Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]: Its appeal and reviews: A deep story and the appeal of its characters

The appeal and evaluation of "Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]"

"Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]" is an OVA released on December 25, 2015, based on the manga by Ishida Sui and Towada Shin. The work was released by TC Entertainment and consists of 30-minute episodes. It was directed by Matsubayashi Yuito, animated by studio Pierrot, and the copyright belongs to Ishida Sui, Towada Shin/Shueisha, and the Tokyo Ghoul Production Committee.

Story and Characters

"Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]" is a spin-off of the original manga "Tokyo Ghoul" and centers on the protagonist, high school student Chika Senku. After learning about the existence of a race of human-eating creatures called ghouls, Chika faces many challenges while spending time with her friend, another ghoul, Hakuhou. This work is a moving story of the friendship and growth between Chika and Hakuhou, and delves deep into the world of the original work.

Chika has a pure and kind personality, and her attitude of trying to understand the existence of ghouls is impressive. On the other hand, Hakuo is a character who treasures his friendship with Chika, even though he is troubled by the way he lives as a ghoul. The sight of the two growing together while supporting each other deeply moves the viewer.

Animation and performance

The visual beauty of "Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]" is where Studio Pierrot's high level of technical skill shines. In particular, the depiction of the ghouls' battle scenes and the daily lives of Chika and Hakuho are characterized by their attention to detail and color. Director Matsubayashi Yuito has succeeded in faithfully recreating the atmosphere of the original work while adding a new perspective that is unique to OVAs.

Music is also an important element in enhancing the appeal of a work. BGM plays a role in livening up tense battle scenes and moving scenes, stirring the emotions of the viewer. The theme songs in particular have memorable melodies and lyrics that symbolize the theme of the work, and will stay in your mind even after watching it.

Ratings and Recommendations

"Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]" is a work that can be recommended not only to fans of the original work, but also to those new to anime. It has been praised for depicting deep themes and a moving story in a short 30-minute time frame. In addition, the portrayal of character growth and friendship has resonated with viewers, making it a work that is loved by many people.

This work is an important piece in helping viewers understand the world of the original work even more deeply, and it can be said to be a masterpiece that makes the most of the OVA format. In particular, the story that focuses on the friendship between Chika and Hakuho deeply touches viewers and has a charm that makes them want to go back to the original work again.

Related works and recommendations

For those who enjoyed "Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]," we also recommend the original manga "Tokyo Ghoul" and the TV anime series "Tokyo Ghoul." The original manga is attractive for its unique drawings by Sui Ishida and its deep story, allowing you to understand the world of ghouls more deeply. In addition, the TV anime series is drawn in a condensed form that captures the essence of the original work, allowing you to enjoy visual beauty and tense battle scenes.

In addition, I also recommend "Tokyo Ghoul:re," which is also written by Ishida Sui. This work is a sequel to "Tokyo Ghoul" and will develop new characters and stories. You will be able to deepen the impression you felt from "Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]" even further.

summary

"Tokyo Ghoul [PINTO]" is a moving spin-off work that delves deeper into the world of the original work. The story of the friendship and growth of Chika and Hakuho deeply touches viewers and has a charm that makes them want to return to the original work. The beautiful visuals and music also enhance the appeal of the work, making it a work that can be recommended not only to fans of the original work but also to anime beginners. Please enjoy the world of "Tokyo Ghoul" even more deeply through this work.