, who satisfy their hunger by feeding on humans once night falls. An organization known as the Commission of Counter Ghoul (CCG) has been established in response to the constant attacks on citizens and as a means of purging these creatures. However, the problem lies in...
Yes — The manga's second half is effectively a different, much fuller story than the anime. The anime took some liberties with the source material (root a is largely anime-original, :re condenses 179 chapters into 24 episodes, skipping key material), so starting from chapter 1 is the way to go.
Yes — the manga "Tokyo Ghoul" runs 144 chapters and is complete.
The anime covers Roughly the full span, but seasons 2 and :re compress, reorder, and rewrite large portions. To continue the story, start reading at Chapter 1.
We'd recommend starting from chapter 1. The manga's second half is effectively a different, much fuller story than the anime.
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