List of the Main Characters of Tokyo Ghoul
Tokyo Ghoul, the anime that redefined the boundaries between human and monster
In a contemporary Tokyo where ghouls blend in among humans in order to devour them, Tokyo Ghoul paints the chilling portrait of a world where the boundaries between good and evil have never been so blurred. The anime by Sui Ishida, adapted into an anime by Studio Pierrot, is not a simple monster story: it is a dark and masterful exploration of identity, survival, and what it means to be human when you are no longer entirely human.
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The richness of its universe relies above all on a gallery of main Tokyo Ghoul characters with rare psychological depth, each carrying their contradictions like visible scars. Whether you are a longtime fan or a newcomer immersed in Tokyo Ghoul:re, this list is your guide through the dark streets of the 20th ward. And for every striking figure, it is impossible not to imagine the perfect collector figure standing proudly in your anime collection.
The complete list of the main Tokyo Ghoul characters
1. Ken Kaneki
Ken Kaneki is the central character around whom the entire Tokyo Ghoul universe revolves. A quiet student passionate about literature, his life changes the day a ghoul attack transforms him into a hybrid being, half-human and half-ghoul, a unique case in this ruthless universe. What makes Kaneki absolutely fascinating is the scale of his psychological transformation: from a naive and withdrawn young man, he becomes the One-Eyed King, a figure of terror with multiplied kagune, before desperately seeking a path to peace between two worlds tearing each other apart. The torture he suffers at the hands of Yamori is one of the most intense arcs in the anime, the one that definitively breaks the child to forge the warrior. As a collector figure, Kaneki in his masked form with his tentacular kagune is an absolutely essential iconic piece.
2. Touka Kirishima
Touka Kirishima is one of the most emblematic ghouls in Tokyo Ghoul, and undoubtedly the one whose emotional evolution is the most touching. Cold, impulsive, and quick to violence on the surface, she hides raw sensitivity fed by a tragic childhood and the constant mourning of normality. A waitress at the Anteiku cafe, she represents those ghouls who refuse to be defined only by their predatory instinct. Her complex relationship with Kaneki, shifting between hostility, complicity, and deep love, is the most powerful emotional thread in the entire saga. Her Ukaku kagune, which releases RC crystals like wings of destruction, is as beautiful as it is devastating. A Touka figure in a combat pose, wings spread, is a piece of incomparable wild grace.
3. Kisho Arima
Kisho Arima is the absolute legend of the CCG, the special class investigator nicknamed the "Reaper," whose name alone is enough to freeze the blood of the most fearsome ghouls. Undefeated for decades, his combat level exceeds human understanding, and his secret history reveals a devastating truth about his origins and his ties to Kaneki. Behind the cold and implacable figure of the perfect hunter hides a man carrying an immense burden, choosing his own end with striking dignity. Arima is the antagonist we eventually can no longer hate, the one whose sacrifice echoes long after the saga ends. His anime figure in a CCG uniform, quinque in hand, has absolutely remarkable threatening elegance.
4. Rize Kamishiro
Rize Kamishiro is the catalyst for the entire tragedy of Tokyo Ghoul. It is her attack on Kaneki, then the transplantation of her organs into the young student’s body, that triggers the entire saga. Nicknamed the "Binge Eater," this ghoul with a particularly powerful Rinkaku kagune was one of the most dangerous in Tokyo before her apparent death. But beyond her role as the narrative detonator, Rize continues to haunt the series through Kaneki’s psyche, embodying the animal, wild, and insatiable part that the hero desperately tries to control. Her ghostly presence in the protagonist’s visions and inner conflicts makes her far more central than she may seem. As a Tokyo Ghoul collector figure, Rize with her red tentacles is a piece with unforgettable venomous charm.
5. Juzo Suzuya
Juzo Suzuya, whose real name is Rei Suzuya, is the most unpredictable and disturbing CCG investigator in all of Tokyo Ghoul. Raised and tortured by a ghoul who turned him into a weapon of war, he fights with a macabre lightness that hides deep trauma: insensitive to physical pain, he treats missions like children’s games. His aesthetic stitches, eccentric outfits, and erratic behavior make him a visually and psychologically unique character in the anime universe. But beneath the unsettling surface, he gradually reveals himself as a loyal being, attached to his mentor Shinohara, and capable of deep affection. A Suzuya figure with his scythe-like weapons is one of the most original and sought-after pieces in the entire Tokyo Ghoul collection.
6. Shu Tsukiyama
Shu Tsukiyama, the "Gourmet," is the most extravagant and theatrical figure in Tokyo Ghoul. From a family of aristocratic ghouls, this obsessive aesthete develops a disturbing fixation on the scent and taste of Kaneki, whom he considers the most exquisite prey he has ever encountered. Multilingual, manipulative, and flamboyantly narcissistic, Tsukiyama is full of contradictions: beneath the extravagant dandy hides sincere loyalty, real vulnerability, and a friendship he does not know how to name. His arc in Tokyo Ghoul:re, marked by depression and rebirth, is one of the most moving in the sequel. His rose-shaped Koukaku kagune is as elegant as it is sharp. His collector figure is a showpiece that true fans eagerly seek.
7. Kotaro Amon
Kotaro Amon is the most morally upright CCG investigator in Tokyo Ghoul, and one of its most tragic characters. An orphan raised by a ghoul who paradoxically passed on to him a sharp sense of justice, he devotes his life to eradicating the predators he sees as the source of all human suffering. But his repeated encounters with Kaneki gradually crack his certainties: can someone be a monster and desire peace? Can someone be human and commit the same atrocities? Amon’s transformation in the sequel places him in the position of a perfect mirror to the hero, definitively blurring the lines between victim and predator. As an anime figure, Amon in a combat stance with his Doujima quinque is a piece of striking dramatic intensity.
8. Yoshimura
Yoshimura, owner of the Anteiku cafe and substitute father figure for the lost ghouls of the 20th ward, is one of the most soothing and mysterious presences in Tokyo Ghoul. Behind his quiet kindness and role as a benevolent protector hides an SSS-rated ghoul of colossal power, nicknamed the "Non-Killing Owl." His personal story, marked by forbidden love and the sacrifice of everything dear to him, is one of the most heartbreaking moments in the saga. Yoshimura embodies the ideal of peaceful coexistence that the entire series desperately tries to reach. His collector figure, either in a cafe apron or unleashed ghoul form, offers two faces of the same being of rare depth.
9. Hinami Fueguchi
Hinami Fueguchi is the child of Tokyo Ghoul, the young ghoul whose gentleness and innocence violently contrast with the brutality of the world around her. Orphaned after both of her parents are killed by CCG investigators, she is taken in by Kaneki and Touka, who become her substitute family. Gifted with a hybrid kagune combining the abilities of both her parents, she is far more powerful than she appears. Her attachment to Kaneki is one of the purest emotional relationships in the anime, constantly reminding the characters what they are truly fighting for. Hinami grows throughout the saga with increasing grace and determination. As Tokyo Ghoul goodies, her softness makes her a collectible piece especially appreciated by fans.
10. Ayato Kirishima
Ayato Kirishima is Touka’s younger brother, an angry and impulsive teenager whose constant rebellion hides a pain of abandonment he has never overcome. A member of the terrorist organization Aogiri, he has convinced himself that weakness is shameful and emotions are an obstacle, mirroring his sister’s mask of toughness without yet having her maturity. His extremely developed Ukaku kagune places him among the most offensive ghouls in the series, capable of saturating space with crystalline projectiles at devastating speed. But it is his slow return toward something more human, through contact with his allies and family, that makes his arc truly moving. An Ayato figure, with a burning gaze and spread wings, is an explosive piece in any collection.
11. Naki
Naki is one of the most unexpected characters in Tokyo Ghoul, a rough and uneducated ghoul whose absolute loyalty to Yamori, his mentor killed by Kaneki, becomes his most touching emotional driving force. Unable to write his own name, prone to confusion and overflowing emotion, Naki is the very definition of the comic character who breaks your heart without warning. His colossal physical strength and Rinkaku kagune make him a fearsome fighter, but it is his awkward and sincere loyalty to those he loves that makes him irresistible. Naki once again proves that Sui Ishida excels at transforming secondary figures into characters we never forget. His anime figure is essential for collectors who love surprising pieces.
12. Uta
Uta is the mask maker of Tokyo Ghoul, the artist with a tattooed face who creates the iconic masks worn by ghouls to protect their identities. Mysterious, smiling in every situation, and guided by an impenetrable philosophy, he seems to observe events with the serene distance of someone who has nothing left to lose or prove. His affiliation with the Clowns, revealed much later in the saga, retrospectively redefines all his interactions and turns his apparent kindness into something far more ambiguous. Uta is the kind of character whose side is never truly clear, and it is precisely this unpredictability that makes him fascinating. His unique aesthetic makes him one of the most stylish Tokyo Ghoul collector figures in the entire franchise.
13. Kuki Urie
Kuki Urie is one of the most complex characters introduced in Tokyo Ghoul:re, a member of the Quinx and an investigator whose cold ambition and apparent contempt for his teammates hide deep trauma linked to his father’s death. Calculating and individualistic, he uses his partners as tools before slowly and painfully understanding the value of human bonds. His evolution into a true leader, capable of sacrificing himself to protect those he long ignored, is one of the richest growth arcs in the sequel. A hybrid with a powerful Koukaku kagune, he embodies the new generation of fighters born from the blurred border between humanity and ghoul. As a collector figure, Urie radiates cold and captivating intensity.
14. Roma Hoito
Roma Hoito is the great surprise of Tokyo Ghoul:re, a character whose late revelation brutally overturns the reader’s perception of her from the beginning. First presented as a clumsy and endearing waitress at Anteiku, she turns out to be one of the founding members of the Clowns, a nihilistic organization that advocates the total destruction of the established order. Her true face, freed from all restraint, is that of an ancient ghoul of terrifying power whose philosophy of absolute chaos chills the blood. Roma perfectly illustrates Sui Ishida’s talent for twists that completely recontextualize the series’ past. Collector or newcomer, her double-faced anime figure is a piece that raises questions as much as it fascinates.
15. Hideyoshi Nagachika
Hideyoshi Nagachika, known as Hide, is Kaneki’s best friend and one of the most touching characters in all of Tokyo Ghoul. Human in a universe of ghouls and superhuman investigators, he makes up for his lack of powers with extraordinary emotional intelligence and insight: Hide knows what Kaneki has truly become long before anyone tells him. His choice to stay by his friend’s side no matter what, never betraying or abandoning him despite the dangers and unbearable truths he discovers, makes him the purest figure of friendship in the series. His reappearance in Tokyo Ghoul:re in an unexpected form is one of the most emotionally charged moments in the entire saga. As a collector figure, Hide with his bright smile is a piece that restores faith in humanity in a universe that desperately lacks it.
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