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Also, who would say they like underage low quality girls with woman voice singing like in a bar for drunk adults in ending 1? Also wow, all the lyrics are really relatable and analitic to the story of the show, nah I am gonna stop with that additional sarcasms from now on.
4. Characters 3/10.
Endou Mamoru is the captain of Inazuma Eleven team and the main character, but not that original, his personality is too close to Naruto, oh yea Naturo's voice actor voiced him too. 2 other main characters are: Shuuya Gouenji - a
random quiet and skilled guy who might have schizophremia of his sister and will protect her from soccer ball hitting her; Yuuto Kidou - the captain of Teikoku team, yeah the team whose manager adult destroys all football schools whose teams lose to him, and Yuuto sees nothing illegal in that. 90% of side characters you'll see will
never get a complex/deep story, there won't even be
flashbacks of the past for most of them. Truly, even a preschooler could create these character designs and their simple stories. The only thing saves it from 2/10 is that characters don't have soulless mimics and you are still able to feel them, just not often enough.
5. Enjoyment 4/10.
This rank of enjoyment is higher than any other aspect, because this anime was somehow keep on going (It looks like some future arc ended Inazuma Eleven story in 2018) and never got cancelled.
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More charactersCharacters & Voice Actors Kaneki, Ken Main Hanae, Natsuki
Japanese Kirishima, Touka Main Amamiya, Sora
Japanese Suzuya, Juuzou Supporting Kugimiya, Rie
Japanese Uta Supporting Sakurai, Takahiro
Japanese Tsukiyama, Shuu Supporting Miyano, Mamoru
Japanese Nagachika, Hideyoshi Supporting Toyonaga, Toshiyuki
Japanese Eto Supporting Sakamoto, Maaya
Japanese Arima, Kishou Supporting Namikawa, Daisuke
Japanese Kamishiro, Rize Supporting Hanazawa, Kana
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"Tokyo Ghoul" stands as a masterpiece, especially when compared to many recent anime productions, due to its exceptional storytelling, thematic depth, and lasting impact. Here's why it outshines its contemporaries:
Narrative Complexity: "Tokyo Ghoul" presents a narrative that transcends typical anime conventions. Its exploration of identity, morality, and the blurred lines between humans and ghouls adds layers of complexity to the storytelling. The series delves into profound philosophical questions, offering a depth that is often missing in more recent anime.
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